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Standardization Roadmap – The future ofworkEUROSHNET 2019

Philipp Albrecht 13.06.2019

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National

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Standardization organizations – in a nutshell

453employees

33.500external experts

2.700+members

69standards committees

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- Neutral platform / service provider for standardization in Germany and worldwide - non-profit organization – supported by the private sector - responsible German standards body - with a mandate to manage European and international standards work as well - More than 33,500 experts from industry, research, consumer protection and the public sector bring their expertise to standardization - 69 committees work on topics ranging from acoustics to water management More than 450 staff members, roughly 2,700 members 85% of all standards projects at DIN have a European and/or international basis.

European

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34members

397technical committees

1.639working groups

15.000standards

* exemplary representation of the logos. A list of all members can be viewed here: https://standards.cen.eu/dyn/www/f?p=CENWEB:5

International

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164members

247technical committees

2.674working groups

21.500standards

* exemplary representation of the logos. A list of all members can be viewed here: https://www.iso.org/members.html

https://www.iso.org/members.html

Our principles

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Standardization – basics

voluntary

public

involvement of all stakeholders

consensus-based

state-of-the-art

coherence

Unlike laws, standards are not legally binding. Their use only becomes binding when this is stipulated in legislation or in a contract.

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Corporate standard

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development time

closedgroup ofexperts

open groupof experts

Standard

DIN(national)

EN(EU)

ISO(int‘l)

Specification

DIN SPEC(national)

CWA(EU)

TS(EU/int‘l)

Types of standards / specificationsStandardization – basics

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You see the differences between standards and specification? Please keep that in mind!

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01Anyone can submit a proposal for standards work.______________

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The responsible committee reviews the need for a standard in this sector.

02Stakeholders develop content of standards in a consensus-based process.______________

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experts from industry, research, politics and consumer protection bring their expertise to standards work

How are standards developed?Standardization – basics

How are standards developed?

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Stakeholders

National committees

EU or Int‘lcommittee(CEN/ISO)


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Stakeholders: Industry, Science, Inspection/Certification, Associations, Trade, Government, consumers, SME

How are standards developed?

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01Anyone can submit a proposal for standards work.______________

______________

The responsible committee reviews the need for a standard in this sector.

02Stakeholders develop content of standards in a consensus-based process.______________

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experts from industry, research, politics and consumer protection bring their expertise to standards work

03The draft standard is made available for public comment.______________

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All those involved in the standards project revisethe standard based on the commentsreceived.

04DIN publishes the final DIN Standard…

______________

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…and reviews it no later than every five years.


How are specifications developed?

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01Anyone can initiate a CWA / DIN SPEC project.______________

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A CWA / DIN SPEC is the fastest way to take an innovative idea and establish it on the market.

02During the workshop phase, a minimum of three parties develop the content of the CWA / DIN SPEC.______________

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CWAs / DIN SPECs do not require full consensus and the involvement of all stakeholders. The workshop participants decide whether or not to make the CWA draft available for public comment.

03Publication of the final CWA / DIN SPEC…

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…so that innovative solutions can quickly be established on the market. Any CWA / DIN SPEC can be used as a basis for developing a full Standard.


Advancing new topics – since 2012

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DIN and „The future of work“

Biotechnology2012

Industry 4.02013

Logistics2012

Smart City2013

“Energiewende” (energy transition)

2013

Services2015

Smart textiles2017

Quantum technology2018

The future of work2017

What is our goal?

The standardization roadmap is intended to show which areas influencing the workplace and the immediate working environment of people can be supported by standardization. Furthermore, it is to be shown in which areas other bodies, such as political or entrepreneurial decisions, are more suitable and standardization plays a supporting role.

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Standardization roadmap „The future of work“

How will we achieve our goal?

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01 02 03 04Identification of

trends and topics that will influence

future work

Identification of standardization

potential in these areas

Recommendations for action

Clear delimitation of topics

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Organization of workshops working groups Developing a first version Call for comments

What´s next? Finalizing a first draft Open call for comments Including comments into the final draft Publication of the document in November 2019

If you are interested in commenting or reviewing the draft: Please contact me!

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May I give you an example? Or three?

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Current standardization activities in the field of „The future of work“

Smart glasses(Workshop)

Identification ofstandardization

needs

Digital scaffolding(DIN SPEC)

Digital planning, testing and required

documentation of scaffolding

Proficiency assessment(DIN SPEC)

Quality Requirements for video-based proficiency

assessments

Any other ideas? Please contact me.

DIN Deutsches Institut für Normung e. V.Saatwinkler Damm 42/4313627 Berlin

www.din.de

Philipp [email protected]+49 (0) 30 2601-2409

Contact details

Thanks a lot!

Everyone benefits from standards

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Benefits of standardization

They enhance efficiency and

quality.____________

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They promote trade.

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They make products safe and environmentally

friendly.____________

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Benefits for consumers

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Benefits of standardization

Consumer InformationConsumers have access to important information on product use and characteristics.

SafetyStandards ensure products are safe to use.

Saving ResourcesResources are usedeffectively.

Data ProtectionPersonal data areprotected.

DurabilityStandards make products more robust and durable.

Easy HandlingThe needs of the user take priority.

AccessibilityProducts are accessible to all consumers.

CompatiblityComponents fit and function together.

NORMEN

Distribution of committees

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1,29 %2,32 %2,32 %2,58 %3,61 %

7,73 %9,02 %

12,63 %20,88 %

30,15 %

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DSSNVNBNUNESISUNI

NENBSI

AFNORDIN

CEN - Europe

2,62 %2,76 %3,31 %3,59 %

7,60 %9,94 %10,08 %10,22 %

14,78 %17,54 %

0,00 % 10,00 % 20,00 %

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SISSACJISC

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ISO - International

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