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US TAG to ISO TC 96
Cranes and Related Equipment
Wednesday, August 10, 2016.

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1.0 Call to Order – 10:00 am EDT
2.0 Introduction of those present

All members and guests to introduce themselves.
3.0 Adoption of Agenda

Required action - Motion to accept the Agenda with or without amendment.
4.0 Approval of July 2015 Minutes

Required action - Motion to approve the Minutes with or without amendment.
5.0 Announcements and correspondence

5.1 Apologies
6.0 Personnel and Procedures
6.1 Review of roster Pages 6-9

The Secretary requests that if there were any corrections to please e-mail those
corrections to her.
6.2 Membership applications

If anyone would like to move their membership from full member to contributing, please
let the Chair and Secretary know.
Tom Mackey has requested that his membership be changed to contributing member.
6.3 Membership Reappointments Page 10

Review those reappointments that will expire 6/2017
6.4 US TAG Procedures and ISO TC 96 Supplemental Procedures Pages 11-13

The US TAG is required to have its own supplemental procedures to be in compliance
with the Operating Procedures for ASME-administered U.S. Technical Advisory Groups
for ISO Activities located online at:
https://cstools.asme.org/csconnect/FileUpload.cfm?View=yes&ID=21386
To date the committee has been using the B30 supplemental procedures.
Required action - Motion to approve the Supplemental Procedures with or without
amendment.
7.0 Review of work program
US vote summary since last ISO TC 96 Plenary Pages 14-17
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TC 96 (Fidler) Pages 18-34
a. N163 Review TC 96 Resolutions and report.
b. N169 Review Agenda
SC 2 – Terminology (Eckstine) Pages 35-38
a. N313 Review SC 2 Resolutions
SC 3 – Wire Rope (Henninger) Pages 39-42
a. N375 SC 3 resolutions
SC 4 – Test Methods (Wood) Pages 43-50
c. ISO/TC 96/SC 4/WG 1 N 6 Review Agenda
SC 5 – Safe Use of Cranes (Closson) Pages 51-54
c. Systematic Reviews
SC 6 – Mobile Cranes (Fidler/Eckstine) Pages 55-60
b. N621 Review Proposed Agenda
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c. SC6 CD 8686-2 Cranes -- Design principles for loads and load combinations -
Part 2: Mobile cranes – Vote Due 8/11/2016
Eric and Stephanie reviewed the document and the comments are attached. Also
noted: Due to some changes being proposed that appear to reduce the factors for
lateral deflection below what is required by SAE in the U.S. we must vote
disapproved.
I would be concerned if this document got ramrodded through quickly without enough
thought and discussion on this topic. Also, there is another crane type that needs to
be included in this document that is missing (telescopic crawlers), and they need to
be added as well.
I think we need to remind the committee that CD stage should be used to ensure
that all the technical content is hashed out and that DIS really should be for final
tweaking. If we move to DIS too soon, we risk letting something run its course in an
incomplete fashion.
Proposed action – US TAG vote on this item and Secretary to send vote in
during meeting.
d. Systematic Review
SC 7 Tower Cranes (Juhren) Pages 61-65
b. N637 Review of Agenda
c. WG3 meeting was cancelled.
SC 8 Jib Cranes (Supkis) Pages 66-70
b. N416 Review of Agenda
c. SC8 Working Group on Tuesday afternoon.
SC 9 Bridge and Gantry Cranes (Blanton) Pages 71-78
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c. ISO/TC 96/SC 9 ISO/DIS 9927-5 Cranes — Inspections —Part 5: Bridge and
gantry cranes, including portal and semi-portal cranes and their supporting
structures - Vote Due 10/31/2016 Proposed position is to Approve.
Proposed action – US TAG vote on this item
d. Systematic Review Ballots
SC 10 Design (Shapiro) Pages 79-91
a. N344 SC 10 Resolutions
b. N371 SC10 WG1 Agenda
c. N372 SC10 Agenda
d. Reappointment of Prof Wagner to SC10 WG1 Yes/No vote due 8/12/2016
Proposed action – US TAG vote on this item
8.0 ISO TC96 Plenary Meetings – Changsha, China - September 5-10, 2016
8.1 Meeting Information Pages 92-112

TC 96 N172 Delegate Information Packet and Schedule
8.2 US Delegation Selection/Schedule Assignment Page 113

Committee to confirm meeting attendance and HODs. Kate will send final HOD list to ANSI
after meeting.
9.0 Other Business
9.1 Training Module on US TAG Operation Pages 114-132
10.0 Future Meetings

The next meeting will be at the discretion of the Chair.
11.0 Adjournment – 3:00 pm
Respectively Submitted by,

Kathryn Hyam, PE
Secretary, US TAG to ISO TC 96
ASME Project Engineering Advisor
646-957-1358
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L01205000 US TAG to ISO/TC 96 Date Printed: 8/3/2016
As of: 08/03/2016
Page 1 of 4
Eric D. Fidler, AK Alan L. Calta, AK
Chair Member
Director, Product Safety 971 Blueberry Ln
Grove U.S. L.L.C. Chambersburg, PA 17202-7507
1565 Buchanan Trail East Phone # 1(717)658-1811
Po Box 21 Fax # 1(717)593-5104
Shady Grove, PA 17256 alancalta33@gmail.com
Phone # 1(717)593-5234 Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2017
Fax # 1(717)593-5102
eric.fidler@manitowoc.com
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2019
Kathryn M. Hyam, PE Bradley D. Closson, AF

Staff Secretary Member
Engineering Administrator Senior Craft Forensic Service
ASME 1057 Calle Mesita
MS: 6-2B Bonita, CA 91902-2405
2 Park Ave Phone # 1(619)737-9563
New York, NY 10016-5902 Fax # 1(619)737-9564
Phone # 1(646)957-1358 bclosson@craftforensic.com
Fax # 1(212)591-8501 Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2017
hyamk@asme.org
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2049
Ted L. Blanton, AF Brian Considine, AM

Member Member
Pres/CEO Product Manager
NACB Group Inc Skyazul Inc.
930 Williston Park Pt 200 W Main St
Lake Mary, FL 32746-2164 Ste 2A
Phone # 1(407)869-9970 Middletown, MD 21769-8023
Fax # 1(407)869-8778 Phone # 1(301)371-6126
tblantonsr@cranesafe.com Fax # 1(301)371-0029
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2019 b.considine@skyazul.com
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2017
Graham J. Brent, AV Dennis W. Eckstine, AF

Member Member
Executive Director President
NCCCO Eckstine & Associates
2750 Prosperity Ave Ste 505 10817 Partridge Drive
Fairfax, VA 22031-4312 Waynesboro, PA 17268-9372
Phone # 1(703)560-2391 EXT205 Phone # 1(717)762-1555
Fax # 1(703)560-2392 Fax # 1(717)762-9055
gbrent@nccco.org deckstine@earthlink.net
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2017 Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2017
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As of: 08/03/2016
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Matthew Eckstine, AF James J. Headley, AV
Member Member
President Director
Safelift LLC Crane Institute of America Inc.
4617 30th Rd S 3880 St Johns Parkway
Arlington, VA 22206-1611 Sanford, FL 32771-6370
Phone # 1(703)998-1341 Phone # 1(407)322-6800
meckstine@me.com Fax # 1(407)330-0660
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2021 jheadley@craneinstitute.com
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2017
Russell U. Farrell, AM David A. Henninger, AM

Member Member
Applications Engineer Vice President, Engineering and Technology
HED Bridon American
2120 Constitution Ave 280 New Commerce Blvd
Hartford, WI 53027-8916 Wilkes Barre, PA 18706-1497
Phone # 1(262)670-2963 Phone # 1(570)822-3349
Fax # 1(262)673-9455 dhenninger@bridonamerican.com
rfarrell@hedonline.com Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2017
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2021
William J. Fronzaglia, AM Peter R. Juhren, AD

Member Member
Application Development Manager Vice President of Operations
DSM Dyneema Morrow Equipment Co. LLC
1101 Highway 27 South 3218 Pringle Rd SE
Stanley, NC 28164-2206 PO Box 3306
Phone # 1(704)763-0611 Salem, OR 97302-6313
Fax # 1(704)862-5001 Phone # 1(503)585-5721 EXT554
bill.fronzaglia@dsm.com Fax # 1(503)363-1172
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2019 p.juhren@morrow.com
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2018
Norman C. Hargreaves, AF Steve B. Kelly, AK

Member Member
Consultant, Terex Applications Engineer
Hargreaves Consulting LLC Seatrax, Inc.
171 Myrtle Trace Drive 13223 Fm 529 Rd
Conway, SC 29526 Houston, TX 77041-2532
Phone # 1(843)267-2802 Phone # 1(713)896-6500 EXT246
normanchargreaves@gmail.com skelly@seatrax.com
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As of: 08/03/2016
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Thomas C. Mackey , PE, AV James Pritchett, AV
Member Member
Lead Rigging Engineer Owner-president
WRPS Hanford An AECOM Co. Crane Inspection Services, Inc.
3212 Sorento Ct 7 White
Pasco, WA 99301-6000 Fairhope, AL 36532-1317
Phone # 1(509)969-8178 Phone # 1(251)928-6262
thomasmackey11@gmail.com Fax # 1(251)990-6133
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2019 pritchettj@aol.com
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2017
Gene A. Martin, AK Thomas F. Pritchett, AF

Member Member
Design Engineering Manager Crane Inspection Services
Link-Belt Cranes P.O. Box 461
2651 Palumbo Dr Fairhope, AL 36533
Lexington, KY 40509-1233 Phone # 1(251)928-6262
Phone # 1(859)264-6499 Fax # 1(251)990-6133
gmartin@linkbelt.com tflynnp@aol.com
Lawrence D. Means, PE, AF Lawrence Shapiro, AF

Member Member
President Principal
19730 Villa Ridge Dr Howard I Shapiro & Assoc
Helena, MO 64459-7503 266 Merrick Rd
Phone # 1(816)232-8538 Suite 300
larrymeanspe@gmail.com Lynbrook, NY 11563
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2017 Phone # 1(516)791-2600
Fax # 1(516)791-5425
lkshapiro@hisassoc.com
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2019
Doug Morrow, AK Max Supkis, AK

Member Member
President Seatrax
Seatrax Inc. 13223 FM 529
PO Box 840687 Houston, TX 77041
Houston, TX 77284 Phone # 1(713)896-6500 EXT213
Phone # 1(713)896-6500 msupkis@seatrax.com
Fax # 1(713)896-6611 Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2017
dmorrow@seatrax.com
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2019
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As of: 08/03/2016
Page 4 of 4
Jeremy J. Van Egeren, AK Dr Michael Z. Zhou, PHD
Member Contributing Member
Director, Product Safety Director
Manitowoc Cranes Omniquip/textron
2401 South 30th Street 369 W. Western Avenue
PO Box 70 Port Washington, WI 53074-2233
Manitowoc, WI 54221-0070 Phone # 1(262)268-3770
Phone # 1(920)683-6429 Fax # 1(262)268-3702
Fax # 1(920)683-6277 mike.zhou@tic-global.com
jeremy.vanegeren@manitowoc.com Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2020
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2020
Stephanie D. Wood, AK
Member
Director - Product Safety
Terex Corporation
101 Riney B Way
Nicholasville, KY 40356-8887
Phone # 1(859)806-4147
Fax # 1(859)881-5959
Stephanie.Wood@terex.com
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2020
William J. Bernhard
Contributing Member
Manager, Technical & Safety
AEM (association of Equipment Manufacturers)
6737 W Washington St Ste 2400
Milwaukee, WI 53214-5650
Phone # 1(414)298-4106
Fax # 1(414)272-1170
wbernhard@aem.org
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2018
Carl W. Ireland, AK
Contributing Member
Consultant
National Oilwell Varco
148 Shasta Court
Apple Valley, MN 55124-7348
Phone # 1(952)454-3873
Fax # 1(651)293-4785
cncireland@gmail.com
Com. Exp. Date - 06/30/2017
Total Number of Members: 29 Page 9 of 132

B30 US TAG to ISO/TC 96 Membership Expirations
Full Name Position SRI # Expire Date
L01205000: US TAG to ISO/TC 96
Alan L. Calta Member 3859444 06/30/2017
Bradley D. Closson Member 2798940 06/30/2017
Brian Considine Member 8021743 06/30/2017
Carl W. Ireland Contributing Member 2308328 06/30/2017
David A. Henninger Member 512376 06/30/2017
Dennis W. Eckstine Member 3054228 06/30/2017
Graham J. Brent Member 8470353 06/30/2017
James J. Headley Member 2804425 06/30/2017
James Pritchett Member 3590015 06/30/2017
Lawrence D. Means, PE Member 807347 06/30/2017
Max Supkis Member 8818072 06/30/2017
Norman C. Hargreaves Member 2708089 06/30/2017
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1
US TAG to ISO/TC 96 SUPPLEMENT TO
OPERATING PROCEDURES FOR ASME
ADMINISTERED
U.S. TECHNICAL ADVISORY GROUPS FOR
ISO ACTIVITIES
Draft: April 2016
Issue date:
Page 11 of 132
U.S. TAG to ISO/TC 96 Supplement to Operating Procedures for ASME
Administered U.S. Technical Advisory Groups for ISO Activities
The provisions within the following supplement, in conjunction with the ASME
P rocedures for ASME Administered U.S. Technical Advisory Groups for ISO Activities
[Revision 3, Dated May 2016] shall constitute the formal operating procedures for the
US TAG to ISO/TC 96.
General [Ref. 1]
This US TAG is related to ISO/TC 096 Cranes, the Subcommittees noted below and their
related Working Groups.
ISO TC 96 Scope: Standardization in the field of cranes and related equipment which
suspend loads by means of a load-handling device, particularly in respect of terminology,
load rating, testing, safety, general design principles, maintenance, operation and load
lifting attachments.
ISO/TC 096 SC 2 Terminology

ISO/TC 096 SC 3 Selection of wire ropes
ISO/TC 096 SC 4 Test methods
ISO/TC 096 SC 5 Use, operation and maintenance
ISO/TC 096 SC 6 Mobile cranes
ISO/TC 096 SC 7 Tower cranes
ISO/TC 096 SC 8 Jib cranes
ISO/TC 096 SC 9 Bridge and gantry cranes
ISO/TC 096 SC 10 Design principles and requirements
Recommendation [Ref. 5.2]
The membership of the TAG shall consist of not more than 30 voting members.
Classification of Members [Ref. 5.6]
The members of the US TAG shall be classified in accordance with their major interests
from among the following categories, as appropriate. The ISO TC 96 standards are dealing
with ISO product standards, therefore no single category shall have a majority on the U.S.
TAG.
AD (Distributor) - Involved with the sale and distribution of the equipment or the
installation.
AE (Employee/Union) - The representation of workers.
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AF (General Interest) - Specialists who have expert knowledge in the field of the
Committee's work, including consultants, who are not otherwise covered by another
category of interest.
AG (Installer) - The assembler or erector of parts or equipment.
AH (Insurer) - Insurer of manufacturing, operations, or equipment.
AK – Manufacturer. An organization which produces complete lifting systems

covered by any of the applicable standards.
AM – Material Manufacturer. An organization which produces parts or assemblies

used as part of or an accessory to a complete lifting system covered by any of the
applicable standards, i.e. wire rope, chain, slings, shackles, below-the-hook lifters,
electrical components, hydraulic
components, and personnel baskets.
AT (Regulatory) - Issuer and enforcer of rules that govern the public installation,
operation, inspection, and maintenance of parts, assemblies, or equipment.
AV (Trainer) - The provider of training related to the equipment covered by the

standard
AW (User/Owner) - Owner or operator of the parts, assemblies, or equipment.
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Document Name Type SC Due date TR C&S ballot Vote closes Vote to ANSI?
ISO 13202:2003 (vers 2) Cranes -- Measurement of velocity and
time parameters Sys ReviewSC4 9/15/2015 08-1501 9/8/2015 Confirm
Approved in
ISO 4305 Mobile Cranes - Determination of Stability DAM SC6 12/2/2015 Voted in mtg meeting
Disapprove -
added
comments from
ISO/CD 18467 Cranes -- Safety requirements for offshore cranes CD SC8 9/2/2015 Voted in mtg Max
Renomination of Mr. Xijun ZHANG (China) as the chairperson for TC 96 informal vo TC 96 9/14/2015 Yes
ISO 4306‐3 Cranes ‐‐ Vocabulary ‐‐ Part 3: Tower cranes DIS SC7 Oct-15 13-1458 15-2592 10/12/2015 Disapprove
Approve with
8566-2 FDIS SC6 11/23/2015 11-208 15-2982 11-Nov comment
ISO 9926-3 Cranes — Training of operators —Part 3:Tower cranes FDIS SC7 11/20/2015 TR-13-1972 15-2982 11-Nov Approve
Cranes — The seismic design guideline for crane structures Time ext SC10 10/27/2015 e-mail, with no objections Agree
ISO 7296-3:2006 (vers 2) Graphical symbols -- Part 3: Tower cranes

Sys ReviewSC7 12/15/2015 15-2642 15-3163 10-Dec Confirm
ISO 9942-3:1999 (vers 3) Cranes -- Information labels -- Part 3: Tower

cranes
Sys ReviewSC7 12/15/2015 TR-09-941 15-3163 10-Dec Confirm
DIS 4301-1 Cranes and lifting appliances — Classification —Part 1 Approved in

