Industry code of practice

The laboratory shall identify the inputs that affect the design and development of the laboratory processes and facihtate their effective and efficient performance. Inputs are defined from external as well as internal needs and expectations. External inputs are drawn from customers, suppliers, users of the laboratory output, statutory and regulatory requirements, international or national standards, industry codes of practice etc. Internal inputs are drawn from policies and objectives, needs and expectations of people, technological development, past experience etc. 

The issue of too much water being added to juices has largely been addressed through the application of a minimum solids content (measured in degrees Brix). Many countries now have in place a minimum Brix value for various juices. These minima are backed either by legal statute or industry code of practice. They normally apply to juices prepared by adding water to concentrate and not to not from concentrate products. 

System of no specific legislation but industry code of practice defining due diligence of the business operators this system is applied in the UK. 

Information for healthcare professionals Any information on websites directed to healthcare professionals that constitutes promotion (as defined in the EFPIA code) must comply with applicable code(s) (as defined in the EFPIA code) and any other industry codes of practice governing the content and format of advertisement and promotion of medicinal products. Such information must be clearly identified as information for healthcare professionals, but need not be encrypted or otherwise restricted. 

The Association of British Pharmaceutical Industry. Code of Practice, 2006 (www.abpi.org.uk/publications/pdfs/pmpca code2006.pdf). 

International Organization of the Flavor Industry. Code of Practice for the Flavor Industry, Geneva, 1990... 

Adopt industry codes of practice for the plant as a whole, where these are available. The process design package mentioned in Chapter 2 ought to have a comprehensive reference to applicable codes of practice and design requirements that are appropriate to the process, and, if not, these should be demanded. The subjects addressed should include ... 

Other sources of information include trade association publications, industrial codes of practice and specialist reference manuals. 

Specification for lithium based grease for industrial purposes Code of practice for installation and maintenance of induction motors Dimensions of slide rails... 

Code of practice for undesirable static electricity Part 1 General considerations 1 Part 2 Recommendations for particular industrial situations J 7689/1989 ... 

Industry policy, which applies to a particular industry, such as the codes of practice set by trade associations for a certain trade... 

In addition to customer requirements there may be industry practices, national standards, company standards, and other sources of input to the design input requirements to be taken into account. You should provide design guides or codes of practice that will... 

Working areas within certain industrial buildings may have restricted access (i.e. sterile laboratories, radioactive areas). Separate toilet accommodation may be required in these areas, an assessment of which may be obtained from the operator and reference to such publications as Atomic Energy Code of Practice, Laboratory Practice. It may also be necessary to operate such appliances remotely by photoelectric cell, sonic control or foot control. 

This chapter introduces the basic items of design and specification for the principal systems and components of an electrical industrial installation. Electrical supply systems are discussed with regard to interface with the supply authorities and the characteristics. Salient features of switchgear, transformers, protection systems, power factor correction, motor control equipment and standby supplies are identified and discussed together with reference to the relevant codes of practice and standards. The equipment and systems described are appropriate to industrial plant installations operating at typically 11 kV with supply capacities of around 20MVA. 

In most cases. Codes of Practice or British Standards should be applied as appropriate. A few industrial and commercial gas appliances have relevant British Standards and these should take precedence over codes that are more general and standards. These include ... 

The cooperation of industrial and engineering designers with the metal finishers, who are frequently required to perform the near-impossible as a consequence of poor communication, is notoriously bad largely as a consequence of the nature of sub-contract industrial relationships. To meet this need an important new standard —BS 4479—has been issued although it is ostensibly a revision of the old standard it is in reality a new standard written essentially as a code of practice. Invaluable advice is given to finishers and designers alike the challenge now is to have it widely read and appreciated ... 

BS 5720 1979 Mechanical ventilation and air conditioning in bnildings. Code of practice, British Standards Institntion, Milton Keynes H VCA, Commercial and Light Industrial Refrigeration. Guide to Good Practice, HVCA, 1984... 

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