Training on standardization
BEC is organizing a modular training on standardization.
The training is aiming at fostering the knowledge of the experts in order to facilitate their participation in the standardization works.
The trainings are free of charge for all employees from BEC member companies, whether they belong to the standardization department or not. For other interested parties, the participation fee is 100 Euro + VAT per half-day. An invoice will be sent upon registration.
Within this series, the following courses are planned in 2025:
Additional details about each course are available further down on this page.
- 4/02/2025 - 14h - Hybrid session - “Getting started: The CEB-BEC organization, your gateway to the international world of standards”
- 20/02/2025 - 14h - Hybrid session - “How to become an expert”
Getting started: The CEB-BEC organization, your gateway to the international world of standards
Date: 4 February, 2025 - Hybrid session (Teams and the BEC offices)
Timing: 14h00 - 17h00
Trainers: Anirudh Eswaran (CEB-BEC)
Aim: Understand the functioning of the BEC
Audience: Experts
Training:
- Structure & committees
- Fact and figures
- Roles of participants
- Internal regulations - functioning of Technical Committees
- Preparation of BE NC position on ongoing work for and decisions taken during international (plenary) meetings
How to become an expert
Date: 20 February, 2025 - Hybrid session (Teams and the BEC offices)
Timing: 14h00 - 17h00
Trainers: Anirudh Eswaran (CEB-BEC)
Aim: Understand the job to be done, follow-up of documents & formulate a position and comments
Audience: Basic experts (national expert)
Training:
- IEC & CENELEC Publications (IR2)
International, European and National standards
International Standard (IS), Technical Specification (TS), Technical Report (TR), workshop agreement and their voting rules, weight of a NC voting
Flowchart for development of IEC standard
- The used tools
Collaboration Platform (CP): BEC/CENELEC/IEC - User interface - Consulting and commenting documents posted on the collaboration platform
- Code of conduct / behavior in meetings
Differences between CLC and IEC