- Standards for Dangerous Goods
- Standards for Transformers (Power Supplies)
- Standards for Circuit Breakers and Safety Switches
- Cords, Plugs, Sockets, Outlet Devices and Appliance Connectors
- Standards for Portable Control and Conditioning Devices
- Standards for Appliance and Wall Switches
- Standards for White Goods
- Standards for Welding Equipment
- Standards for Swimming Pools and Spas
- Standards for Bathroom Appliances
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Standards for Playground Equipment
Playground equipment that has not been designed, installed, maintained and operated correctly can present considerable risks to children.
Standards for Jumping Castles
Jumping castles are popular entertainment for children at parties and public events. There are strict requirements to protect the safety of children and some of the most relevant standards are summarised below.
Standards for Flotation Aids
Each year families are devastated by deaths and severe injuries resulting from children drowning. While flotation aids are useful for familiarising children with water and teaching them to swim, strict manufacturing standards and regulation must apply to ensure the safety of these devices.
Standards for Dummies
Choking, inhalation and toxicity hazards can be associated with babies’ dummies and the consequences may be fatal.
Standards for Children’s Toys
Small children are unable to read operating instructions and older children are often much too busy to pay attention to safety information. Adults may not always be present when children are playing with their toys and there have been tragic consequences. To protect children from harm, comprehensive Australian and overseas standards have been developed.