OISTAT Technology Commission

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1 Organisation e des 國際舞台美術家 劇場建築師 OISTAT Technology Commission Standards and Regulations for Event- and Stage Technology

2 e des Which kind of standards do we know? published by stage technichians associations published by national health authorities published by national standardization organisations published by international standardization organisations

3 e des National standardization organisations BSI British Standard Institute DIN Deutsches Institut für Normung GHOST PLASA (with ESTA) Russian Standards SIS Swedish Institute for Standardisation

4 e des standardization organisations EN ISO

5 e des CEN Countries

6 e des Standardisation Structures

7 e des Idea of ISP Standards Project Get a better understanding about the existing standards worldwide Learn about the structures of national standardisation organisations Work out the mayor differences between standards which seem to cover the same topics Create a masterplan for the next steps towards comprehensive standards like EN ans ISO

8 e des s are touring and stage technology manufacturers are working globally. This means to transfer know how, to adapt solutions to local needs, to respect local law, regulations and standards and last but not least make it work and happen. In our days a lot of topics have been adapted to a global market but the theatre business seems to be focused on a few regulations which may be applicable everywhere but has conserved strong and well-established national and even regional standards which we all face daily. The fist target of the Standards Project (ISP) is to learn more about the existing standards and regulations in OISTAT member countries and to get a collection of them as well as a clear view on all standardisation organisations as BSI, SIS, DIN, CEN, ISO, national health, building and fire authorities as well as professional institutions like ABTT, USITT, STEP, DTHG etc. etc. The second step is to provide this information to all OISTAT members and member countries. The third step may be to group the standards and to try to find common targets as well as pointing out the specific differences in each country or region. The forth step may be to provide this information - again to all OISTAT members and member countries. Possible synergies may be achieved by giving advice to standardisation organisations, authorities and practitioners. The ISP is meant to be a long-term-project. The huge amount of expected information in the first step needs to be collected and worked through. The expected schedule for the first results heads towards end of 2014 / early Next steps maybe each two to three years. Actually a questionnaire (maybe as online survey) is in development to be launched in the beginning of OISTAT TC members and supporters of the project may publish information and give feedback during preparation and after publication of the questionnaire.

9 e des ISP - project organisation structure

10 e des Preparation of CEN/TC - start of research

11 e des CEN/TC 433 Entertainment Technology Ballot result approved: 18 votings with yes 6 countries committed to partecipate What was necessary in preparation? overview on standardisation structures knowledge about local standards contact towards local specialists OISTAT TC network was helpful and actively supporting

12 e des ISP Online Survey & Questionaire Central and single point of data No circulation of lists in different revisions Easy ongoing administration and adaption Improvement of data quality Less data processing and faster supply of information

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19 e des Target of the project and profit... learn more about the exisiting standards and regulations in OISTAT member countries and to get a collection of them as well as a clear view on all standardisation organisations as BSI, SIS, DIN, CEN, ISO, national health, building and fire authorities as well as professional institutions like ABTT, USITT, STEP, DTHG etc. etc. Provide the collected knowledge to the OISTAT cummunity (touring, planning, manufacturing) Get a more detailed view on local standard requirements worldwide Preparation of ISO projects and estimation of needs for standardisation

20 e des OISTAT Technology Commission Standards and Regulations for Event- and Stage Technology To fill this project with life, information about this project and the related survey needs to be spread over all OISTAT countries. Most possible colleagues shall be invited to partecipate! Online Survey & Questionaire