General FDIS SC10 TBD Voted in mtg meeting
Chair SC8 12/23/2015 E-mail to US TAG closes 12/11/15
New work item proposal Cranes-Electric hoists-Energy efficiency test

methods NP SC4 3/1/2016 16-90 16-106 2/11/2016 Disapprove
ISO/TS 15696:2012 (Ed 2) Cranes -- List of equivalent terms Sys ReviewSC2 3/15/2016 16-89 16-106RC1 3/2/2016 Confirm
4309 Cranes — Wire ropes — Care and maintenance,

inspection and discard DIS SC3 5/25/2016 16-214 16-697 3/1/2016 Disapprove
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ISO 23813:2007 (vers 2) English title Cranes -- Training of appointed
persons Sys Rev SC5 6/15/2016 16-384 16-456 3/17/2016 Confirm
ISO 23815-1:2007 (vers 2) English title Cranes -- Maintenance -- Part

1: General Sys Rev SC5 6/15/2016 10-1911 16-456 3/17/2016 Confirm
ISO 13200:1995 (vers 4) Cranes -- Safety signs and hazard pictorials --

General principles Sys Rev SC6 6/15/2016 16-385 16-456 3/17/2016 Revise
DRAFT - Decision ISO 16881-1 transfer ownership to SC 10 Cranes —

Design calculation for rail wheels and associated trolley track
supporting structure — Part 1: General CIB SC10 4/30/2016 e-mail ballot 3/11/2016 Yes, Yes, No
Request for authority to pass to FV ISO/FDIS 4302 (Ed 2) Cranes —

Wind load assessment No ballot too quick to
CIB SC10 2/24/2016 turnaround - e-mail submitted 2/15/2016 Yes
Based on the comments received from the USA, SC4 requests

members to consider whether ISO 4310:2009 should be revised. CIB SC4 5/1/2016 e-mail ballot 3/11/2016 Yes
ISO/FDIS 4306-3 (Ed 4) Cranes -- Vocabulary -- Part 3: Tower cranes FDIS SC7 4/17/2016 13-1458 16-682 3/31/2016 Approve
N630 ISO/WD 10245-3 "Limiting and indicating devices - Part 3: Tower

16-572
cranes" WD SC7 4/27/2015 16-682 3/31/2016 No
NWIP ISO 4306-4 Cranes - Vocabulary - Part 4 Jib Cranes NWIP SC8 5/16/2016 16-571 16-682 3/31/2016 Approve
ISO/CD 9927-5 - Cranes -- Inspections -- Part 5: Bridge and gantry Yes move to
cranes CD SC9 4/26/2016 16-708 16-919 4/14/2016 DIS
N512 Cranes and lifting appliances —Safety requirements for remote

operator control — Part 1 General WD SC5 5/13/2016
ISO/CD 20230-1
Cranes — Methods and procedures for assessment and reduction risks Yes move to
-- Part 1: General CD SC4 6/1/2016 16-707 16-919 4/14/2016 DIS
ISO/FDIS 12480-3 Cranes -- Safe use -- Part 3: Tower cranes FDIS SC7 5/13/2016 TR-14-2500 16-919 4/14/2016 Disapprove
ISO FDIS 11031 Cranes -- Principles for seismically resistant design 11-1334 16-1217
FDIS SC10 5/28/2016 5/2/2016 Approve
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ISO/CD 8686-5 - Cranes -- Design principles for loads and load Yes move to
combinations CD SC9 5/24/2016 15-1366 16-1295 5/3/2016 DIS
ISO DIS 8566-5 Cranes — Cabins —Part 5:

Overhead travelling and portal bridge cranes DIS SC9 8/10/2016 16-1417 16-1950 7/5/2016 Approve
ISO/FDIS 4302 (Ed 2) FDIS ISO/TC 96/SC 10 8/4/2016 12-1535 16-1950 7/5/2016 Approve
Cranes -- Wind load assessment
Decision in ISO/TC 96 SC 10 ISO 20332 Normative References SC10 CIB 5/23/2016 submitted 5/16
ISO 10245-1:2008 (Ed 2, vers 2) SR SC8 9/15/2016 16-1469 16-2035 7/6/2016 Confirm
Cranes -- Limiting and indicating devices -- Part 1: General
ISO 10972-4:2007 (vers 2) SR SC8 9/15/2016 16-1470 16-2035 7/6/2016 Confirm
Cranes -- Requirements for mechanisms -- Part 4: Jib cranes
Cranes -- Safe use -- Part 4: Jib cranes
Cranes and related equipment -- Classification -- Part 4: Jib cranes
ISO 11660-1:2008 (Ed 2, vers 2) SR ISO/TC 96/SC 7 9/15/2016 16-1419 16-1950 7/5/2016 Revise
Cranes -- Access, guards and restraints -- Part 1: General
ISO 11660-3:2008 (Ed 2, vers 2) SR ISO/TC 96/SC 7 9/15/2016 16-1418 16-1950 7/5/2016 Revise
Cranes -- Access, guards and restraints -- Part 3: Tower cranes
ISO 15513:2000 (vers 4) SR ISO/TC 96/SC 5 9/15/2016

Cranes -- Competency requirements for crane drivers (operators),
slingers, signallers and assessors
ISO 7752-2:2011 (Ed 2) SR ISO/TC 96/SC 6 9/15/2016
Cranes -- Control layout and characteristics -- Part 2: Basic
arrangement and requirements for mobile cranes
ISO 10245-5:1995 (vers 4) SR ISO/TC 96/SC 9 9/15/2016

Cranes -- Limiting and indicating devices -- Part 5: Overhead travelling
and portal bridge cranes
Cranes -- Access, guards and restraints -- Part 5: Bridge and gantry
cranes
Cranes -- Design calculation for rail wheels and associated trolley track
supporting structure -- Part 1: General
ISO 22986:2007 (vers 2) SR ISO/TC 96/SC 9 9/15/2016
ISO 8686-2 CD ISO/TC 96/SC 6 8/11/2016 Disapprove

Design principles for loads and load combinations - Part 2: Mobile cranes
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ISO/DIS 9927-5 DIS ISO/TC 96/SC 9 10/31/2016 Approve

Cranes — Inspections —
Part 5: Bridge and gantry cranes, including portal and semi-portal
cranes and their supporting structures
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Document: ISO/TC 96 N 163
Our ref: ISO/TC 96

Date: 27st October 2015
Secretariat of ISO/TC 96
Cranes
Direct tel: +86 (0)731 8892 8172
Direct fax: +86 (0)731 8892 3750
E-mail: isotc96@zoomlion.com
Web: http://www.sac.gov.cn/
Draft report of the meeting of ISO/TC 96 held on

14th September 2015 in Sydney, Australia
1 Opening of the meeting

The Chairman opened the meeting welcoming all those present to attend the meeting.
On behalf of TC 96, he thanked the Australian hosts for providing the meeting venue, and
wished the plenary meeting every success.
2 Roll call of delegations and circulation of attendance sheet
A roll call of delegations was taken. The following were in attendance:
Australia China Finland France Germany
Japan Poland Russian Fed South Korea South Africa
UK USA
A list of attendees is circulated as Annex A.
3 Adoption of the agenda and notification of any other business (N 130)

The agenda was approved with the following amendment：
-item 7: add ―Discussion on recommendation of SCs joint meeting‖ into ―Sub-committee
Chairman’s reports‖.
-item 9: correct ―Extension of the TC96 Chairman's term‖ to ―Extension of the TC96 and its SCs
Chairman's term‖;
-item 10: add ―10.1) TMB Draft Justification Statement Guidance‖ into ―Any other business‖.
-item 10: add ―10.2) ISO 2015 Updates and Rule Changes‖ into ―Any other business‖.
-item 10: add ―10.3) ISO CD-ROM on Cranes‖ into ―Any other business‖.
Resolution No.099/2015
4 Appointment of the drafting committee
1
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In addition to the secretary, a member from the delegations representing USA, Germany, UK,
France, Australia, China and Japan would form the drafting committee for the meeting.
The resolutions agreed are attached to this report as Annex B.
5 Approval of the draft report of the last meeting and matters arising (N 118)
5.1 Technical accuracy
The report of the last meeting was reviewed page by page. The report was accepted as an
accurate record with no amendment.
5.2 Matters arising
The Chair has notified the meeting that 3 liaison reports from TC67, TC110, TC127 are received
(as seen in N143, N142, N146 respectively).
6 Report of TC96 Secretariat (N 145)

The report by the Secretary has been adopted with no amendment.
7 Subcommittee Chairman’s reports

The Chairman requested that each subcommittee’s report may include introduction, proposal
and their requirements for the next meeting in 2016.
Sub Committee 2 – Terminology

Chair: Prof. X. Zhang (China) – For this meeting only
Sec: Mr. S. Tikhomirov
The Chairman Mr. Kotelnikov was unable to attend the meeting. In his absence, Prof. Zhang was
elected the pro tem chairman for the meeting. The meeting reported that the voting results on ISO
4306-1:2007/NP Amd 1 «Cranes — Vocabulary — Part 1: General. AMENDMENT 1» will be sent
to ISO/CS.
The meeting adopted resolution N 289/2015 of ISO/TC96/SC8, and agreed to change China’s
member status from O-Member to P-Member.
Requirements for 2016:
· 0.5 day meeting

2
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Sub Committee 3 – Selection of wire ropes
Chair: Mr. S. Cawthorne
Sec: Ms. C. Lecler
The SC3 meeting was attended by 11 delegations. The meeting agreed to establish a new working
group (WG 3) dedicated to the revision of ISO 16625 with Mr Cawthorne as convenor and agreed
to register the revision of ISO 16625 in the work program at the preliminary stage and to nominate
Prof. Golder as project leader. All interested experts were invited to join the working group
The scope of the working group is

a) static and fatigue calculation of single-layer spooling including consideration of
M/A-classifications,
b) an evaluation to confirm that the current safety factors as specified in ISO 16625 for multi-layer
spooling are retained. Fatigue calculations shall not be applied.
The meeting agreed to:
· Submit the revised draft ISO 4309 prepared by WG 2 to the DIS enquiry in January 2016.
· Change the title of SC 3 to ―Selection of ropes‖.
· Retain the following members as P-member status:
a) Russia in attendance at the present meeting
b) Brazil and Italy as they have commented on current technical documents.
· 1 day meeting
· SC 3 & SC 10 not to overlap
Sub Committee 4 – Test Methods

Chair: Mr. P. Terblanche (South Africa)– For this meeting only
Sec: Mr. D. Plotnikov
The SC4 meeting was attended by 7 delegations. The meeting agreed to:
· Confirm ISO 4310:2009 Cranes — Test code and procedures. Based on the comments
received from the USA, SC4 requests members to consider whether the Standard should
be revised. The ballot will commence on the 31 January 2016;
· Replace the members of the WG 1 for WD 20230 Cranes — Methods and procedures for
assessment and reduction risks - Part 1: General;
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· Request China to forward the completed Form 4 «New work item proposal», with an
attached draft standard to the secretary before 31 October 2015. Secretary should send a
ballot to SC4 by 30 November 2015 for Proposal Item: Cranes - Energy efficiency test
methods of electrical hoists
· Discuss new requirements for P-Member participation later in the meeting.

· SC 4/WG: 0.5 day meeting;
· SC 4: 0.5 day meeting;
Sub Committee 5 – Use, operation and maintenance

Chair: Prof. N. Kobayashi
Sec: Mr. H. Ueda
The meeting was attended by 13 delegates from 12 countries. The meeting agreed that:
· China should make revised draft of new work item proposal at preliminary stage regarding
the safety standard for use of remote controls for crane operation and send to the secretary
before December 2015. The secretary will circulate the draft to the delegates for review
with comments back to China before end of May 2016 for discussion at the next annual
meeting.
· The working group (Project leader: Mr. Pierre Terblanche) shall compare and identify
conflicts and make recommendations for the following standards by the end of March 2016:
-ISO 9926-1:1990 Cranes – Training of drivers – Part 1: General
-ISO 15513: 2000 Cranes – Competency requirement for crane drivers
-ISO 17024: 2003 Conformity assessment - General Requirements for Bodies operating
Certification of Persons
-ISO 12480-1 Cranes-Safe use
The meeting agreed to nominate Mr. Pierre Terblanche, South Africa and Mr. Shia, Japan as
experts which were requested from SC4 for ISO/WD20230-1 Cranes-Methods and procedures for
assessment and reduction risks-Part1:General.
The meeting thanked Standards Australia for hosting the meeting.

· SC 5/WG: 0.5 day meeting;
· SC 5: 1 day meeting;
Sub Committee 6 – Mobile cranes

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Chair: Mr. D. Eckstine
Sec: Mr. G. Brent (USA) – For this meeting only
The meeting was attended by 21 delegates from 9 countries. The meeting worked on 6
documents and agreed that:
· A request not to withdraw ISO 10972-2:2009 Cranes-- Requirements for mechanisms --
Part 2: Mobile cranes -- would be made to Central Secretariat since, at the meeting, four (4)
countries (US, South Africa, Germany and Australia) changed their vote in respect to
Question 4 of the systematic review, bringing the number of countries either adopting or
using the standard to six (6), one more than the required five (5) votes necessary to retain
the standard..
· On multi-layer drum rope systems used on mobile cranes, the rope selection should be
based on static design with appropriate safety factors, and that limit state fatigue design
methods do not apply.
· SC 6 should share the following ISO standards under the control of SC 6 with the ISO
Off-Road TC Coordination N12 Committee for the purposes of reference and possible
adoption: TR 19661, ISO 11662-2 and ISO 15442.
· SC 6 should request that due to lack of participation, Central Secretariat should move the
following P-Member countries to O-Member status: Belgium, Ireland and Switzerland.
The meeting thanked Standards Australia for hosting, and The Crane Industry Council of Australia
(CICA) for sponsoring, the 2015 meetings of SC 6.

· 1 day meeting
· SC 6 & SC 3/SC 7 not to overlap
· SC 10 Working Group meetings not to overlap with other SC meetings
Sub Committee 7 – Tower cranes

Chair: Mme C. Dussaugey
Sec: Ms C. Lecler
The meeting was attended by 9 delegations. The meeting agreed to:
· Register at the preliminary stage the revision of ISO 10245-3"Cranes – Limiting and
indicating devices – Part 3: Tower cranes" in the work program.
· Confirm ISO 8566-1 ―Cranes – Cabins – Part 1: General‖ and ISO 8566-3 ―Cranes – Cabins
– Part 3: Tower cranes‖.
· Recommend: for future work P-Members are asked
a) to participate in one meeting minimum every three years,
b) to justify their vote including abstention (for CIB balloting, SC secretariat will need to
make mandatory the justification of abstention)
c) to submit less than 50 % of the abstention vote with the stated reason that the P-member
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does not have the technical expertise required
· Support SC 3 resolution N 140/2015 and nominates Ch. Eiwan (Germany) as an expert
representing SC 7 in the working group ISO/TC 96/SC 3/WG 3.
Mme Dussaugey reiterated that request made last year about Systematic reviews, since multiple
SRs arise along the year, including ones that arise just 1-2 days after the meeting. The committee
would needs to wait till the next meeting to discuss the SRs.
· SC 7/WG3: 0.5 day meeting;
· SC 7: 1 day meeting;
· SC 7 & SC 3/SC 6/SC 10 not to overlap
Sub Committee 8 – Jib cranes

Chair: Mr. D. Eckstine
Sec: Mr. G. Brent
The meeting was attended by 19 delegates from 9 countries. The meeting worked on 4 documents
and agreed to:
· Nominate Peter Juhren as liaison officer to SC 10.
· Recommend to the Central Secretariat to cancel the work item for the working group
developing ISO/CD 18467, Offshore cranes, and to disband the WG. This committee
believes that this working group cannot come to a consensus within the allotted time, even
with an extension. The disbanding of this working group is not taken lightly. However, this
group has been in existence over two years and it seems that philosophical differences in
most areas of the standards development cannot be overcome. The last ballot had in
excess of 300 comments, of which over half were technical comments. The votes of the six
countries participating on the committee were five negative and one positive. Moreover,
there are already standards widely used internationally addressing the same classification
of offshore cranes.
· Recommend new requirements for P-Member participation, as follows:
All P-members shall attend in person at least one meeting every three years, or
Provide valid comments to all abstention ballots, and
No more than 50% of abstention ballots may be submitted with the stated reason that
the P-member does not have the technical expertise required.
P-members not meeting the above requirements shall have their membership status
changed to O-members.
· Support the retention of the safety factors associated with current M-classifications for
multi-layer spooling, and to support the move from time-based to cycle-based criteria for
rope selection for single-layer repetitive spooling applications, in the revision of ISO 16625;
and participate in SC 3/WG 3 that is revising ISO 16625 and to send a technical expert to
work with the WG, namely Stephanie Wood.
· Request SC10 to supply information (e.g. table from EN/FEM as discussed by Prof. Golder
during the SC3 meeting) regarding the replacement of M-classification by A-classification
for drives and other similar affected components. The purpose of such information is to
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support the designers who will have to reclassify drives and other similar affected
components which are classified according to previous standards or previous versions.
This may be in the form of an Informative Annex of the new ISO 4301-1.

