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This is a list of projects currently being worked on by Standards Australia's Standards Development Team.
There are no active projects for this committee
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The constitution of a Technical Committee consists of the Nominating Organisations that represent various interest groups across the industries. These Nominating Organisations are currently participating in Standards Australia’s Standards Development activity. The Nominating Organisation appoints a representative to represent the views of that organisation’s interest group during the development of a Standard.
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Australian Industry Group
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Australian Institute of Mine Surveyors
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Austroads
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Dial Before You Dig
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Energy Networks Australia
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Engineers Australia
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For Information
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Geospatial Information & Technology Association
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Independent Chairperson (Australia)
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National Utility Locating Contractors Association
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NBN Co
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Roads Australia
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SafeWork NSW
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Surveying & Spatial Sciences Institute
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Water Services Association of Australia
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Standards Australia participates in Standards development with the International standards bodies as listed below.
For further information on ISO relationships please visit ISO’s website www.iso.org
For further information on IEC relationships please visit IEC’s website www.iec.ch
There are no international relationships for this committee
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Below is the list of current Standards developed and published by Standards Australia. This list does not display the obsolete, superseded, available superseded and withdrawn Standards. The published Standards are documents that set out specifications and procedures designed to ensure products, services and systems are safe, reliable and consistently perform the way they are intended to.
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Publication Title
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 1: Subsurface utility information
This Standard provides a framework for the classification of subsurface utility location and attributes information in terms of specified quality levels for the management of subsurface utilities.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 1: Subsurface utility information
This Standard provides a framework for the classification of subsurface utility location and attributes information in terms of specified quality levels for the management of subsurface utilities.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 1: Subsurface utility information
This Standard provides a framework for the classification of subsurface utility location and attributes information in terms of specified quality levels for the management of subsurface utilities.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 1: Subsurface utility information
This Standard provides a framework for the classification of subsurface utility location and attributes information in terms of specified quality levels for the management of subsurface utilities.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 1: Subsurface utility information
This Standard provides a framework for the classification of subsurface utility location and attributes information in terms of specified quality levels for the management of subsurface utilities.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 1: Subsurface utility information
This Standard provides a framework for the classification of subsurface utility location and attributes information in terms of specified quality levels for the management of subsurface utilities.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 1: Subsurface utility information
This Standard provides a framework for the classification of subsurface utility location and attributes information in terms of specified quality levels for the management of subsurface utilities.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 2: Subsurface utility engineering
This Standard provides a framework for the management of information and decision-making tools for projects that may impact subsurface utilities. It has been written primarily from an engineering perspective, and applies to all existing (including redundant) and under-construction subsurface utility infrastructure and associated surface features. This Standard does not apply to utility infrastructure that is above the surface, such as overhead power and telecommunication lines.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 2: Subsurface utility engineering
This Standard provides a framework for the management of information and decision-making tools for projects that may impact subsurface utilities. It has been written primarily from an engineering perspective, and applies to all existing (including redundant) and under-construction subsurface utility infrastructure and associated surface features. This Standard does not apply to utility infrastructure that is above the surface, such as overhead power and telecommunication lines.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 2: Subsurface utility engineering
This Standard provides a framework for the management of information and decision-making tools for projects that may impact subsurface utilities. It has been written primarily from an engineering perspective, and applies to all existing (including redundant) and under-construction subsurface utility infrastructure and associated surface features. This Standard does not apply to utility infrastructure that is above the surface, such as overhead power and telecommunication lines.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 2: Subsurface utility engineering
This Standard provides a framework for the management of information and decision-making tools for projects that may impact subsurface utilities. It has been written primarily from an engineering perspective, and applies to all existing (including redundant) and under-construction subsurface utility infrastructure and associated surface features. This Standard does not apply to utility infrastructure that is above the surface, such as overhead power and telecommunication lines.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 2: Subsurface utility engineering
This Standard provides a framework for the management of information and decision-making tools for projects that may impact subsurface utilities. It has been written primarily from an engineering perspective, and applies to all existing (including redundant) and under-construction subsurface utility infrastructure and associated surface features. This Standard does not apply to utility infrastructure that is above the surface, such as overhead power and telecommunication lines.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 2: Subsurface utility engineering
This Standard provides a framework for the management of information and decision-making tools for projects that may impact subsurface utilities. It has been written primarily from an engineering perspective, and applies to all existing (including redundant) and under-construction subsurface utility infrastructure and associated surface features. This Standard does not apply to utility infrastructure that is above the surface, such as overhead power and telecommunication lines.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 2: Subsurface utility engineering
This Standard provides a framework for the management of information and decision-making tools for projects that may impact subsurface utilities. It has been written primarily from an engineering perspective, and applies to all existing (including redundant) and under-construction subsurface utility infrastructure and associated surface features. This Standard does not apply to utility infrastructure that is above the surface, such as overhead power and telecommunication lines.
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Classification of subsurface utility information, Part 2: Subsurface utility engineering
This Standard provides a framework for the management of information and decision-making tools for projects that may impact subsurface utilities. It has been written primarily from an engineering perspective, and applies to all existing (including redundant) and under-construction subsurface utility infrastructure and associated surface features. This Standard does not apply to utility infrastructure that is above the surface, such as overhead power and telecommunication lines.
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The Sub Committees within the Technical Committee are listed here.
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IT-036-00 Dummy subcommittee