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02/26/2013

The 2013 NFPA Standards Directory is now available for download. The directory contains standards development information such as:

An introduction to the NFPA standards development process
Regulations Governing the Development of NFPA Standards,Technical Meeting Convention Rules, and other procedures
NFPA's members of the Board of Directors, Standards Council, management, and external relationships
Committee projects and scopes, revision cycle schedules for processing committee reports, and instructions on how to participate in the process.

Download a free copy of the NFPA Standards Directory (PDF, 2.7 MB), your guide to NFPA’s standards development process.

Posted by Debbie Baio on 02/26/2013 at 01:27 PM in Codes and standards | Permalink

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