· 1 day meeting
Sub Committee 9 – Bridge and gantry cranes

Chair: Mr. P. Terblanche (South Africa)– For this meeting only
Sec: Ms. N. Weerasuriya
The meeting was attended by19 delegates from 10 countries. The meeting agreed to:
· Submit ISO 4306-5:2005 (N425) to ISO/CS for FDIS and publication, since ballot results
from the Systematic Review only requested the addition of Russian terms of reference and
definitions.
· Request SC10 to supply information (e.g. table from EN/FEM as discussed by Prof. Golder
during the SC3 meeting) regarding the replacement of M-classification by A-classification
for drives and other similar affected components. The purpose of such information is to
support the designers who will have to re-evaluate drives and other similar affected
components which are classified according to previous standards or previous versions.
· Revise ISO 16881-1 and the ownership of this Standard should be transferred to ISO/TC
96/SC 10.
· Request ISO/CS to produce a 2015 edition of ISO CD-ROM on Cranes as was published in
2009.

· 0.5 day meeting
Sub Committee 10 – Design- Principles and requirements

Chair: Prof. G. Wagner
Sec: Mr. G. Novak (Germany)– For this meeting only
The meeting was attended by 7 delegations. The meeting agreed to:
· Ask SC3 to convene a working group comprised of experts from SC3 and SC10 and other
SCs to revise ISO 16625 based on loads and load combinations of ISO 8686-1 and the new
ISO 4301-1. If this new working group is established, due to the expected amount of work,
further meetings prior to next year’s annual meeting should be scheduled.
· Have the submitted editorial comments incorporated by the chairman of SC10 prior to
ISO/DIS 4301-1 (Ed 3) "Cranes –Classification – Part 1: General” being submitted to ISO
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Central Secretariat for ISO/FDIS by end of this year.
· Have an internal circulation of ISO/DIS 4302 "Cranes - Wind load assessment" by end of
March 2016 latest, after the approved editorial comments have been incorporated by the
secretariat of SC10, and prior to the document being submitted to ISO Central Secretariat
for ISO/FDIS.
· Have an internal circulation of ISO/DIS 11031 ―Cranes – Principles for seismically resistant
design‖ after the approved comments and changed figures have been incorporated by the
secretariat of SC10, and prior to the document being submitted to ISO Central Secretariat
for ISO/FDIS. Special attention must be taken by the secretariat to speed up the
development of the revised figures because of the ISO limit date 2015-12-19.
· Incorporate editorial changes and circulate the revised ISO/FDIS 20332 ―Cranes – Proof
of competence of steel structures‖ to SC10 members, prior to submission for publication.
· Start a new work item on wheel/rail contact and allow SC10 to do the initial work.
· Transfer the ownership of ISO 16881-1 from ISO/TC 96/SC 9 to SC 10.
· Thank the host for the good facilities provided for this year’s meeting.

· 1 day meeting;
· SC 10 & SC 3 not to overlap
After Subcommittee Chairman’s reports, decisions regarding Joint SC's Meeting in Sydney were
discussed and reached the following conclusions:
It was agreed to revise ISO 16625 (SC 10 recommends considering loads and load combinations of
ISO 8686-1 and the new ISO 4301-1) in a new working group (ISO/TC 96/SC 3/WG 3) with Mr.
Cawthorne as convenor and Prof. Golder as project leader.

b) an evaluation to confirm that the current safety factors as specified in ISO 16625 for
multi-layer spooling are retained. Fatigue calculations shall not be applied in general.
All interested experts are invited to join the working group.

The meeting requested SC10 to supply information (e.g. table from EN/FEM as discussed by Prof.
Golder during the SC3 meeting) regarding the replacement of M-classification by A-classification
for drives and other similar affected components. The purpose of such information is to support the
designers who will have to re-evaluate drives and other similar affected components which are
classified according to previous standards or previous versions. This may be in the form of an
Informative Annex of the new ISO 4301-1.
Prof. Wagner suggested that publishing a technical paper on this subject not on behalf of ISO might
be more flexible as practical reference before having an Informative Annex of the new ISO 4301-1.
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Mr. D. Eckstine suggested that members should be careful about Question 4 in Systematic Review
ballots as shown below:
Q.4 Is this International Standard used in your country without national adoption or are
products used in your country based on this standard?
If the answer to Q.4 is No, this would cause the standard to be withdrawn. Countries should be
aware of the consequence when answering this question.
8 Non-active P-members
It was agreed to recommend new requirements for P-Member participation, as follows:
-All P-members shall attend (including via WebEx) at least one meeting every three years,
and
-Provide valid comments to all abstention ballots (for CIB balloting, SC secretariat will need to
make mandatory the justification of abstention), and
-No more than 50% of abstention ballots may be submitted with the stated reason that the
P-member does not have the technical expertise required.
SCs shall recommend to ISO/CS that P-members not meeting the above requirements shall have
their membership status changed to O-members.
The meeting requested each Sub-committee to review participation based upon the agreed
changed rules above in the next 3 years.
9 Extension of the TC96 and its SCs Chairman's term
It was agreed to request ISO/TMB to recognize the term of TC96/SC8 Chair Dennis Eckstine’s and
all other SC Chairs’ first mandate be changed to 6 years due to recent retrospective changes in ISO
rules.
It was agreed to request ISO/TMB to recognize the term of TC96 Chair Zhang Xijun’s first mandate
be changed to 6 years until the end of 2018 due to recent retrospective changes in ISO rules.
10 Any other business
10.1 TMB Draft Justification Statement Guidance
The Secretariat briefed the TMB Draft Justification Statement Guidance (N 147) helpful for the
future work of the committee and subcommittees..
10.2 ISO 2015 Updates and Rule Changes

The Chairman gave a presentation on ISO 2015 Updates and Rule Changes (N 149) prepared by
the TPM.
10.3 ISO CD-ROM on Cranes

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It was agreed to request ISO/CS to produce a 2015 edition of ISO CD-ROM on Cranes as was
published in 2009.
11 Requirements concerning subsequent meetings

The meeting accepted the confirmed offer from China, the Standardization Administration of the
People's Republic of China (SAC), to host the 2016 meetings of ISO/TC 96 and its sub-committees
during September 5th to 10th 2016 in Changsha, Hunan Province, China.
The meeting accepted the confirmed offer from Japan, the Japanese Industrial Standards
Committee (JISC), to host the 2017 meetings of ISO/TC 96 and its sub-committees during
September 25th to 30th 2017, Ota City in Tokyo, Japan. Mr. Ueda gave a presentation on the
meeting venue.
South Korea expressed the willingness to investigate hosting the 2018 meeting of ISO/TC 96 in
Seoul.
12 Approval of resolutions
Resolutions 099/2015 to 111/2015 were unanimously approved.
Closing of the meeting

The Chairman thanked Standards Australia (SA) for hosting, and The Crane Industry Council of
Australia (CICA) for sponsoring, the 2015 ISO/TC96 meetings in such a hospitable manner.
Meeting closed
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Annex A
List of Attendees
Sydney, Australia
14th September 2015
Xijun Zhang Chairman

Ling Fu Secretary
Yu Liu Secretary assistant
Brandon Hitch Australia
Numani Weerasuriya Australia
Changbiao Zhu China
Jiayi Han China
Chunhui Zhao China
Hongwei Zhang China
Zhou Xu China
Xiaoteng Wang China
Juha Sunio Finland
Caroline Lecler France
Cosette Dussaugey France
Gerhard Wagner Germany
Markus Golder Germany
Gregor Novak Germany
Nobuyuki Kobayashi Japan
Haruo Ueda Japan
Soek ho Kim South Korea
In you Kim South Korea
Ho Joon Bang South Korea
Iwo Jakubowski Poland
Dmitry Plotnikov Russia
Stanislav Tikhomirov Russia
Pierre Terblanche South Africa
Paul Forrester UK
Steve Cawthorne UK
Dennis Eckstine USA
Eric Fidler USA
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Annex B
Resolutions passed by the meeting of ISO/TC 96

held on 14th September 2015 in Sydney, Australia
Resolution No.099/2015– Adoption of the agenda

The delegates to ISO/TC 96 present approved the agenda, document ISO/TC 96 N 130, with the
following amendments:
-item 7: add ―Discussion on recommendation of SCs joint meeting‖ into ―Sub-committee
Chairman’s reports‖.
-item 9: correct ―Extension of the TC96 Chairman's term‖ to ―Extension of the TC96 and its SCs
Chairman's term‖;
-item 10: add ―10.1) TMB Draft Justification Statement Guidance‖ into ―Any other business‖.
-item 10: add ―10.2) ISO 2015 Updates and Rule Changes‖ into ―Any other business‖.
-item 10: add ―10.3) ISO CD-ROM on Cranes‖ into ―Any other business‖.
Resolution No.100/2015– Drafting Committee

ISO/TC 96 appointed the following members to act as drafting committee:
– Mr. Fidler（USA）
– Prof. Golder（Germany）
– Mr. Forrester (UK)
– Ms. Lecler（France）
– Ms. Weerasuriya（Australia）
– Mrs. Zhao（China）
– Mr. Ueda（Japan）
– Dr. Fu (Secretary of TC 96)
Resolution No.101/2015– Report of the last meeting

The delegates to ISO/TC 96:
Approved the draft report of the last meeting document ISO/TC 96 N 118 with no
amendment.
Resolution No.0102/2014– Report of the Secretariat

The delegates to ISO/TC 96:  
Approved the Report of the Secretariat, document ISO/TC 96 N 145 with no amendment.  
Resolution No.103/2015–Decisions regarding Joint SC's Meeting in Sydney

Agreed to revise ISO 16625 (SC 10 recommends considering loads and load combinations
of ISO 8686-1 and the new ISO 4301-1) in a new working group (ISO/TC 96/SC 3/WG 3)
with Mr. Cawthorne as convenor and Prof. Golder as project leader.
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b) an evaluation to confirm that the current safety factors as specified in ISO 16625 for
multi-layer spooling are retained. Fatigue calculations shall not be applied in general.
Resolution No.104/2015- Non-active P-members

Agreed to recommend new requirements for P-Member participation, as follows:
-All P-members shall attend (including via WebEx) at least one meeting every three
years, and
-Provide valid comments to all abstention ballots (for CIB balloting, SC secretariat will
need to make mandatory the justification of abstention), and
-No more than 50% of abstention ballots may be submitted with the stated reason that
the P-member does not have the technical expertise required.
SCs shall recommend to ISO/CS that P-members not meeting the above requirements shall
have their membership status changed to O-members.
And
Requested each Sub-committee to review participation based upon the agreed changed
rules above in the next 3 years.
Resolution No.105/2015–TC96/SCs Chair’s Term

Agreed to request ISO/TMB to recognize the term of TC96/SC8 Chair Dennis Eckstine’s and
all other SC Chairs’ first mandate be changed to 6 years due to recent retrospective
changes in ISO rules.
Resolution No.106/2015–TC96 Chair’s Term

Agreed to request ISO/TMB to recognize the term of TC96 Chair Zhang Xijun’s first mandate
be changed to 6 years until the end of 2018 due to recent retrospective changes in ISO
rules.
Resolution No.107/2015–ISO CD-ROM on Cranes

Agreed to request ISO/CS to produce a 2015 edition of ISO CD-ROM on Cranes as was
published in 2009.
Resolution No.108/2015-Next Meeting

Accepted the confirmed offer from China, the Standardization Administration of the People's
Republic of China (SAC), to host the 2016 meetings of ISO/TC 96 and its sub-committees
during September 5th to 10th 2016 in Changsha, Hunan Province, China.
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Resolution No.109/2015-Meeting Requirements
Requested that the host nation honors the subcommittees’ requests for the length of their
meetings as given in the report of the subcommittees.
Resolution No.110/2015-Future Meetings

The delegates to ISO/TC 96 accepted:
The confirmed offer from Japan, the Japanese Industrial Standards Committee (JISC), to
host the 2017 meetings of ISO/TC 96 and its sub-committees during September 25th to 30th
2017, Ota City in Tokyo, Japan.
And
South Korea’s willingness to investigate hosting the 2018 meeting of ISO/TC 96 in Seoul.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96 present thanked the Standards Australia (SA) for hosting, and The
Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA) for sponsoring, the 2015 ISO/TC96 meetings in
such a hospitable manner.
All Resolutions were approved unanimously.
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Notice of meeting / Draft agenda
Date 30 th April, 2016
Reference
ISO/TC 96
N 169
Number and title of TC/Numéro et titre du TC

TC 96 CRANES
Secretariat/Secrétariat Meeting/Réunion
SAC
Meeting dates / Dates de la réunion:
September 4-11, 2016
Host/Invitant Place/Lieu
Standardization Administration of
People’s Republic of China (SAC) Address/Adresse:
Changsha, Hunan, China
Tel: +86 731 8993 2184
P-and O-members are invited to inform the Les membres (P) et (O) sont invités, dans un
secretariat of the committee concerned, délai d'un mois à partir de la réception de la
within one month of the receipt of this notice présente convocation, à faire connaître au
of meeting, of their intention to be secrétariat du comité concerné leur intention
represented at the meeting, the approximate d'être représentés à la réunion, le nombre
number of their delegates and their need for approximatif de leurs délégués et leur besoin
interpretation. en matière d'interprétation.
Whenever possible, the names of delegates Dans la mesure du possible, une liste
(or observers) and the name of the head of indiquant les noms des délégués (ou
the delegation should also be sent to the observateurs), ainsi que le nom du chef de la
secretariat of the committee concerned at délégation, devrait également parvenir au
least one month before the opening of the secrétariat concerné un mois au moins avant
meeting. l'ouverture de la réunion.
Notice of meeting/Draft agenda

Version 01/2015
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Table 1 Schedule of ISO/TC 96 Plenary Meeting – 2016 (Changsha, Hunan)
September 2016
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Dates
Su Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun
n AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM
Meetings
SC 2 A X D
SC 3 R X X E
SC 4 R X P
SC 5 I X X A
SC 6 V X X R
SC 7 A X X T
SC 8 L X X U
SC 9 X R
SC 10 X E
SC 4/WG X X
SC 5/WG X
SC 7/WG X
SC
X X
10/WG1
TC 96
X X
Plenary

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DRAFT AGENDA
1) Opening of the meeting
2) Roll call of delegations and circulation of attendance sheet.
3) Adoption f the agenda and notification of any other business N169
4) Appointment of a resolution drafting committee
5) Approval of the draft report of the last meeting and matters arising N163
5.1) Technical accuracy
5.2) Matters arising that are not included elsewhere on the agenda
6) Report of ISO/TC 96 Secretariat
7) Sub-committee Chairman’s reports
8) Non-activeP-member
9) Any other business
10) Requirements concerning subsequent meetings
15 Minutes Break (for the drafting of resolutions)
11) Approval of resolutions
Closing of meeting

ISO/TC96/SC2 N 313
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Resolutions taken at the 36th Meeting of ISO/TC96/SC2 "Terminology"

held in Sydney (Australia) on 10th September, 2015
Resolution No. 292/2015 (Sydney 1) — Adoption of the agenda

ISO/TC96/SC2 unanimously adopted the agenda for the meeting as set out in document
ISO/TC96/SC2 N311 with notification other business as Inactive P-members and Joint
meeting recommendation.
Resolution No. 293/2015 (Sydney 2) — Election of the pro tem chairman

ISO/TC96/SC2 unanimously elected Prof. Zhang (the Chair of ISO/TC96) as pro tem chair
of this meeting in the absence of Prof. V. Kotelnikov, the chair of ISO/TC96/SC2.
Resolution No. 294/2015 (Sydney 3) — Appointment of the drafting committee

ISO/TC96/SC2 appointed the following members to act as the drafting committee:
Mr. Tikhomirov (Secretary)

Mr. Supkis (US)
Mr. Jakubowski (Poland)
Mrs. Zhao (China)
Mr. Plotnikov (Russia)
Resolution No. 295/2015 (Sydney 4) — Report of the Secretariat

ISO/TC96/SC2 unanimously approved the report of the Secretariat with modification of the
status of China from O-member to P-member, document ISO/TC96/SC2 N310.
Resolution No. 296/2015 (Sydney 5) - Voting results on ISO 4306-1:2007/NP Amd 1

«Cranes — Vocabulary — Part 1: General. AMENDMENT 1»
The result of voting is the registration of ISO 4306-1:2007/NP Amd 1 in the program of work.
The Secretariat will report this result to ISO/CS, document ISO/TC96/SC2 N309. The
secretariat kindly asks US and UK to provide the secretariat with the justification statements
for their votes. UK also needs to name expert to this NP.
Resolution No. 297/2015 (Sydney 6) – Alternative terms

ISO/TC96/SC2 requests member bodies to submit alternative terms or corrections for ISO
4306-1 by 1st March, 2016.
Resolution No. 298/2015 (Sydney 7) – French version of ISO 4306-1 terms for
corrections
France will send proposal to the secretariat of ISO/TC96/SC2 by 1 st March, 2016.
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ISO/TC96/SC2 N 313
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Resolution No. 299/2015 (Sydney 8) – New work item proposal

