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Regarding the sorting out of waste standards, can it be divided into a sub-section?

2009-02-11View Original

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The four-year qualification certificate reexamination work has begun again, and most of them are visiting construction sites. After a few years, it should be said that the process standards have also changed a lot. Unfortunately, for many companies, the update of standards is often lagging behind, and there is a lot of lag. Of course, you can often get the fastest updated information in the Haichuan Forum. Thank you in advance. But I also have to ask a question, can the waste standards be made into a small section? Or is it a separate pinned title for easy reference? I just browsed in the standard column and found no place to post it, so I had to put it here. Maybe it would be more appropriate. I don’t know if anyone has a better way? This post was last edited by laiqi on 2009-2-11 11:16 ]
Reply #22009-02-11
Make an excel directory and list the invalidated standards and updated new standards.
Reply #32009-02-11
What is the significance of scrap standards? . . Will I need to check it often?
Reply #42009-02-11
Just to know it's invalid? This is my biggest purpose, otherwise I wouldn’t know if it was invalidated and it would still be used.
Reply #52009-02-11
Standards are updated very quickly, and new standards must be used when using them. But if you want to know whether this standard is valid or invalid, you can find out by searching on GOOGLE.: Type in the standard name or standard number and see which year the displayed standard year number is (sometimes there will be several, find the nearest one). If the standard year number you have is the same as it, it is valid. If it is from a few years ago, it is invalid. like: Check SH/T3506 and if there is SH/T3506-2007, then SH/T3506-2000 is an invalid standard. For invalidated standards, they should be cleared in time. If you want to save them, you must also mark them on the book to indicate invalidation and prevent misuse. It doesn't seem worth spending time sorting it out.

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