Notice

Please be advised you are about to leave the Standards Australia website to proceed to the AustLII website. Click OK to proceed.

Exit signage standard heads to public comment

December 14, 2020

Statements

Standards Australia is now seeking consultation on the draft standard, DR AS 5358.1.1 Photoluminescent exit signage: product specification, installation, and operation.

There will be a 9-week public comment period in which Standards Australia is seeking feedback on the draft standard.

Due to the importance of this kind of signage in directing individuals in emergencies and the large uptake of exit signs across Australia, the responsible technical committee is seeking public feedback specifically in the areas of:

  • high illuminance signs;
  • service life; and
  • minimum luminance for green areas of signs.

“Standards Australia’s principle of operating with transparency means it’s important we gain industry feedback on these topics,” said Adam Stingemore, General Manager of Communications and Engagement at Standards Australia.

“We look forward to gaining insights from industry and working with the committee to bring this guidance to Australian communities as soon as we possibly can,” concluded Mr. Stingemore.

Standards Australia will be accepting comments on the draft standard until 16 Feburary 2021 via the public comment portal.


Contact
Exit signage standard heads to public comment
Email and link here

Standards Australia is now seeking consultation on the draft standard, DR AS 5358.1.1 Photoluminescent exit signage: product specification, installation, and operation.

There will be a 9-week public comment period in which Standards Australia is seeking feedback on the draft standard.

Due to the importance of this kind of signage in directing individuals in emergencies and the large uptake of exit signs across Australia, the responsible technical committee is seeking public feedback specifically in the areas of:

  • high illuminance signs;
  • service life; and
  • minimum luminance for green areas of signs.

“Standards Australia’s principle of operating with transparency means it’s important we gain industry feedback on these topics,” said Adam Stingemore, General Manager of Communications and Engagement at Standards Australia.

“We look forward to gaining insights from industry and working with the committee to bring this guidance to Australian communities as soon as we possibly can,” concluded Mr. Stingemore.

Standards Australia will be accepting comments on the draft standard until 16 Feburary 2021 via the public comment portal.


Contact
Jess Dunne
Jess Dunne
Communications Manager
+ 61 2 9237 6381