ISO/TC96/SC2 requests member bodies to submit any new work item proposal for
consideration to ISO/TC96/SC2. Poland will deliver the proposal in the field of inspection,
training, etc. offshore cranes and railways cranes by the end of 2015.
Resolution No. 300/2015 (Sydney 9) – Inactive P-member

ISO/TC96/SC2 adopts resolution N 289/2015 of ISO/TC96/SC8.
Resolution No. 301/2015 (Sydney 10) - Requirements concerning a subsequent

meeting
It was decided to request a half-day meeting in 2016.
Resolution No. 302/2015 (Sydney 11) - Movie regarding slingers training

ISO/TC96/SC2 kindly asks the Japanese delegation to present next year (if possible) in front
of SC5 and SC2 the movie presented by JCA before Plenary meeting of ISO/TC96 in the
year 2002 in Finland.
Resolution No. 303/2015 (Sydney 12) – Hosting of the meeting

ISO/TC96/SC2 thanks standard body of Australia as well as The Crane Industry Council of
Australia (CICA) for their hospitality in hosting the meeting in Sydney.
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Date:
12 th, May 2016
Reference:
ISO/TC96/SC2 N316
TERMINOLOGY
RUSSIAN FEDERATION/
GOST R
5th, September 2016 (09:00)
Standardization Administration of Jin Lu International Hotel
the People’s Republic of China Address/Adresse:
(SAC)
No. 311 Yuelu road
Contact: Yuelu District
Mrs. Zhao Chunhui (SAC/TC227) Changsha, Hunan
E-mail: qzjbwh@vip.163.com 410013, P.R.China
and Tel：+86 (731)89730999
Fax：+86 (731)89730666
Dr. Fu Ling (secretary ISO/TC96)
secretariat of the committee concerned, within délai d'un mois à partir de la réception de la
one month of the receipt of this notice of présente convocation, à faire connaître au
meeting, of their intention to be represented at secrétariat du comité concerné leur intention
the meeting, the approximate number of their d'être représentés à la réunion, le nombre
delegates and their need for interpretation. approximatif de leurs délégués et leur besoin
en matière d'interprétation.
Whenever possible, the names of delegates (or
observers) and the name of the head of the Dans la mesure du possible, une liste
delegation should also be sent to the indiquant les noms des délégués (ou
secretariat of the committee concerned at least observateurs), ainsi que le nom du chef de la
one month before the opening of the meeting. délégation, devrait également parvenir au
secrétariat concerné un mois au moins avant
l'ouverture de la réunion.
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ISO/TC96/SC2 N 316
DRAFT AGENDA
1. Opening of the meeting

2. Roll call of delegates
3. Adoption of the agenda, notification of any other business
Doc. ISO/TC96/SC2 N316
4. Appointment of the drafting committee
5. Approval of the report of the last meeting
6. Report of the Secretariat
7. ISO 4306-1:2007/NP Amd 1 «Cranes — Vocabulary — Part 1:
General. AMENDMENT 1»
СD Voting Results and further action
8. ISO/TS 15696:2012 «Cranes — List of equivalent terms»
SR Voting Results
9. Requirements concerning a subsequent meeting
10. Any other business
11. Approval of resolutions

12. Closure of the meeting

Resolutions taken at the meeting of ISO/TC 96/SC 3 "Selection of wire ropes"
held in Sydney on 2015-09-08
Resolution 137/2015 (Sydney) – Adoption of the agenda

ISO/TC 96/SC 3 approves the agenda as set out in document N 370 with the addition of the activity of
P-Members.
Resolution 138/2015 (Sydney) – Drafting Committee

ISO/TC 96/SC 3 appoints the following members to act as drafting committee:
– Mr Terblanche (South Africa)
– Mr Henninger (USA)
– Mr Gehring (Germany)
– Mr Sunio (Finland).
Resolution 139/2015 (Sydney) – Report of the Secretariat

ISO/TC 96/SC 3 approves the report of the secretariat as set out in document N 367 with the
modification of the status of Netherlands from P-Member to O-Member.
Resolution 140/2015 (Sydney) – ISO 16625

ISO/TC 96/SC 3 agrees to establish a new working group (WG 3) dedicated to the revision of
ISO 16625 and agrees to nominate Mr Cawthorne as convenor.
ISO/TC 96/SC 3 agrees to register the revision of ISO 16625 in the work program at the preliminary
stage and to nominate Prof. Golder as project leader.

a) static and fatigue calculation of single-layer spooling including consideration of M/A-classifications,
b) an evaluation to confirm that the current safety factors as specified in ISO 16625 for multi-layer
spooling are retained. Fatigue calculations shall not be applied.
Resolution 141/2015 (Sydney) – Revision of ISO 4309

ISO/TC 96/SC 3 agrees to submit the revised draft ISO 4309 prepared by WG 2 to the DIS enquiry in
January 2016.
Resolution 142/2015 (Sydney) – Title of SC 3

ISO/TC 96/SC 3 agrees to change the title of SC 3 to “Selection of ropes”.
Resolution 143/2015 (Sydney) – Activity of P-Member

ISO/TC 96/SC 3 supports that the following members shall be retained as P-member status:
a) Russia in attendance at the present meeting
b) Brazil and Italy as they have commented on current technical documents.
For the other identified countries, inadequate information was available to take a definitive position.
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Resolution 144/2015 (Sydney) – Subsequent meeting date
One day meeting is requested for the next SC 3 meeting and shall not be in parallel with SC 10.
Resolution 145/2015 (Sydney)

ISO/TC 96/SC 3 thanks SA for hosting the 2015 meetings.
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« Cranes – Selection of wire ropes » ISO/TC 96/SC 3
Date: Doc. Number:
2015-09-08 N 381
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DRAFT AGENDA
1. Opening of the meeting 1. Ouverture de la réunion
2.. Roll call of delegates 2. Appel des délégués
3. Adoption of the agenda 3. Adoption de l'ordre du jour

Doc. ISO/TC 96/SC 3 N 381 Doc. ISO/TC 96/SC 3 N 381
4. Appointment of the drafting committee 4. Désignation du comité de rédaction
5. Approval of the report of the last meeting 5. Approbation du compte-rendu de la dernière

Doc. ISO/TC 96/SC 3 N 376 réunion
Doc. ISO/TC 96/SC 3 N 376
6. Report of the Secretariat 6. Rapport du secrétariat

Doc. ISO/TC 96/SC 3 N 3 N 380 Doc. ISO/TC 96/SC 3 N 380
7. Revision of ISO 4309 "Cranes - Wire ropes - Care 7. Révision de l'ISO 4309 "Appareils de levage à
and maintenance, inspection and discard" charge suspendue - Câbles - Entretien et
Report of SC 3/WG 2 maintenance, inspection et dépose"
Rapport du SC 3/ WG 2
8. Revision of ISO 16625 "Cranes and hoists - 8. Révision de l'ISO 16625 "Appareils de levage à
Selection of wire ropes, drums and sheaves" charge suspendue et treuils - Choix des câbles,
Report of SC 3/WG 3 des tambours et des poulies"
Rapport du SC 3/ WG 3
9. Requirements concerning a subsequent meeting 9. Conditions requises pour la prochaine réunion
10. Any other business 10. Divers
11. Approval of resolutions 11. Approbation des résolutions
12. Closure of the meeting 12. Clôture de la réunion
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ISO TC 96 / SC 4 N336
ISO/TC 96/ SC 4
Cranes – Test Methods
Minutes of the meeting Sydney, Australia 2015
- To all P- and O-members of ISO/TC 96/SC4

- ISO/TPM, Mr. Stephen Kennedy
- ISO/TC 96-Secretariat, Dr. Fu Ling
Meeting: ISO/TC 96/SC 4
Date: 10 September 2015
Venue: Standards Australia (SA), Sydney
Participants: see list of participants
Item 1 Opening of the meeting

Mr. Dmitry Plotnikov opened the meeting, introduced Prof. Dmitrii Shimkovich as the new
Chairperson, introduced himself as the new Secretary and welcomed the delegates.
Item 2 Roll call of delegates and circulation of attendance sheet

Roll Call of delegates was done.
No. Country Name Organization E-mail

1 SA Pierre Terblanche SABS pierre@culmen.co.za
2 Germany Jurgen Koop DIN juergen-koop@t-online.de

3 USA Max Supkis ANSI msupkis@seatrax.com
4 USA Brad Closson ANSI bclosson@craftfs.com
5 USA Peter Juhren ANSI p.juhren@morrow.com
6 USA Stephanie Wood ANSI stephanie.wood@terex.com
7 Japan Haruo Ueda JISC ueda@cranenet.or.jp
8 Japan Kinya Ichimura JISC kinya@mes.co.jp
9 Japan Koichi Jito JISC koichi.jito@tadano.com
10 Korea Soekho Kim KCA skybigstone@naver.com
11 Korea In You Kim KCA kca@cranes.or.kr
12 Russia Stanislav GOST R stas_tikhomirov@testsdm.com
Tikhomirov TEST-SDM
13 SA Billy Mathebula SABS billy.mathebula@sabs.co.za
14 China Zhu Changbiao SAC zhuchangbiao@zpmc.com
15 China Han Jiayi SAC qzjbwh@vip.163.com
16 China Zhao Chunhui SAC qzjbwh@vip.163.com
17 France Caroline Lecler AFNOR c.lecler@unm.fr
18 France Eric Pommier AFNOR eric.pommier@manitowoc.com
19 Poland Iwo Jakubowski TDT/PKN i.jakubowski@tdt.pl
20 Secretary Dmitry Plotnikov GOST R dg-plotnikov@mail.ru

SC4
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Item 3 Election of the Chairman

The delegates agreed to appoint Mr. Pierre Terblanche the SC4 pro tem chairman in the absence of
Prof. Shimkovich.
Item 4 Adoption of the agenda

The delegates of SC4 adopted the agenda with corrections: add item 12 "Any other business"
Item 5 Appointment of the Drafting Committee

The following Drafting Committee has been agreed:
Mr. Plotnikov (Secretary)
Mr. Jito (Japan)
Mr. Tikhomirov (Russia)
Mr. Koop (Germany)
Ms. Wood (USA)
Item 6 Report of the Secretariat

Report of the Secretariat ISO/TC 96 SC4 was presented by Mr. Plotnikov and was approved without
corrections.
.
Item 7 Discussion on balloting results of systematic review: ISO 4310 «Cranes - Test
Codes and Procedures».
SC4 agreed to confirm ISO 4310:2009 Cranes — Test code and procedures. Based on the
comments received from the USA, SC4 requests members to consider whether the Standard should
be revised.
The ballot will commence on the 31 January 2016, see resolution.
Item 8 Discussion of: ISO/WD ISO/WD 20230-1 Cranes — Methods and procedures for
assessment and reduction risks. Part 1: General
In the abcence of Prof. Zaretskiy the report of the Project Leader was presented by Mr. Plotnikov.
Comments to ISO/WD 20230-1 by China and USA were presented to the delegates.
SC4 recommends to replace the members of the WG 1 with the following:

- prof. Zaretskiy (Project leader)
- Mr. Pommier (France)
- Mr. Terblanche (SA)
- Mr. Brunet (USA)
The Secretary shall send the comments and WD to the members of the WG by 31 October 2015.
WG to respond to the comments and forward the WD to the Secretariat by 31 January 2016.
Secretary shall send the WD and ballot indicating if the WD should remain or be advanced to CD
for discussion in the WG prior to the next SC4 meeting by 1 March 2016, see resolution.
Item 9 Presentation of NWIP Cranes — Energy efficiency test methods for electrical
hoists
SC4 kindly requests China to forward the completed Form 4 «New work item proposal», with an
attached draft standard to the secretary before 31 October 2015. Secretary should send a ballot to
SC4 by 30 November 2015, see resolution.
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Item 10 Requirements concerning subsequent meetings

The delegates of SC4 agreed to request a half day meeting for the work group followed by a half
day for the SC meeting.
Item 11 Any other business
SC4 agreed to recommend new requirements for P-Member participation as follows:

- Provide valid comments to all abstention ballots, and
- No more than 50% of abstention ballots may be submitted with the stated reason that the P-
member does not have the technical expertise required.
P-members not meeting the above requirements shall have their membership status changed to
O-members.
Item 12 Drafting resolutions

Following resolutions have been prepared:
Resolution No. 288/2015 (Sydney 1) - Adoption of the agenda N329

The delegates of SC4 adopted the agenda with corrections: add item 12 "Any other business"
Resolution No. 289/2015 (Sydney 2) - Election of pro tem chairman

The delegates agreed to appoint Mr. Pierre Terblanche the SC4 pro tem chairman in the absence of Prof.
Shimkovich.
Resolution No. 290/2015 (Sydney 3) - Appointment of the drafting committee

The delegates of SC4 appointed the following persons to the Drafting committee:
Mr. Plotnikov (Secretary)
Mr. Jito (Japan)
Mr. Tikhomirov (Russia)
Mr. Koop (Germany)
Ms. Wood (USA)
Resolution No. 291/2015 (Sydney 4) - Report of the Secretariat N330

The Secretariat report was approved without corrections.
Resolution No. 292/2015 (Sydney 5) - Results of balloting of systematic review ISO

4310:2009 (N325)
SC4 agreed to confirm ISO 4310:2009 Cranes — Test code and procedures. Based on the comments
received from the USA, SC4 requests members to consider whether the Standard should be revised.
The ballot will commence on the 31 January 2016.
Resolution No. 293/2015 (Sydney 6) - WD 20230 Cranes — Methods and procedures for
assessment and reduction risks - Part 1: General
SC4 recommends to replace the members of the WG 1 with the following:
- prof. Zaretskiy (Project leader)
- Mr. Pommier (France)
- Mr. Terblanche (SA)
- Mr. Brunet (USA)
The Secretary shall send the comments and WD to the members of the WG by 31 October 2015. WG to
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respond to the comments and forward the WD to the Secretariat by 31 January 2016. Secretary shall send
the WD and ballot indicating if the WD should remain or be advanced to CD for discussion in the WG prior to
the next SC4 meeting by 1 March 2016.
Resolution No. 294/2015 (Sydney 7) - Proposal Item: Cranes - Energy efficiency test methods
of electrical hoists
SC4 kindly requests China to forward the completed Form 4 «New work item proposal», with an attached draft
standard to the secretary before 31 October 2015. Secretary should send a ballot to SC4 by 30 November
2015.
Resolution No. 295/2015 (Sydney 8) - P-Members participation

SC4 agreed to recommend new requirements for P-Member participation as follows:
- Provide valid comments to all abstention ballots, and
- No more than 50% of abstention ballots may be submitted with the stated reason that the P- member
does not have the technical expertise required.
P-members not meeting the above requirements shall have their membership status changed to
O-members.
Resolution No. 296/2015 (Sydney 9) - Recommendations of Joint meeting of SCs

SC4 agreed that recommendations do not apply to this committee.
Resolution No. 297/2015 (Sydney 10) - Requirements concerning a subsequent meeting

The delegates of SC4 agreed to request a half day meeting for the work group followed by a half day for the
SC meeting.
Resolution No. 298/2015 (Sydney 11)

The delegates of SC4 thank Standards Australia and CICA for hosting the meeting
Resolution No. 299/2015 (Sydney 12) - Approval of resolutions

All resolutions taken were adopted unanimously.
Item 13 Approval of resolutions

All resolutions have been approved unanimously.
Item 14 Closing of the Meeting

Mr. Terblanche thanked all participants and closed the meeting.
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Date:
6 th, September 2016
Reference:
ISO/TC96/SC4 N343
Num ber and title of TC/Numéro et titre du TC
TEST METHODS
RUSSIAN FEDERATION/
GOST R
(SAC)
No. 311 Yuelu road
Mrs. Z hao Chunhui (SAC/TC227) Changsha, Hunan
and Tel：+86 (731)89730999
Fax：+86 (731)89730666
one month before the open ing of the meeting. délégation, devrait également parvenir au
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ISO/TC96/SC4 N 343
DRAFT AGENDA



5. Approval of the report of the last meeting

7. ISO 4310-1:2009. Cranes -- Test code and procedures
Review Voting Results and further action
8. ISO NP 21279. Cranes - Electric hoists- Energy efficiency test methods

NWIP Voting Results and further action
9. ISO/CD 20230-1 Cranes — Methods and procedures for assessment and reduction
risks -- Part 1: General
CD Voting Results and further action
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Date:
5 th, September 2016
Reference:
ISO/TC96/SC4/WG01
Num ber and title of TC/Numéro et titre du TC
Methods and procedures for assessment and reduction risks
RUSSIAN FEDERATION/
GOST R
(SAC)
No. 311 Yuelu road
Mrs. Z hao Chunhui (SAC/TC227) Changsha, Hunan
and Tel：+86 (731)89730999
Fax：+86 (731)89730666
one month before the open ing of the meeting. délégation, devrait également parvenir au
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ISO/TC96/SC4/WG01 N6
DRAFT AGENDA

6. Report of the Team Leader

7. ISO/CD 20230-1 Cranes — Methods and procedures for assessment and reduction
risks -- Part 1: General
CD Voting Results and further action
10. Approval of recommendations
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Resolutions passed by the meeting of ISO/TC 96/SC5
held on 9th September 2015 at Sydney, Australia.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 5 present adopted the agenda as drafted for the
meeting, document ISO/TC 96/SC 5 N504.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 5 present appointed the following members to the
drafting committee:
Mr. Bradley Closson, USA
Mr. Pierre Terblanche, South Africa
Mr. Christoph Schneider, Germany
Mr. Xiaoteng Wang, China
Mr. Haruo Ueda, Japan – Secretary
Resolution No. 299/2015

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 5 present approved the minutes of the last meeting
document ISO/TC 96/SC 5, N493.

