Mrs.Battsengel.G Secretary of Mongolian Electrotechnical Commission

Standardization system of Mongolia and MASM Conformity assessment system Impact of IEC Mongolia ◦ NEC Mongolia ◦ National standardization TC-s ◦ IEC standards in Mongolia ◦ Mongolian concern

Conclusion

MONGOLIAN AGENCY FOR STANDARDIZATION AND METROLOGY

is GOVERNMENT REGULATORY AGENCY

Standardization, metrology, accreditation, conformity

assessment, assay testing

Standards Information Center and WTO/TBT Enguiry Point, www.estandard.gov.mn

20 Local branch offices throught the country

www.masm.gov.mn

PRIME MINISTER

GOVERNMENT OF MONGOLIA

MASM CHAIRMAN

STANDARDIZATION, METROLOGY BARNCH

OFFICES -20 DEPUTY

CHAIRMAN

STANDARDIZATION COUNCUL

Monitoring

Administration Standardization and Technical

regulation

- Product and System

Certification

- Calibration services

Accredita-tion

Assay testing

Information (WTO/TBT

Enquiry Point) and Training

Legal metrology

NATIONAL ELECTROTECHNICAL

COMMISSION

LEGAL ENVOIRONMENT •Law on Standardization and Technical Regulation (2003) •Law on Uniformity of Measurement (2003) •Law on Energy •Law on renewable energy •Law on Telecommunication •Law on Consumer protection

Review of the Law on Standardization and Conformity assessment

Quality infrastructure changes according to

international practices

MONGOLIAN STANDARDIZATION SYSTEM

MASM

Standardization Secretariat

WTO

NGO

Public org.

51 National

Technical Committees

Research and Training org.

Business org.

GOVERNMENT

Standardization Counsul of Mongolia

National Electrotech-

nical Commission

ISO, IEC

Number of Mongolian standards, by sector

road; 165 constraction; 451

wood technology; 129

mining; 316

chemestry; 318

food; 556

agriculture; 373

textile; 246

transportation; 71

ICT; 168

energy, el.tech. 98

service; 44 safety; 112 metrology; 237

vetrinary medicine; 174

education; 151

health care; 746

environment; 334

metallurgy; 107

other; 1205

Total 6001 standards, Electrotechnology standartds, 1.6 %

MNS 4071 MNS ISO 1204 MNS EN 54 MNS CAC 104 MNS ASTM 153 MNS AASHTO 71 MNS IEC 91 Other 253

Total 6001

HARMONIZATION OF MONGOLIAN STANDARDS

1923 БУЮУ

32% НЬ

IDENTICAL

The national standards which are established in order to protect the human health, environment and security of the nation shall be mandatory.

LEGAL STATUS 6001 100 % Mandatory 3118, 52 % Voluntary 2883, 48 % HARMONIZATION LEVEL 2700 45,2 % Identical.1:1 1930, 32,2 % Harmonized, % 770, 13 %

INFORMA-TION FUND

International Agreement

International, regional and

foreign standards

National standards

Others

CA Procedures

Technical regulations

1. Public service: Headquarter of MASM and it’s 20 local

offices 2. Internet: website: www.estandard.gov.mn E-mail: standardinform@masm.gov.mn 4. Telephone: 976-51-263860 5. Publication “Catalogue of Mongolian Standards”

Product

certification Certificate of conformity

ISO/IEC 17000 Series standards

National conformity mark

Suppliers declaration ISO 17050

Management system

certification ISO 9000

National conformity mark

MNS 4600

Food safety management-

system certification ISO 22000

International Standardization Organization since 1979 IEC-International Electrotechnical Commission –Affiliate

Program, since 2001 IEC-International Electrotechnical Commission –Affiliate

Plus Program, since 2015 OIML-International Organization for Legal Metrology,

Corresponding member 1998 PASC- Pacific Area Standards Congress, 2002 APLAC-Asia-Pacific Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation,

2004 ILAC - International Laboratory for Accreditation

Cooperation, 2007

GOST, SAC, DIN, SCC, ANSI, ASTM, KRISS, KSA, KATS, KTR, FATR, SCBTS, BSMI,

TSE - Turkish Standards Institute, DIN , CNCA, JSA, ASI –Austrian Standards Institute

With People’s Republic of China, 1995 With Russia, 1996 Ukraina, 1997

Metrology Energy Electro technigue Information and Communication

Technology

Graphical symbols 10%

Metrology and measurement. Physical

phenomena 14%

Energy and heat transfer engineering

4% Electrical engineering 23%

Telecommunications. Audio and video

engineering 8%

Domestic and commercial equipment. Entertainment. Sports

41%

Share of adopted IEC standards

Electro-mechanical domestic appliances with self-contained electric motor

Shaves and hair clippers and hair –removing appliances with self-contained electric motor

Electric instantaneous or storage water heaters and immersion heaters

Hair dryers Hand drying apparatus Electric smoothing irons

Microwave ovens Other ovens, cookers, cooking plates, boiling rings, grillers

and roasters Coffee or tea makers Toasters Video recording and reproducing apparatus Reception apparatus for television, whethe0r or not

incorporating radio-broadcast Magnetic tape recorders and other sound recording apparatus

whether or not incorporating a sound reproducing device

China 41%

Malaisia 12%

Singapore 8%

Korea 7%

The United States 5%

Hong Kong 4%

Germany 4%

Japan 3%

Vietnam 3%

Poland 2%

Turkey 2%

Thailand 2%

Russia 2% Indonesia

1%

Australia 1%

Sweden 1%

Other 56 countries

4%

National Electrotechnical Committee Affiliate Plus Status ACAS Agreement Mentoring Agreement with ◦ Procedure of NEC Mongolia

Mirror Committees ◦ Metrology ◦ Energy ◦ Elecro technique ◦ Information and Communication Technology

Standardization Adoption of standards need to be translated Human resource Lack of awareness of private sector

Conformity assessment List of products for mandatory certification Human resource No cooperation in field of CA of electrotechnology

THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION

Mrs.Battsengel.G Secretary, Mongolian

Electrotechnical Commission

E-mail: batcengel@masm.gov.mn