Who this service is for
Manufacturers, service organizations, industry associations and other standard holders. For individual entrepreneurs, we determine the correct designation and approval procedure for their legal status.
When it is required
Under Article 19 of the Law on Standardization, an organization adopts its own standard; registration in the national standardization system's register is not required. ST TOO and ST IP are practical designations for standards of limited liability partnerships and individual entrepreneurs, not separate government permit procedures.
What to prepare
- Standard holder details, scope and list of products, processes or services.
- Technical characteristics, technology, raw materials, measurement methods and acceptance criteria.
- Applicable technical regulations, standards, customer requirements and test results.
- Current internal documents, proposed designation and change-management arrangements.
How we work
- Define the subject of standardization and determine whether an organization standard or technical specification is appropriate.
- Agree on the structure, measurable characteristics and mandatory requirements.
- Prepare the draft, verification forms and acceptance rules.
- Arrange review by the client's technical specialists.
- Prepare the document for approval by its holder and internal revision control.
What you receive
An organization standard, draft approval order and amendment record within the agreed scope.
What to keep in mind
An organization standard does not replace a certificate, declaration of conformity, state registration certificate or testing. Government registration is not a universal requirement for organization standards.
Price and timing
Price and timing depend on the number of items, available documentation and the need for calculations, site visits and testing. After an initial review, we agree on the scope, cost and schedule. Free government services are distinguished from preparation and support charges.
Questions about this service
Does an organization standard need government registration?
Article 19 of the Law on Standardization does not provide for organization standards to be recorded or registered in the national system's register. The holder establishes its own internal adoption and recordkeeping procedures.
How do technical specifications differ from an organization standard?
Technical specifications (TU) usually set requirements for a particular product. In Kazakhstan, an organization standard may take the form of TU. The choice depends on the task, product and the holder's procedures.