The delegates to ISO/TC96/SC5 present approved the report of the Secretary of the
meeting, document ISO/TC96/SC5, N505.

The delegates to ISO/TC96/SC5 present agreed that China should make revised draft
of new work item proposal at preliminary stage regarding the safety standard for use of
remote controls for crane operation and send to the secretary before December 2015.
The secretary will circulate the draft to the delegates for review with comments back to
China before end of May 2016 for discussion at the next annual meeting.

The delegates to ISO/TC96/SC5 present agreed that the working group (Project leader:
Mr. Pierre Terblanche) shall compare and identify conflicts and make recommendations
for the following standards by the end of March 2016:
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-ISO 9926-1:1990 Cranes – Training of drivers – Part 1: General
-ISO 15513: 2000 Cranes – Competency requirement for crane drivers
-ISO 17024: 2003 Conformity assessment - General Requirements for Bodies
operating Certification of Persons
-ISO 12480-1 Cranes-Safe use
Working Group
Leader Mr. Pierre Terblanche, South Africa
Mr. Matthew Eckstine, USA
Mr. James Headly, USA
Mr. Paul Forrester, UK
Ms. Cosette Dussaugey, France

The delegates to ISO/TC96/SC5 present agreed to nominate Mr. Pierre Terblanche,
South Africa and Mr. Yoshiaki Shia, Japan as experts which were requested from SC4
for ISO/WD20230-1 Cranes-Methods and procedures for assessment and reduction
risks - Part1:General.

Ms. Han, China made a presentation regarding Managing system of safety monitoring
The delegates to ISO/TC96/SC5 present agreed that secretary will distribute a
translation of Chinese standard to the members of SC5 for review and comments prior
to the end of February 2016.

The delegates to ISO/TC96/SC5 present agreed that 1 day meeting for SC5 and a half
day meeting for SC5/WG are required in 2016.

The delegates to ISO/TC96/SC5 present agreed to thank Standards Australia for hosting
the meeting
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NOTICE OF MEETING / DRAFT AGENDA
CONVOCATION / PROJET D'ORDRE DU JOUR
Date 2016-8-2
Reference
ISO/TC96/SC5 N523
Title of / Titre du TC/SC
CRANES/USE, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

APPAREILS DE LEVAGE A CHARGE SUSPENDUE/UTILISATION, FONCITIONMENT ET
ENTRETIEN
Secretariat / Secrétariat MEETING / RÉUNION ISO/TC96/SC5
JISC Meeting dates / Dates de la réunion
th
September 7 afternoon start at 15:00 **
**Meeting open after presentation of the Chair at Forum
th
September 8 morning start at 9.00
Host / Invitant Place / Lieu
Standardization Administration Jin Lu International Hotel

of the People’s Republic of China (SAC)
No.311 Yuelu road, Yuelu District
Dr. Fu Ling and Mrs. Zhao Chunhui Changsha, Hunan, 410013 China
E-mail: isotc96@zoomlion.com Tel : +86(731)89730999
E-mail: qzjbwh@vip.163.com Fax: +86(731)89730666
E-mail: 785891112@qq.com
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ISO/TC96/SC5 N523
PRELIMINARY DRAFT AGENDA/PROJET D'ORDRE DU JOUR
September 7th afternoon 14:30-15:00 air the motion video entitled General Information on Sling
Work Method
2. Roll call of delegates and circulation of attendance sheet

3. Adoption of agenda
4. Appointment of resolution drafting committee
5. Report of the minutes of meeting in Sydney, Australia 2015- 09- 09( N511 )
6. Report of secretariat for Changsha meeting (N522)
7. Reflection of the work and recommendations of the SC5WG meeting
7.1 Report by convener on the basis of the SC5WG meeting 2016-09-07 AM
Harmonization of ISO9926-1, ISO15513, and ISO17024
ISO 9926-1:1990 Cranes – Training of drivers – Part 1: General
ISO 12480-1:1997 Cranes – Safe use
ISO 15513: 2000 Cranes – Competency requirement for crane drivers
ISO 17024: 2003 Conformity assessment - General Requirements for Bodies operating
Certification of Persons
ISO 17020: 2012 Conformity assessment -- Requirements for the operation of various types
of bodies performing inspection
ISO 17025: 2005 General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration
laboratories
8. Status of all items of the new work item proposal and action to be taken
8.1 Crane and lifting appliances - Safety requirements for remote operator control - Part1:General
8.2 Requirement on safety monitoring and operation management
Expert report from SC4 for ISO/WD20230-1 Cranes-Methods and procedures for assessment
and reduction risks-Part1:General
10. Requirements concerning subsequent meeting
12. Closing of meeting
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N449 ISO/TC96/SC5 Notice of meeting/Draft agenda 2012
ISO TC 96/SC 6 N61X
ISO/TC 96/SC 6 N 615
Resolutions taken at the meeting of

ISO TC 96/SC 6 Mobile Cranes
10 September 2015
Sydney, Australia
Resolution 1/2015: It was agreed to appoint Gerhard Kaupert (Germany), Hitoshi Kurotsu
(Japan), Eric Fidler (US), Pierre Terblanche (South Africa) and Graham Brent (Secretary) to
the drafting committee.
Resolution 2/2015: It was agreed that the amendment to ISO 15442 is approved for
publication.
Resolution 3/2015: It was agreed that ISO 9926-2 will continue to be worked on and
prepared for New Work Item ballot with Ted Blanton (US) as Project Leader assisted by
Gerhard Kaupert (Germany), and Pierre Terblanche (South Africa).
Resolution 4/2015: It was agreed that work continue on revisions to ISO 8686-2. Gerhard
Kaupert (Germany) replaces Mike Brunet (US) as Project Leader assisted by Koichi Jito
(Japan), Pierre Terblanche (South Africa) and Mike Brunet (US). If needed, a New Work
Item proposal will be balloted by the end of March 2016.
Resolution 5/2015: It was agreed that the US comment on the systematic review of ISO
7296-2:1996 (vers 4) Cranes -- Graphical symbols -- Part 2: Mobile cranes would be
reviewed by the US and a report made at the next meeting.
Resolution 6/2015: It was agreed that a request not to withdraw ISO 10972-2:2009 Cranes
-- Requirements for mechanisms -- Part 2: Mobile cranes -- would be made to Central
Secretariat since, at the meeting, four (4) countries (US, South Africa, Germany and
Australia) changed their vote in respect to Question 4 of the systematic review, bringing the
number of countries either adopting or using the standard to six (6), one more than the
required five (5) votes necessary to retain the standard.
Resolution 7/2015: It was agreed that comments received from the US and China during
the systematic review of ISO 11661:1998 (vers 3) Mobile cranes -- Presentation of rated
capacity charts -- would be reviewed by a team lead by the US (Eric Fidler), China (Ren
Huili), Australia (Brandon Hitch), Germany (Gerhard Kaupert) and South Africa (Pierre
Terblanche) who would report back at the next meeting.
Resolution 8/2015: The delegates agreed to develop a New Work Item proposal to review
ISO 4301-2 with the new ISO 4301-1 once this is published. They also agreed with the
comment from China received during the systematic review of ISO 4301-2:2009 (Ed 2)
Cranes -- Classification -- Part 2: Mobile cranes -- to replace ISO 8087 with ISO 16625.
Resolution 9/2015: It was agreed that, on multi-layer drum rope systems used on mobile
cranes, the rope selection should be based on static design with appropriate safety factors,
and that limit state fatigue design methods do not apply.
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ISO TC 96/SC 6 NXXX
Resolution 10/2015: It was agreed that SC 6 should share the following ISO standards
under the control of SC 6 with the ISO Off-Road TC Coordination N12 Committee for the
purposes of reference and possible adoption: TR 19661, ISO 11662-2 and ISO 15442.
Resolution 11/2015: It was agreed that SC 6 should request that due to lack of
participation, Central Secretariat should move the following P-Member countries to O-
Member status: Belgium, Ireland and Switzerland.
Resolution 12/2015: It was agreed to request a one-day meeting in 2016. The

subcommittee requests that SC 6 not overlap with SC 7 and SC 3 meetings. The SC also
suggests that SC 10 working group meetings are scheduled so as not to interfere with other
SC meetings as this restricts the ability for delegates to participate in other SC meetings.
Resolution 13/2015: It was agreed to thank Standards Australia for hosting, and The
Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA) for sponsoring, the 2015 meetings of SC 6.
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Preliminary Agenda
Date September 8, 2016

Reference
ISO/TC 96/SC 6 N621

MOBILE CRANES
Secretariat / Secrétariat Meeting dates / Dates de la réunion :
USA - ANSI 8 September 2016 (9:00 - 17:00)
Host / Invitant Place / Lieu
Standardization Administration of the People's Jin Lu International Hotel

Republic of China (SAC) No. 311 Yuelu road, Yuelu District,
Contact :
Mrs. Zhao Chunhui China
E-mail: qzjbwh@vip.163.com http://www.jinlu-hotel.com/index/en.aspx
Tel：+86 (731)89730999
and
Dr. Fu Ling Fax：+86 (731)89730666
P-and O-members are invited to inform the secretariat of the Les membres (P) et (O) sont invités, dans un délai d'un mois à
committee concerned, within one month of the receipt of this partir de la réception de la présente convocation, à faire connaître
notice of meeting, of their intention to be represented at the au secrétariat du comité concerné leur intention d'être représentés
meeting, the approximate number of their delegates and their need à la réunion, le nombre approximatif de leurs délégués et leur
for interpretation. besoin en matière d'interprétation.
Whenever possible, the names of delegates (or observers) and the Dans la mesure du possible, une liste indiquant les noms des
name of the head of the delegation should also be sent to the délégués (ou observateurs), ainsi que le nom du chef de la
secretariat of the committee concerned at least one month before délégation, devrait également parvenir au secrétariat concerné un
the opening of the meeting. mois au moins avant l'ouverture de la réunion.
Parallel meeting(s) / Réunion(s) parallèle(s)
ISO TC 96 CRANES
2016
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TC 96 / SC 6 / N 621
Preliminary Agenda
2. Roll call of delegates and circulation of attendance sheets
3. Adoption of the Agenda and notification of any other business
4. Appointment of the resolution drafting committee
5. Approval of the draft report of the last meeting (N616)
6. Report of the Secretariat (N619)
7. Status of all items of the programme of work and action to be taken (Project Leader in parenthesis)
7.1 ISO 4301-2 Cranes -- Classification -- Part 2: Mobile cranes

N602 ISO 4301-2:2009 Systematic review results.
During the 2015 meeting, the comment from China regarding the replacement of ISO 8087 with ISO
16625 was agreed to by all delegates. The committee also agreed to a new work item to review ISO
4301-2 once the new ISO 4301-1 is published (see Resolution 8/2015). FDIS 4301-1 was approved,
awaiting publication. Action to begin work will be taken during this meeting.
7.2 ISO 7296-2 Cranes – Graphical Symbols Reviewing US comment on systematic review.
N601 ISO 7296-2:1996 systematic review results.
A report from the US will be given at this meeting.
7.3 ISO 8686-2 Cranes -- Design principles for loads and load combinations -- Part 2: Mobile cranes
It was agreed that the revisions to ISO 8686-1 be reviewed to determine if changes need to be made to
ISO 8686-2. Gerhard Kaupert (Germany) is the Project Leader and, Koichi Jito (Japan) and Pierre
Terblanche (South Africa). A new work item may be issued prior to the meeting.
7.4 ISO 9926-2 Cranes -- Training of operators -- Part 2: Mobile cranes

N526 ISO CD 9926-2 (Ted Blanton - US) Cranes - Training of Operators -- Part 2: Mobile cranes
N555 ISO 9926-2 Withdrawn from Work Program.
Resolution 3/2015: It was agreed that ISO 9926-2 will continue to be worked on and prepared for New
Work Item ballot with Ted Blanton (US) as Project Leader and Gerhard Kaupert (Germany) and Pierre
Terblanche (South Africa) assisting.
7.5 ISO 11661 Mobile cranes -- Presentation of rated capacity charts Reviewing China and US comments
on systematic review
N604 ISO 11661:1998 systematic review results.
This item was confirmed. The comments from China and the US will be reviewed by a team led by the
US (Eric Fidler), with China (Ren Huili), Australia (Brandon Hitch), Germany (Gerhard Kaupert) and
South Africa (Pierre Terblanche) assisiting which will would report back at the next meeting (see
Resolution 7/2015). A report will be given during the meeting.
8. New Work Items
8.1 ISO 13200:1995 (Ed. 1) Cranes -- Safety signs and hazard pictorials -- General principles
Systematic review closes 2016-06-16. Results will be discussed.
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Preliminary Agenda
8.2 ISO 7752-2:2011 (Ed. 2) Cranes -- Control layout and characteristics -- Part 2: Basic arrangement and
requirements for mobile cranes Systematic Review closes 2016-09-16.
9.1 Succession plan for the SC6 Chair.

The ISO TC 96 SC6 Secretariat is held by ANSI with ASME administrating the committee. Dennis
Eckstine is the current Chair of SC6 until the end of 2017. The US has selected Eric Fidler to become
the next SC 6 Chair, beginning in 2018.
9.2 ISO Off-Road TC Coordination

A report will be given during the meeting.
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US 5.2 Last Te Do not reduce the lateral force from slewing to Revert to original language
Paragraph 1%. This will conflict with the U.S. SAE criteria
for applicable side loading.
US 6.2.1 Ed Change safety factor to strength factor
US 6.2.2 Ed Change safety factor to strength factor
US 7 TE The change along with the changes in section 5.2 Revert to the original language specifying
reduces the overall design factors to a level deflection limits based on required input lateral
below that required by SAE J987 and SAE J1063. loading to simulate dynamic movement.
That both specify deflection limits based on
required input of lateral deflection. Even in the
U.S. OSHA, while compliance to EN13000 is
accepted, the manufacturer still has to validate
the design to comply with the SAE criteria.
US Annex B Te There should be a section to cover Track
mounted Telescopic boom cranes
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Date: Doc. Number:
2015-09-11
N 619
Resolutions taken at the meeting of ISO/TC 96/SC 7

"Tower cranes" held in Sydney (Australia) on
11th September 2015
COMMENTS/
DECISIONS
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Date: 2015-09-11

ISO/TC 96/SC 7 "Tower cranes" held in Sydney on 2015-09-11
Resolution 350/2015 (Sydney) – Adoption of the agenda

ISO/TC 96/SC 7 approved the agenda as set out in document N 615 with addition of:
– item 6: documents N 617 and N 618: Result of the enquiry on ISO/WD 8686-3 "Cranes –Design
principles for loads and load combinations – Part 3: Tower cranes "
– item 8: cancelled as ISO 4306-3 is under balloting
– item 10: recommendation from TC joint meeting
Resolution 351/2015 (Sydney) – Drafting Committee

ISO/TC 96/SC 7 appointed the following members to act as drafting committee:
– Ms Wood (USA)
– Mr Schneider (Germany)
– Mr Forrester (UK)
– Ms Lecler (ISO/TC 96/SC 7 secretary) (France).
Resolution 352/2015 (Sydney) – Report of the Secretariat

ISO/TC 96/SC 7 approved the report of the secretariat as set out in document N 610 with the following
modifications:
- status of Netherlands from P-Member to O-Member.
- date of publication of ISO 9374-3 is 2014 (not 2013).
Resolution 353/2015 (Sydney) – ISO 8686-3 “Cranes – Design principles for loads and load
combinations – Part 3: Tower cranes"
ISO/TC 96/SC 7 agreed to create a new working group WG 3 dedicated to calculation/design. This
new working group will be in charge of revision of ISO 8686-3 which will include stability. ISO 12485
will be withdrawn when the new version of ISO 8686-3 will be published.
ISO/TC 96/SC 7 agreed to nominate Ms Dussaugey as convenor. Germany (Ch. Eiwan), France
(E. Kirchner), US (L. Shapiro), Japan (T. Fujii) and China (H. Ren) will participate to this WG.
Resolution 354/2015 (Sydney) – ISO 10245-3 "Cranes – Limiting and indicating devices – Part 3:
Tower cranes"
ISO/TC 96/SC 7 agreed to register at the preliminary stage the revision of ISO 10245-3 in the work
program.
The following P-members are in favour of this revision: Germany – US – UK – France – Japan – China
– Korea – Poland.
ISO/TC 96/SC 7 agreed to nominate Mr Wang as project leader.
The revised draft, taking into account the discussions at SC 7 meeting, will be circulated within SC 7
for comments by end of December 2015.
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Resolution 355/2015 (Sydney) – ISO 9927-3 “Cranes – Inspections – Part 3: Tower cranes”
ISO/TC 96/SC 7 having reviewed the comments received during the Systematic review ballot (N 599)
agreed to confirm ISO 9927-3.
Resolution 356/2015 (Sydney) – Future of ISO 9927-3 “Cranes – Inspections – Part 3: Tower
cranes”
ISO/TC 96/SC 7 agreed that Poland will compare Parts 1 and 3 and make recommendation to SC 7
by the end of 2015. In the same timeframe, US agreed to provide information regarding the inspection
of hooks.
Resolution 357/2015 (Sydney) – ISO 12480-3 “Cranes – Safe use – Part 3: Tower cranes”
agreed to revise ISO 12480-3 with minor modification for changing "Driver" to "Operator".
The following P-members are in favour of this revision: Germany – US – UK – France – Japan –
Korea – China – Poland
The revised document will be prepared by the secretariat, and will be sent to ISO/CS for FDIS Stage,
at the end of December 2015.
Resolution 358/2015 (Sydney) – Future of ISO 12480-3 “Cranes – Safe use – Part 3: Tower
cranes”
ISO/TC 96/SC 7 agreed that US will study other relevant standards in the context of ISO 12480-3. The
results will be reported during the next SC 7 meeting for decision.
Resolution 359/2015 (Sydney) – ISO 8566-1 “Cranes – Cabins – Part 1: General”

