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The most important is writing with us the standards of your sector
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Become an integral part of a large participatory hub. Collaborate with thousands of experts in every sector, with the UNI Technical Bodies and with our partners, the Federated Bodies. Thus, a new wealth of knowledge is born and updated as a result of confrontation, experience and expertise.
Why become a UNI member
A UNI member has privileged access to the world of standardisation and can always experience it as a protagonist.
In order to know
As a member you have privileged access to the site's confidential content, the STANDARD magazine and the weekly UNInotizie newsletter.
In order to participate
As a member, you can sit at the table where standards are created or attend the work of the technical bodies as an observer.
In order to deepen
As a member you have access to the UNITERM terminological database and can consult the full texts of draft European standards for free.
We are transparent from beginning to end
The standardisation process is fully democratic and transparent at every stage because it undergoes a double collective verification preliminary and final, to be 100% sure that things are “well made”.
Preliminary Public Enquiry
The preliminary public Enquiry informs the public that UNI intends to start work on a new standard.
The Enquiry serves to:
• assess market needs
• understand whether the standard is really needed
• identify all stakeholders representing the interests at issue
Final Public Enquiry
The final public Enquiry serves to collect comments from practitioners, especially those who were not able to participate in the first drafting phase.
The aim is to obtain the widest possible consensus before the draft becomes standard. Because transparency and democraticity are the first building blocks of a well made world.
PrEN projects under Public Enquiry
The European standards developed by CEN, the European standardisation Body, are also subject to a continent-wide public Enquiry.
All participating national standardisation Bodies are involved. For Italy, it is UNI that collects the comments, drafts the Italian position and communicates it to CEN.
Discussing practices together?
It is our practice
The draft Reference Practices are shared through a public consultation to gather comments from the market, which will be discussed by the experts before moving on to the final version.
You can download the text of the draft you are interested in and submit any comments to UNI by filling in the appropriate form and sending it by the deadline for the end of the consultation to: normazione@uni.com
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