Standards Awards

William Rayner Hebblewhite O.B.E., was Standards Australia’s first and longest serving Chief Executive Officer. This award honours his contribution and foresight in the field. Each year it is awarded to an individual who has made an exceptional and dedicated contribution to standardisation – nationally and/or internationally. Winners are recognised for their leadership, technical expertise and the positive impact their work has made on the industry and community.

This award recognises achievements in national standards development. Winners have made a substantial contribution to problem solving, research, innovative thinking and have effectively represented the views of their industry or sector.

This award recognises achievements in international standards development. Winners may have leadership roles in international standardisation and have successfully influenced international standards for the benefit of the nation.

This award acknowledges and rewards emerging leaders. Winners are able to effectively represent their industry or sector in committee debates, play an active role in the committee or champion relevant projects or initiatives.

This award recognises those who have championed new and better ways of developing standards or innovation in how standards are delivered to end users; where that innovation meets a clear need and benefit to the community and industry. Winners of this award demonstrate the vision to imagine disruptive change and the drive to deliver it.

The award recognises standards committees that go the extra mile. Through consistent teamwork and commitment, the standards published by these committees make a change for the good in industry and improve quality of life within communities.