Resolution 360/2015 (Sydney) – ISO 8566-3 “Cranes – Cabins – Part 3: Tower cranes”
Resolution 361/2015 (Sydney) – P-Member activity

ISO/TC 96/SC 7 agreed to recommend:
for future work P-Members are asked
a) to participate in one meeting minimum every three years,
b) to justify their vote including abstention (for CIB balloting, SC secretariat will need to make
mandatory the justification of abstention)
c) to submit less than 50 % of the abstention vote with the stated reason that the P-member
does not have the technical expertise required
Resolution 362/2015 (Sydney) – Recommendations from TC joint meeting

ISO/TC 96/SC 7 supports SC 3 resolution N 140/2015 and nominates Ch. Eiwan (Germany) as an
expert representing SC 7 in the working group ISO/TC 96/SC 3/WG 3.
Resolution 363/2015 (Sydney) – Subsequent meeting date

1 day meeting is requested for the next SC 7 meeting. ½ day meeting is requested for WG 3 meeting
(to be confirmed).
SC 7 recommended that SC 7 and SC 3/SC 6/SC 10 meetings do not overlap next year.
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Date: Doc. Number:
2016-05-30 N 637
DRAFT AGENDA
9th September 2016 (Changsha - China) – Beginning : 9:00

H ost/ P LACE
Place
Jin Lu International Hotel
China
For information
F OLLOW UP
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DRAFT AGENDA
1. Opening of the meeting 1. Ouverture de la réunion
2. Roll call of delegates 2. Appel des délégués
3. Adoption of the agenda 3. Adoption de l'ordre du jour

4. Appointment of the drafting committee 4. Désignation du comité de rédaction
5. Report of the Secretariat 5. Rapport du secrétariat

6. ISO/WD 10245-3 “Cranes - Limiting and indicating 6. ISO/WD 10245-3 “Appareils de levage à charge
devices - Part 3: Tower cranes” suspendue - Limiteurs et indicateurs - Partie 3: Grues à
tour”
– Voting closed on 2016-04-27 – Fin de vote 2016-04-27
– Result (Doc ISO/TC 96/SC 7 N 633) – Résultats (Doc ISO/TC 96/SC 7 N 633)
7. ISO 9927-3 ”Cranes – Inspections – Part 3: Tower 7. ISO 9927-3 "Appareils de levage à charge suspendue
cranes" - Vérification - Partie 3: Grues à tour”
– Proposal of revision (Doc ISO/TC 96/SC 7 N 635) and – Proposition de révision (Doc ISO/TC 96/SC 7 N 635) et
decision décision
8. ISO 9942-3 "Cranes – Information labels – Part 3: Tower 8. ISO 9942-3 "Appareils de levage à charge suspendue
cranes" - Plaques descriptives - Partie 3 : Grues à tour "
– Study of comments submitted during the systematic – Examen des commentaires formulés lors de
review (Doc ISO/TC 96/SC 7 N 628) and decision l'examen systématique (Doc ISO/TC 96/SC 7 N 628)
et décision
9. ISO 12480-3 "Cranes – Safe use – Part 3: Tower 9. ISO 12480-3 "Appareils de levage à charge suspendue
cranes" - Sécurité d'emploi - Partie 3 : Grues à tour"
– Study of comments submitted during the FDIS (Doc – Examen des commentaires formulés lors du FDIS (Doc
ISO/TC 96/SC 7 N 634) ISO/TC 96/SC 7 N 634)
– Report by US of the points to be reviewed (Resolution – Rapport par les US des points à réviser (Résolution
358/2015 (Sydney))* 358/2015 (Sydney))*
10. Report of ISO/TC 96/SC 7/WG 3 "Calculation/design" 10. Rapport de l'ISO/TC 96/SC 7/WG 3 "Calcul/
Conception"
11. Requirements concerning a subsequent meeting 11. Conditions requises pour la prochaine réunion
12. Any other business 12. Divers
13. Approval of resolutions 13. Approbation des résolutions
14. Closure of the meeting 14. Clôture de la réunion
* to be provided
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ISO/TC 96/SC 8 Jib Cranes
September 9, 2015
Sydney, Australia
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 thanked the standards body of Australia, Standards Australia, as
well as The Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA), for their hospitality in hosting the 2015
meetings.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 agreed to nominate Peter Juhren as liaison officer to SC 10.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 approved the agenda for the meeting, document ISO/TC 96/SC
8 N403, with the following amendments:
Addition of Item 8.4 ISO 4306-4, Cranes – Vocabulary – Part 4: Jib Cranes
Addition of Item 8.5 ISO 9374-1, Cranes – Information to be provided
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 approved the Resolution Drafting Committee to consist of the
following: Max Supkis (USA); Caroline Lecler (France); Zhao Chunhui (China); and Graham Brent
(USA-Secretary).
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 approved the draft report of the last meeting document
ISO/TC 96/SC 8 (N394) with the following amendment:
Item 7.2 DIS limit date should be 20 November 2015 (not 2014)
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 approved the Report of the Secretariat (N393).
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 agreed to develop a new work item, ISO 4306-4, Cranes –
Vocabulary – Part 4: Jib Cranes. China (Zhao Chunhui) will be the project leader, with U.S. (Ted
Blanton), France (Bruno Depale), U.K. (Steve Cawthorne) and Russia (Stanislav Tikhomirov)
participating.
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The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 agreed to recommend to the Central Secretariat to cancel the
work item for the working group developing ISO/CD 18467, Offshore cranes, and to disband the
WG. This committee believes that this working group cannot come to a consensus within the
allotted time, even with an extension.
The disbanding of this working group is not taken lightly. However, this group has been in
existence over two years and it seems that philosophical differences in most areas of the
standards development cannot be overcome. The last ballot had in excess of 300 comments, of
which over half were technical comments. The votes of the six countries participating on the
committee were five negative and one positive.
Moreover, there are already standards widely used internationally addressing the same
classification of offshore cranes.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 agreed to recommend new requirements for P-Member
participation, as follows:
o Provide valid comments to all abstention ballots, and
o No more than 50% of abstention ballots may be submitted with the stated reason
that the P-member does not have the technical expertise required.
P-members not meeting the above requirements shall have their membership status
changed to O-members.
All current P-members shall be contacted and their active participation confirmed.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 agreed to proceed with the development of a new work project
for a standard for the safe use, inspection and maintenance of forged steel hooks. South Africa
(Pierre Terblanche) is the project leader with U.K. (Steve Cawthorne), U.S. (Ted Blanton), France
(Bruno Depale) and Russia (Stanislav Tikhomirov) participating.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 agreed, in the revision of ISO 16625, to support the retention of
the safety factors associated with current M-classifications for multi-layer spooling, and to support
the move from time-based to cycle-based criteria for rope selection for single-layer repetitive
spooling applications.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 also agreed to participate in SC 3/WG 3 that is revising ISO
16625 and to send a technical expert to work with the WG, namely Stephanie Wood.
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The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 requested that SC10 supply information (e.g. table from
EN/FEM as discussed by Prof. Golder during the SC3 meeting) regarding the replacement of M-
classification by A-classification for drives and other similar affected components. The purpose of
such information is to support the designers who will have to reclassify drives and other similar
affected components which are classified according to previous standards or previous versions.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 8 requested a one-day meeting at the next meeting in 2016.
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NOTICE OF MEETING / DRAFT AGENDA
CONVOCATION / PROJET D’ORDRE DU JOUR
Date 30 June, 2016
Reference
CRANES/JIB CRANES
APPAREILS DE LEVAGE A CHARGE SUSPENDUE/GRUES A FLECHE
Secretariat / Secrétariat MEETING / RÉUNION

USA - ANSI 9 September (9:00-17:00)
Host / Invitant Jin Lu International Hotel

No. 311 Yuelu Road, Yuelu District,
Standardization Administration of the People's
Republic of China (SAC) Changsha, Hunan, 410013, China
www.jinlu-hotel.com/index/en.aspx
Contacts :
Mrs. Zhao Chunhui ：
Tel +86 (731)89730999
E-mail: qzjbwh@vip.163.com
：
Fax +86 (731)89730666
Dr. Fu Ling
P-and O-members are invited to inform the secretariat of the Les membres (P) et (O) sont invités, dans un délai d'un mois à
committee concerned, within one month of the receipt of this partir de la réception de la présente convocation, à faire connaître
notice of meeting, of their intention to be represented at the au secrétariat du comité concerné leur intention d'être représentés
meeting, the approximate number of their delegates and their need à la réunion, le nombre approximatif de leurs délégués et leur
for interpretation. besoin en matière d'interprétation.
Whenever possible, the names of delegates (or observers) and the Dans la mesure du possible, une liste indiquant les noms des
name of the head of the delegation should also be sent to the délégués (ou observateurs), ainsi que le nom du chef de la
secretariat of the committee concerned at least one month before délégation, devrait également parvenir au secrétariat concerné un
the opening of the meeting. mois au moins avant l'ouverture de la réunion.
ISO TC 96 CRANES
2016
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TC 96 / SC 8 / N 416
DRAFT AGENDA
2. Roll call of delegates and circulation of Attendance Sheet
3. Adoption of the Agenda and notification of any other business
4. Appointment of the Resolution Drafting Committee
5. Approval of the Draft Report of the last meeting
7. Status of all items of the programme of work and action to be taken
7.1 ISO/DIS 9927-4, Cranes – Inspections – Part 4: Jib cranes
7.2 ISO/NP 4306-4, Cranes – Vocabulary – Part 4: Jib cranes
8. New Work Item proposals
8.1 Safe use, inspection and maintenance of forged steel hooks
8.2 ISO/NP 4301-4, Cranes and lifting appliances – Classification – Part 4: Jib cranes
9.1 Systematic Reviews
9.2 Liaison with ISO TC 8
9.3 Liaison with TC 96/SC 10
9.4 P-member participation in TC 96/SC 8
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ISO/TC 96/SC 9 N435 - Resolutions passed by the meeting of
ISO/TC 96/SC9 held on 11 September 2015 at Sydney,
Australia
Resolution No.180 (Sydney 1)

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present appointed Mr Pierre Terblanche, as
the Session Chair of ISO/TC 96/SC 9, in the absence of Mr Peter Wenn, Chair
of ISO/TC 96/SC 9.

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present adopted the agenda document
ISO/TC 96/SC 9 N431, with the addition of the following new Agenda Items:
• Item 9.2, ISO/TC96 N157, Recommendations passed by the meeting of
Joint Meeting of ISO/TC 96 held 7th September 2015, in Sydney,
Australia(N434)
• Item 9.3, ISO/TC 96/SC 10 future work item on revision of ISO 16881-
1.
• Item 9.4, Discussion on a new edition of ISO CD-rom on Cranes.

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present appointed the following members to
the drafting committee:
• Ms Numani Weerasuriya (Australia – Secretary)
• Prof Gerhard Wagner (Germany)
• Mrs Zhao Chunhui (China)
• Mr Stanislav Tikhomirov (Russia).
Resolution No. 183 (Sydney 4)

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present approved the report of the
secretariat for the year 2014-2015, document ISO/TC96/SC9 N430 and noted
that a revision of ISO 4301-5:1991 is required when the current revision of
ISO 4301-1 is completed.

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present note that ISO 17096:2015 was
published on 2015-08-01.
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The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present resolve to create a new working
group, titled "Inspections", to develop further drafting work on ISO/NP 9927-5
and appoints Mr Pierre Terblanche as an Interim Project Leader and
Mr.Derrick Bailes (to confirm). Experts of the WG are Mr Peter Wenn
(Australia), Mr Eberhard Becker (Germany), Mr Roberto Cianotti (Italy), Mr
Iwo Jakubowski (Poland), Derrick Bailes (UK -to confirm) and Mr Ted Blanton
(USA).
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present resolve to request WG members to

consider collated comments on the CIB Ballot Results (N433) of ISO/NP
9927-5 to develop the document further by end of January 2016 and send it to
the Secretary. The Secretary will send the revised document (WD) to all
members for approval to register as a DIS by the end of February 2016 for a
period of 2 months.

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present resolve that ISO/TC 96/SC 9/ WG1
develop further drafting work on ISO/NP 8686-5 and appoint Mr.Eberhard
Becker (Germany) as Convenor and Project Leader. Experts of the WG are
Mr Peter Wenn (Australia), Mr Hannu Rantala (Finland), Mr Bruno Depale
(France), Prof Janusz Szpytko (Poland) and Mr Brad Closson(USA).
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present resolve to request WG Convenor

and members to develop Working Draft (WD) and send it to the Secretary by
the end of January 2016. The Secretary will send the revised document (WD)
to all members for approval to register as a DIS by end of February 2016 for a
period of 2 months.

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present resolve to forward the ISO/NP
8566-5 Working Draft straight to DIS as there were no comments.

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 note the ballot results from the Systematic
Review of ISO 4306-5:2005 (N425) only requested the addition of Russian
terms of reference and definitions. As the addition is a translation, the
delegates of ISO/TC 96/SC 9 agreed to, and submit the document to ISO/CS
for FDIS and publication.
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The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 agreed to recommend new requirements

for P-Member participation, as follows:
All P-members shall, in a period of three years:
• attend in person at least one meeting, or
• provide valid comments to all abstention ballots, and no more than 50%
of abstention ballots may be submitted with the stated reason that the
P-member does not have the technical expertise required.
P-members not meeting the above requirements shall have their membership
status changed to O-members.

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present resolve that SC10 supply
information (e.g. table from EN/FEM as discussed by Prof. Golder during the
SC3 meeting) regarding the replacement of M-classification by A-classification
for drives and other similar affected components. The purpose of such
information is to support the designers who will have to re-evaluate drives and
other similar affected components which are classified according to previous
standards or previous versions. This may be in the form of an Informative
Annex of the new ISO 4301-1.

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 agreed that a revision of ISO 16881-1 is
needed and the ownership of this Standard should be transferred to ISO/TC
96/SC 10.

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present request ISO/CS to produce a 2015
edition of ISO CD-ROM on Cranes as was published in 2009.

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present agreed that a half day meeting is
required in 2016.
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The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present wish to thank Standards Australia
for hosting the meeting and CICA for the social event.

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present approve the Resolutions passed by
the meeting of ISO/TC 96/SC9 held on 11 September 2015 at Sydney,
Australia.
Agreed unanimously
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Date 2016-05-11
Reference
ISO/TC 96/SC 9
N 444

TC 96/SC 9 Bridge and gantry cranes
SA
Thursday, 8th September 2016, at 1.00 pm
Standardization Administration of
People’s Republic of China (SAC) Address/Adresse:
[Meeting Information Package will be
circulated in due course.]
Tel: +86 731 8993 2184
one month before the opening of the meeting. délégation, devrait également parvenir au

Version 01/2015
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ISO/TC 96/SC 9 N444
Changsha, China Meeting- 2016 – DRAFT AGENDA
(v.1.2016-05-06)
1 OPENING OF THE MEETING (Thursday 2016-09-08 at 1:00 pm)
2 ROLL CALL OF DELEGATES
3 ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA (this Doc.)
4 APPOINTMENT OF DRAFTING COMMITTEE
5 REPORT OF THE SECRETARIAT
- Report of the Secretariat (NXXX)
6 COMMITTEE STAGE
6.1 ISO/CD 9927-5 Cranes – Inspections – Part 5: Bridge and gantry cranes, including portal and
semi- portal cranes and their supporting structures
Consider the CD Voting Results and progress to the next stage. (NXXX – CD Voting Results)
NOTES:
1) This is the specific Part 5 for Bridge and Gantry Cranes of the ISO 9927 Cranes – Inspections series.
2) Resolution No.185 (Sydney 6)
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present resolve to create a new working group, titled "Inspections", to develop
further drafting work on ISO/NP 9927-5 and appoints Mr Pierre Terblanche as an Interim Project Leader and
Mr.Derrick Bailes (to confirm). Experts of the WG are Mr Peter Wenn (Australia), Mr Eberhard Becker (Germany), Mr
Roberto Cianotti (Italy), Mr Iwo Jakubowski (Poland), Derrick Bailes (UK -to confirm) and Mr Ted Blanton (USA).
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present resolve to request WG members to consider collated comments on the CIB
Ballot Results (N433) of ISO/NP 9927-5 to develop the document further by end of January 2016 and send it to the
Secretary. The Secretary will send the revised document (WD) to all members for approval to register as a DIS by the
end of February 2016 for a period of 2 months.
3) CD Ballot (N442) issued for voting: 2016-02-26. Closing date: 2016-04-26.
4) Majority of the "Yes" votes agreed to register the CD at stage 40.00. Australia and Sweden submitted comments
with "Yes" votes. Comments given to Derrick Bailes, Project Leader to propose recommendations.
6.2 ISO/CD 8686-5 Cranes -- Design principles for loads and load combinations -- Part 5: Overhead
travelling and portal bridge cranes
Consider the CD Voting Results and progress to the next stage. (NXXX – CD Voting Results)
NOTES:
1) This is the specific Part 5 for Overhead travelling and portal bridge cranes of the ISO 8686 Cranes – Design
principles for loads and load combinations series.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present resolve that ISO/TC 96/SC 9/ WG1 develop further drafting work on
ISO/NP 8686-5 and appoint Mr.Eberhard Becker (Germany) as Convenor and Project Leader. Experts of the WG are
Mr Peter Wenn (Australia), Mr Hannu Rantala (Finland), Mr Bruno Depale (France), Prof Janusz Szpytko (Poland) and
Mr Brad Closson(USA).

The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present resolve to request WG Convenor and members to develop Working Draft
(WD) and send it to the Secretary by the end of January 2016. The Secretary will send the revised document (WD) to
all members for approval to register as a DIS by end of February 2016 for a period of 2 months.
3) CD Ballot (N439) issued for voting: 2016-02-24. Closing date: 2016-05-24.
7 ENQUIRY STAGE
ISO/DIS 8566-5:1992, Cranes -- Cabins -- Part 5: Overhead travelling and portal bridge cranes
Consider the DIS Voting Results and progress to the next stage. (NXXX – DIS Voting Results)
NOTES:
1) This is the specific Part 5 for Overhead travelling and portal bridge cranes of the ISO 8566 Cranes --Cabins series.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 present resolve to forward the ISO/NP 8566-5 Working Draft straight to DIS as
there were no comments.
3) ISO/DIS 8566 will be issued for voting: 2016-05-11.Closing date: 2016-08-10.
8 SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS
8.1 ISO 10245-5:1995 (vers 4) Cranes -- Limiting and indicating devices -- Part 5: Overhead travelling and
portal bridge cranes
Report Systematic Review Results Status.
NOTES:
1) This is the specific Part 5 for Overhead travelling and portal bridge cranes of the ISO 10245 Cranes -- Limiting and
indicating devices series.
2) Issued for Systematic Review – Start date: 2016-04-15 and End date: 2016-09-15.
8.2 ISO 11660-5:2001 (vers 3) Cranes -- Access, guards and restraints -- Part 5: Bridge and gantry
cranes
NOTES:
1) This is the specific Part 5 for Bridge and Gantry Cranes of the ISO 11660 Cranes -- Access, guards and restraints
series.
8.3 ISO 16881-1:2005 (vers 2) Cranes -- Design calculation for rail wheels and associated trolley
track supporting structure -- Part 1: General
This ISO Standard will be transferred to ISO/TC 96/SC 10.
NOTES:
1) This is the specific Part 1General of the ISO 16881 Cranes -- Design calculation for rail wheels and associated
trolley track supporting structure series.
The delegates to ISO/TC 96/SC 9 agreed that a revision of ISO 16881-1 is needed and the ownership of this Standard
should be transferred to ISO/TC 96/SC 10.
8.4 ISO 22986:2007 (vers 2) Cranes -- Stiffness -- Bridge and gantry cranes
NOTE: Issued for Systematic Review – Start date: 2016-04-15 and End date: 2016-09-15.

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9 ANY OTHER BUSINESS
9.1 Current ISO/TC 96/SC 9 Chairman's term of office
10 REQUIREMENTS CONCERNING SUBSEQUENT MEETINGS
11 APPROVAL OF RESOLUTIONS
12 CLOSURE

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Reference:
ISO/TC 96/SC 10 N 0344
Date: 2015-09-08
ISO/TC 96/SC 10 N 344
th
Subject: Resolution of SC 10 – 36 Meeting – 2015
ISO/TC 96/SC 10
Cranes – Design – Principles and requirements
Resolutions taken at the 36rd meeting of

ISO/TC 96/SC 10
Group Meeting
"Design – Principles and requirements"
meeting held in Sydney, Australia,
dated 8th September 2015
Resolution 1 Sydney 2015-09-08 - Adoption of the agenda

The Agenda as set out in document ref. ISO/TC 96 SC 10 N 343 has been adopted with
editorial comments.
Resolution 2 Sydney 2015-09-08 - Appointment of the Drafting Committee

The following Drafting Committee has been agreed:
Abe, Prof. (Japan)
Closson (USA)
Forrester (UK)
Schneider (Germany)
Wood (USA)
Zhao (China)
Kempkes (Germany) on behalf of Secretary
Resolution 3 Sydney 2015-09-08 - Report of the Secretariat

The Report by the Secretary has been adopted with changes,
as per attached document.
Resolution 4 Sydney 2015-09-08 – Decision regarding Joint SC's Meeting in Sydney

It is unanimously agreed, that SC 10 asks SC3 to convene a working group comprised of
experts from SC3 and SC10 and other SCs to revise ISO 16625 based on loads and load
combinations of ISO 8686-1 and the new ISO 4301-1. If this new working group is established,
due to the expected amount of work, further meetings prior to next year’s annual meeting
should be scheduled.
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ISO/TC 96/SC 10 N 0344
2015-09-08
Resolution 5 Sydney 2015-09-08 – Time of meeting of SC3 and SC10 in 2016

SC 10 requests that SC10 and SC3 meetings will not be scheduled in the same time frame to
allow experts from SC10 to attend expert’s meeting of SC3 and vice versa.
Resolution 6 Sydney 2015-09-08 – ISO/DIS 4301-1 (Ed 3) "Cranes – Classification – Part 1:

General”
SC10 agreed to have the submitted editorial comments incorporated by the chairman of SC10
prior to the document being submitted to ISO Central Secretariat for ISO/FDIS by end of this
year.
Resolution 7 Sydney 2015-09-08 – ISO/DIS 4302 "Cranes - Wind load assessment"

SC10 requests to have an internal circulation of the document by end of March 2016 latest,
after the approved editorial comments have been incorporated by the secretariat of SC10, and
prior to the document being submitted to ISO Central Secretariat for ISO/FDIS.
Resolution 8 Sydney 2015-09-08 - ISO/DIS 11031 “Cranes – Principles for seismically

resistant design”
SC10 requests to have an internal circulation of the document after the approved comments
and changed figures have been incorporated by the secretariat of SC10, and prior to the
document being submitted to ISO Central Secretariat for ISO/FDIS. Special attention must be
taken by the secretariat to speed up the development of the revised figures because of the
ISO limit date 2015-12-19.
Resolution 9 Sydney 2015-09-08 - ISO/FDIS 20332 “Cranes – Proof of competence of steel

structures”
After receiving the result of voting, chairman of SC10 will incorporate editorial changes and
circulate the revised document to SC10 members, prior to submission for publication.
Resolution 10 Sydney 2015-09-08 – New Work Item “Wheel/rail contact”

SC10 requests SC9 to start a new work item on wheel/rail contact and allow SC10 to do the
initial work.
Resolution 11 Sydney 2015-09-08 - Next Meeting of SC 10 during the Annual ISO/TC 96

Meeting in 2016
With the venue and date of the next year's annual meetings still under discussion, SC 10 has
decided to hold a one day meeting of SC10 and no meeting of SC10 WG1. Scope of ½ day
shall be presentations on possible new work items (e.g. slewing rings, hydraulic cylinders) and
½ day on committee work.
Resolution 12 Sydney 2015-09-08 - 2014-05-06 – Resolutions

All Resolutions were approved unanimously.
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Reference:
ISO/TC 96/SC 10 N 0372
Date: 2016-06-16
Subject: SC 10 Agenda Meeting
Changsha , China 2016
ISO/TC 96/SC 10
- To all P- and O-members of ISO/TC 96/SC 10

and nominated Experts of the Working Group
Member Bodies of ISO/TC 96/SC 10

ISO/TC 96 Meeting
- ISO/TC 96 SC 10, to be held 6th September 2016
- Notice of Meeting and Agenda of 38th Meeting
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

Please find attached the following information with regards to the above-mentioned meeting.
The meeting is hosted by:

Standardization Administration of the People’s Republic of China (SAC)
Supported by:
 Beijing Materials Handling Research Institute
 Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science and Technology Co., Ltd
 Administration of Quality and Technical Supervision of Hunan Province
 Others to be named in the program.
Member bodies are requested to determine a list of delegates for the SC 10 meeting, including a
designated Head of Delegation for the SC 10 meeting.
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ISO/TC 96/SC 10
Invitation letter to the meeting see Ref Doc: ISO TC 96 SC 10 SC 10 N 369 – Invitation
general dated 2016-06-03
Prof. Wagner and myself are looking forward to seeing you.

All documents are available in Livelink ISO/TC 96 SC 10.
With kind regards,
signed Klaus Pokorny

Secretary, ISO/TC 96/SC 10
on behalf of Prof. Wagner, Chairperson SC 10
Klaus Pokorny
VDMA
Lyoner Straße 18
60 528 Frankfurt am Main
GERMANY
Tel: +49 69 66 03-1500

Fax: +49 69 66 33-1496
E-mail: Klaus.Pokorny@vdma.org
Encl: Annex – Agenda
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ISO/TC 96/SC10
Annex
AGENDA
ISO/TC 96/SC 10
38th Meeting
to be held
th
6 September 2016, start 13:30 until 17:00 (afternoon)

Prof. Wagner, Chairperson
2 Roll Call of Delegates and circulation of attendance sheet
3 Adoption of the Agenda
4 Appointment of the Drafting Committee
5 Report of the Secretariat

by Klaus Pokorny
see Ref Doc ISO/TC 96 SC 10 N 0370
NOTE Will be updated before the meeting of SC 10
6 Reflection of the work and recommendations of

the SC 10 WG 1 meeting dated 5th and 6th September in Shangsha, China
o Report by Prof. Wagner on the basis of the SC 10 WG 1 Meeting 5th and 6th
September 2016
o Question and Answer and Resolution shall be taken regarding the following Items
and others, which will be passed to ISO/TC 96 Plenary Meeting on 10 September
2016.
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ISO/TC 96/SC 10
6.1 Open Work Item

 ISO/FDIS 4301-1 (Ed 3) Cranes and lifting appliances -- Classification -- Part 1:
General (Revision of ISO 4301-1:1986)
o Last Action:
 Balloting ISO/FDIS
 2016-02-16
 2016-04-16
 ISO/FDIS 4302 (Ed 2) Cranes -- Wind load assessment (Revision of ISO

4302:1981)
o Last Action:
 2016-06-09
 2016-08-04
 ISO/FDIS 11031 (Ed 1) Cranes -- Design principles for seismic loads
o Last Action:
 2016-03-28
 2016-05-28
 ISO/FDIS 20332 (Ed 2) Cranes – Proof of competence of steel structures

(Revision of ISO 20332:2008 Edition 1)
o Last Action:
 2015-07-06
 2015-09-07
 ISO 16881-1:2005 (Ed 1) Cranes — Design calculation for rail wheels and
associated trolley track supporting structure — Part 1: General
o Last Action:
Systematic Review (SR) in ISO/TC 96
Start date 2016-04-15 End date 2016-09-15
NOTE: Review of the ISO 16881-1:2005 (Ed 1) in SC 10 WG 1 regarding

the Decision in SC 9 Meeting Sydney Resolution No. 191 (Sydney 12)
"Transfer of ownership" and "Revision "
6.2 New Work Item

- Discussion & Resolutions
7 Future Meetings
not fixed yet
8 Drafting Committee – Drafting Resolution

20 Minute Break (for the drafting committee – Resolutions)
9 Approval of resolutions
10 Closing of the Meeting
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Reference:
ISO/TC 96/SC 10 N 100
Date: 2016-06-16
Subject: SC 10 WG 1 Notice of Meeting Agenda
Changsha, China 2016
ISO/TC 96/SC 10
- To all P- and O-members of ISO/TC 96/SC 10

and nominated Experts of the Working Group
Member Bodies and Working Group Experts of ISO/TC 96/SC 10

ISO/TC 96 Meeting
- ISO/TC 96 SC 10 WG 1, to be held 5th and 6th September 2016
- Notice of Meeting and Agenda of 37th Meeting
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

Please find attached the following information with regards to the above-mentioned meeting.
The meeting is hosted by:

Supported by:
 Beijing Materials Handling Research Institute
 Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science and Technology Co., Ltd
 Administration of Quality and Technical Supervision of Hunan Province
 Others to be named in the program.
Member bodies are requested to determine a list of delegates for the SC 10 meeting, including a
designated Head of Delegation for the SC 10 WG 1 meeting.
Invitation letter to the meeting see Ref Doc: ISO TC 96 SC 10 SC 10 N 369 or IS0 TC
& SC 10 WG 1 N 99 – Invitation general dated 2016-06-03
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ISO/TC 96/SC 10 WG 1
Extract:
Resolution Baltimore 2005-7 – current list of Members of Working Group
(Expert Group)
- Finland Rantala, Hannu

- France Depale, Bruno
- France Kirchner, Emmanue
- Germany Kempkes, Oliver¸ Dr.
- Germany Becker, Eberhard
- Germany Hildenbrand, Steffen
- Germany Wagner, Gerhard; Prof.
- Germany Dörzbach, Ulrich
- Germany Eiwan, Christoph (successor of Mr. Mr. Schneider, Christoph)
- Germany Golder, Markus; Prof.
- Germany Bolender, Steffen
- Japan Ueda, Haruo
- Japan Prof. Abe, Masajiro
- Japan Prof. Kobayashi, Nobuyuki
- Russia Prof. Zaretskiy, Anatolij m
- Sweden Rydahl, Lars
- UK Ficenec, Ivan; Dr.
- USA Shapiro, Lawrence; Dr.
Note: The list is updated by the Secretariat (2016-02-06).
Travel Information (See Livelink-Database):

o ISO/TC 96 SC 10 Travel Information Package included
o Ref Doc ISO / TC 96 172 dated 2015-05-27 (revised document of N 171)
o Ref Doc ISO TC 96 SC 10 N 369
Prof. Wagner and myself are looking forward to seeing you.

All documents are available in Livelink ISO/TC 96 SC 10.
With kind regards,
signed Klaus Pokorny

Secretary, ISO/TC 96/SC 10
on behalf of Prof. Wagner, Chairperson SC 10
Klaus Pokorny
VDMA
Lyoner Straße 18
60 528 Frankfurt am Main
GERMANY
Tel: +49 69 66 03-1500

Fax: +49 69 66 03-2500
E-mail: Klaus.Pokorny@vdma.org
Encl.:
- Annex – Agenda
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ISO/TC 96/SC10 WG 1
Annex
(Draft) AGENDA
37th Meeting
to be held
th
5 September 2016, start 13:30 (afternoon) until 17:00
6th September 2016, start 09:00 (morning) until 12:30
followed by ISO/TC SC 10 Meeting (afternoon)

Prof. Wagner, Chairperson
2 Roll Call of Delegates and circulation of attendance sheet
3 Introduction by the Chairman
4 Adoption of the Agenda
5 Report of the Secretariat

by Klaus Pokorny
see Ref Doc ISO/TC 96 SC 10 N 0370
6 Work item
6.1
ISO/DIS 4301-1 Edition: 3
ID : 63070
Current stage : 40.60
English title: Cranes and lifting appliances -- Classification -- Part 1: General
French title: Grues et appareils de levage -- Classification -- Partie 1: Généralités
Project leader: Wagner, Gerhard Prof. Mr (DIN Experts)
Last Action: Balloting ISO/FDIS

 2016-02-16
 2016-04-16
Current Status: Review of the Result of Voting & Comments Ref Doc N364
Decision: Regarding the editorial comments; France and Russian Federation
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6.2
ISO/DIS 4302 Edition: 2
ID: 62566
Current stage: 40.60
English title: Cranes -- Wind load assessment
Appareils de levage à charge suspendue -- Evaluation des charges dues au vent
Project leader: Wagner, Gerhard Prof. Mr (DIN Experts)

• 2016-06-09
• 2016-08-04
Report of Voting: Document will be posted as soon as available

Current Status: Review of the Result of Voting & Comments
Decision: Regarding the editorial and technical Comments
6.3
ISO/DIS 11031 Edition: 1
ID: 46588
English title: Cranes -- Principles for seismically resistant design
French title: Appareils de levage à charge suspendue –
Principes pour une conception résistante à la sismicité
Project Leader: Kobayashi, Nobuyuki Dr. Eng. (JISC Experts)

 2016-03-28
 2016-05-28
Report of Voting: see Ref Doc ISO TC 96 SC 10 N 367

Late Voting: France and Japan
Current Status: Review of the Result of Voting & Comments from Australia,
France, Germany, Italy and Russian Federation
Decision: Regarding the technical Comments
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ISO/TC 96/SC10 WG 1
6.4
ISO/FDIS 20332 Edition: 2
ID: 62663
English title: Cranes -- Proof of competence of steel structures
French title: Appareils de levage à charge suspendue –
Principes pour une conception résistante à la sismicité
Stage 50.20 - FDIS ballot initiated: 2 months
Project leader: Rydahl, Lars Mr (SIS Experts)

 2015-07-06
 2015-09-07
Current Status: Publication in ISO since 2016-06-01
Report of Voting: see Ref Doc ISO TC 96 SC 10 N 350

Current Status: Review of the Result of Voting & Comments
Decision: Regarding the technical Comments of Japan
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6.5
ISO 16881-1:2005 Edition: 1
ID: non
Current stage: non
English title: Cranes —

Design calculation for rail wheels and
associated trolley track supporting structure — Part 1: General
French title: Appareils de levage à charge suspendue —
Calcul de conception des galets
et de la structure de support du chariot de roulement — Partie 1: Généralités
Scope of the ISO 16881 shall be as follows (proposal):

This part of ISO 16881 gives the requirements for the selection of the size
for iron or steel wheels and presents the formulae for the local stresses in
crane structures due to the effects of crab or trolley wheel loads
Current Status:
 Publication in ISO Edition 1 2005
 SC 9 Sydney Resolution (Sydney 12) N 191 2015 A revision shall be
done
 SC 10 Decision in ISO/C 96 SC 10 Frankfurt
 2016-01-29 Ref Doc ISO/TC 96 SC 10 N 365
 Project Leader (designate): Hannu Rantala
Revision of the Standard: A presentation will be presented by Prof. Wagner
Discussion
and Decisions: Scope and content of the New Work Item
Election: Project Leader
7 Future Meetings
not fixed yet
8 Approval of recommendation from SC 10 WG 1 to SC 10
9 Closing of the Meeting
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ISO TC 96 SC 10 WG 1 Chair–reinstatement/re-election Page 1 of 1
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Committee internal balloting 2016-07-06
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ISO TC 96 SC 10 WG 1 Chair
Reference Committee ISO/TC 96/SC 10
–reinstatement/re-election
Type CIB (Committee Internal Ballot)
Start date 2016-07-01 End date 2016-08-12
Opened on 2016-07-01 00:02

Status Open
English title Draft Decision SC 10 Frankfurt 2016-06-29 - ISO TC 96 SC 10 WG 1 Chair –reinstatement/re-election

Draft Decision SC 10 Frankfurt 2016-06-29 - ISO TC 96 SC 10 WG 1 Chair –reinstatement/re-election of
Prof Wagner
Prof Wagner offered to be re-elected for Chair of ISO/TC 96 SC 10 WG 1 "Expert Panel" for the next 3 years
according to sub-clause 1.12.1 of the ISO/IEC Directives, Part 1: 2016.
ISO/TC 96 SC 10 agrees that Prof. Gerhard Wagner continues the chairmanship.
The decision will be taken by a Committee Internal Balloting (CIB) in SC 10.
Further reading and History:
Resolution Kyoto 2004-4 Establishment of Working Group

It was agreed to establish a Working Group to progress the document according to ISO/IEC Directive, Part 1
Procedure for the technical work (see 1.11 Working Group).
Note
Resolution Kyoto 2004-6 Meetings of Working Group
…. The Convenor will be Prof. Wagner. …
NOTE: During the last years it was a tactil agreement (gentlemen agreement) that ISO/TC 96 SC 10 WG 1
was chaired by Prof. Wagner.
Sub-clause 1.12.1 of the ISO/IEC Directives, Part 1: 2016 (Quotation)
Working group convenors shall be appointed by the committee for up to three-year terms ending at
the next plenary session of the parent committee following the term. Such appointments shall be
confirmed by the national body (or liaison organization). The convenor may be reappointed for
additional terms of up to three-years. There is no limit to the number of terms.
However, the three-year term limit must be honoured by that decision.
Enclosure: CV Prof. Wagner
Reference documents and links
ISO TC 96 SC 10 CV Wagner 2014-05
Questions and answers
No. Questions Possible Answers
1 ISO/TC 96 SC 10 agrees that Prof. Gerhard Wagner continues the chairmanship. Yes
No
Abstain
(*) A Comment is required for this answer value.
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Reference: ISO/TC 96 N 172
Date: 2016-05-27
ISO TC 96 ANNUAL SERIES OF MEETINGS
05 September– 10 September 2016
Changsha, China
Hosted by:
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ISO TC 96 ANNUAL SERIES OF CRANE MEETINGS
05 September – 10 September 2016

Changsha, Hunan Province, China
Dear Delegate,
On behalf of the Standardization Administration of the People’s Republic of China (SAC), we
are pleased to be able to provide you with the GENERAL INFORMATION on our hosting of the
meetings of
ISO TC 96 /SCs ANNUAL SERIES OF CRANE MEETINGS 2016
to be held from 05 September– 10 September 2016, in Changsha, Hunan Province, China.
Hosted by: Standardization Administration of the People’s Republic of China (SAC)
Supported by: Beijing Materials Handling Research Institute

Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science and Technology Co., Ltd
Administration of Quality and Technical Supervision of Hunan Province
Others to be named in the program.
We hope you will be able to attend and we are pleased to enclose essential details for the
meetings. It is essential that delegates return the completed Meeting REGISTRATION FORM
no later than 15 June 2016.
We shall do our best to ensure that not only the week in September 2016 is most fruitful and
productive but also that you will all have an enjoyable and memorable visit.
We are looking forward to seeing you in Changsha this September.
Yours sincerely,
Fu Ling and Zhao Chunhui
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1 MEETING INFORMATION
All TC and SC meetings will be held at the Jin Lu International Hotel in Changsha, Hunan
Province, China. Hotel rooms are available at the meeting room location.
All participants are requested to inform the organizer about their attendance to meetings and
social events by completing and sending the enclosed Meeting Registration Form (Annex A) to
the address shown on top of the FORM. Deadline for registration is 15 June 2016.
Please send the Meeting Registration FORM to:
Dr. Fu Ling Mrs. Zhao Chunhui

(Secretary to ISO/TC 96) and (SAC/TC227)
E-mail: isotc96@zoomlion.com E-mail: qzjbwh@vip.163.com
Fax: +86 (0)731 88923750 Fax: +86(0)10 64035403
1.1 Schedule of Meetings

The Schedule of Meetings (Annex C) was communicated by the ISO secretariat held by SAC.
This Schedule gives the dates of the meeting of the Technical Committee, Sub-Committees
and its Working Groups.
1.2 Meeting Rooms and Plenary Room at Jin Lu International Hotel

China
Tel：+86 (731)89730999
Fax：+86 (731)89730666
Meeting room locations will be indicated in the Welcome Packet you will receive at registration.
Please note that all meeting rooms are equipped with:
• Projector
• Wi-Fi access
• A printer/copier will be available
Coffee Breaks during the meetings are free of charge. Lunch will be provided for delegates
joining the meeting, any special dietary requirements should be declared in advance at the
NOTE part of the registration form.
1.3 Route from the Airport to Jin Lu International Hotel
One can take taxi (about 40-minutes drive) or airport-bus from Changsha Airport to the hotel.
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If the taxi driver doesn’t know the address of Jin Lu International Hotel, please show the
following information:
金麓国际大酒店
长沙岳麓区岳麓大道 311 号(岳麓大道

与金星大道交汇处，市政府对面)
2 RECOMMENDED HOTELS
Jin Lu International Hotel

No. 311 Yuelu road, Yuelu District, Changsha, 410013, China
Tel：+86 (731)89730999
Fax：+86 (731)89730666
Email: 785891112@qq.com
Superior Room Rate: ￥358 per day single or double
Hotel rooms are available at the same location as the meeting rooms. Please fill the Hotel
Reservation Form (Annex B) and send it back directly to the hotel (see Annex B). Please note
that you must make your own confirmed booking by 10 July 2016. After this date the rate
cannot be guaranteed. If there are any issues booking your rooms with Jin Lu International
Hotel prior to 10 July 2016, please contact Fu Ling at isotc96@zoomlion.com.
Worldhotel Grand Jiaxing Changsha

No.247, Middle Jinxing Road, Changsha, 410013, China,
Tel: +86 (731) 8978 8888
Fax: +86 (731) 8993 2899
Email: reservations@worldhotelgrandjiaxing.com
http://www.worldhotelgrandjiaxing.com/
Superior Room Rate: ￥663 per day single or double
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Please also check the following certified accommodation deal websites for alternate choice:
ctrip.com http://english.ctrip.com/
Booking.com http://www.booking.com
3 SOCIAL EVENTS
3.1 Crane Technology and Standardization Forum

The Crane Technology and Standardization Forum being held on 7th September is a social
event hosted by the SAC/TC 227 in collaboration with Administration of Quality and Technical
Supervision of Hunan Province, Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co., Ltd, and
organized by CMTM magazine. The forum aims to raise the awareness amongst crane
stakeholders on the importance of crane-related standardization/regulation and at the same
time showcase the latest developments of crane-related technology.
3.2 Welcome Reception

There will be a Welcome Reception on Monday, 5 September 2016 after the meetings at Jinlu
International Hotel.
See Registration Form - ANNEX A
3.3 Dinner
A Dinner for Delegates and their guests will be held on Friday, 9 September 2016 after the
meetings.
See Registration Form - ANNEX A
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3.4 Fireworks Show
The fireworks show will be held over Orange Island on the Xiang River at 10th September, 2016.
The show starts at 20:30pm and ends at 21:00pm.
4. Visa regulations
Any foreign visitor to China must have a valid passport and there may be cases where a
valid visa may be required. Delegates are advised to contact local Chinese Embassies
or Consulates about the necessity for obtaining such a visa. We hope the delegate who
wants an invitation letter for visa application to send the following information table with
the photocopy/scanning copy of THE PERSONAL INFORMATION PAGE OF PASSPORT
to the Conference Secretariat by e-mail no later than 20th June, 2016.
Surname First Name
Date of Birth
Gender
(dd/mm/yyyy)
Country Organization
Address
Intended date of
Intended date of
departure from
arrival to China
China
Your Designation
Expiration Date
Passport No.:
(dd/mm/yyyy):
Phone number: E-mail:
IS the country or territory where the
□YES □NO
applicant is located when he or she
If the answer is NO, please give details:
applies for visa the same as the
country/territory shown in the
applicant’s passport?
If you need an Invitation Letter, please send the above table together with the
photocopy/scanning copy of THE PERSONAL INFORMATION PAGE OF YOUR
PASSPORT to:
Dr. Fu Ling Mrs. Zhao Chunhui
(Secretary to ISO/TC 96) and (SAC/TC227)
E-mail: isotc96@zoomlion.com E-mail: qzjbwh@vip.163.com
Fax: +86 (0)731 88923750 Fax: +86(0)10 64035403
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5. GOOD TO KNOW
5.1 Destination information
 Changsha introduction
Changsha, the capital of Hunan province, is a famous ancient city with a history of 3,500 years.
It used to be a place of strategic importance in the Kingdom of Chu, and a famous prefecture
of the Qin Dynasty (221BC-207BC). Now Changsha is an important city with historical and
cultural relics, and an ideal destination of tourists in Hunan province. Though 3,500 years have
elapsed after the founding of Changsha city, people can still feel the past prosperity of the
ancient city from a great number of historical remains in the city.
 Topography and Climate

Changsha is a kind of continental monsoon climate. The annual average temperature and
rainfall in autumn is 14-21.5℃ and 114mm. It is hot and wet in summer, cold and dry in winter.
The average temperature is 21-29℃ in September.
 Transportation
The transportation in Changsha is convenient. One could take subway train, bus, taxi and etc.
It is also convenient to rent cars and bicycles using renting services.
5.2 Electricity
The standard voltage in China is 220 volts AC, 50Hz with a round three-pin or rectangle two-
pin plug. Always check the power supply before using your equipment.
5.3 Currency
RMB (CNY) is the unit of currency. Foreign currency rates are approximately (2016-05-05):
1US $=6.5044CNY 1EUR €=7.4326CNY
5.4 Credit/Debit Cards
Most establishments accept all major debit or credit cards.
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Enclosures:
Annex A – ISO/TC 96 N170 Meeting Registration Form 2016
Annex B – Hotel Reservation Form
Annex C – ISO/TC 96 N169 Draft Agenda 2016 Meeting China
Annex D – Tour information
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Annex A
Reference: ISO/TC 96 N 170

Date: 2016-05-12
ISO TC 96 ANNUAL SERIES OF MEETINGS
05 September– 10 September 2016
Changsha, China
Hosted by:
Standardization Administration of the People's Republic of China (SAC)
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DEADLINE 15 June 2016
Please return to:
ISO/TC 96 Series of Meetings – 2016 Mrs. Zhao Chunhui
E-mail: qzjbwh@vip.163.com
05 – 10 September 2016 Fax: ＋86(0)10 64035403
and
Dr. Fu Ling
Meeting Registration Form E-mail: isotc96@zoomlion.com
Fax: +86 (0)731 88923750
☐ Mr ☐☐ Ms
Name: Arrival date:
First Name: Departure date:
Company: E-mail:
Address: Tel:
Zip Code: Fax:
Morning meetings will start at 09:00hr and afternoon meetings will start at 13:30hr unless
otherwise advised.
Mon 09.05 Tues 09.06 Wed 09.07 Thurs 09.08 Fri 09.09 Sat 09.10
SC 2 SC 4 SC 3 SC 5 SC 7
☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
TC 96
SC 4/WG SC 10/WG1 SC 5/WG SC 6 SC 8 Plenary
☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
SC 7/WG
Lunchtime
SC 4/WG SC 10 SC 3 SC 6 SC 7
☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ TC 96
Plenary
SC 10/WG1 SC 5 SC 9 SC 8 ☐
☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
Events in the evening

Fireworks
RECEPTION DINNER
show
☐Delegate ☐Delegate
☐Delegate
☐Guest ☐Guest
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☐Guest
Social events
13:30-18:00
Crane
Technology
and
Standardization
Forum
☐
NOTE:
1. The Crane Technology and Standardization Forum being held on 7th September is a social event
hosted by the SAC/TC 227 in collaboration with Administration of Quality and Technical Supervision
of Hunan Province, Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co., Ltd, and organized by
CMTM magazine. The forum aims to raise the awareness amongst crane stakeholders on the
importance of crane-related standardization/regulation and at the same time showcase the latest
developments of crane-related technology.
2. The fireworks show will be held over Orange Island on the Xiang River at 10th September, 2016. The
show starts at 20:30pm and ends at 21:00pm.
3. Lunch will be provided for delegates joining the meeting, so please add your special dietary
requirements here:
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Annex B
ISO TC 96 CRANE Meetings, 05- 10 September 2016, Changsha

Hotel Reservation Form
The Jin Lu International Hotel, Changsha

For the attention of:
Beck Zhu
The Jin Lu International Hotel

Changsha 410013,
China
Tel: +86-731-89730999
Fax: +86-731-89730666
e-mail: 785891112@qq.com
_____________________________________________________________________________
Deadline for Reservations: 10 July 2016
______________________________________________________________________________
Reservation Ref. ISO TC 96 - 2016

Given name (Prof. Dr. Mr. Mrs. Miss)
Family name (s)
Country and Liaison Organisation
you are representing
Partner's given name (Prof. Dr. Mr. Mrs. Miss)
Partner's family name (s)
Your address (Country)
Telephone
Facsimile
E-mail address
I shall stay in the Jin Lu International Hotel, Changsha
from (Arrival date and Flight number):
to (Departure date and Flight Number):
Room choice Please tick as appropriate
Superior Room - Single rate ￥358 per day
Superior Room - Double rate ￥358 per day
Luxury Room - Single rate ￥388 per day
Luxury Room - Double rate ￥388 per day
Executive Room - Double rate ￥448 per day
Room rates shown are inclusive of full English breakfast and Value Added Tax.
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Annex C
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Table 1 Draft schedule of ISO/TC 96 Plenary Meeting – 2016
September 2016
Dates 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun
AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM
Meetings
SC 2 A X D
SC 3 R X X E
SC 4 R X P
SC 5 I X X A
SC 6 V X X R
SC 7 A X X T
SC 8 L X X U
SC 9 X R
SC 10 X E
SC 4/WG X X
SC 5/WG X
SC 7/WG X
SC X X
10/WG1
TC 96 X X
Plenary
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Annex D
Tour information
D1 Half day tour
D1.1 Yuelu Mountain
Yuelu Mountain located in the Xiang River in Changsha City in the West Bank, in order to focus on
state-level scenic spots, AAAA-level tourist area, 300.8 m altitude, with a total area of 38 square
kilometers, is the rare type of urban scenic mountain area.
Open Hours: open to public 24 hours, Monday through Sunday
D1.2 Yuelu Academy

As one of the four most prestigious academies over the last 1000 years in China, Yuelu Academy as bee
n a famous institution of higher learning as well as a centre of academic activities and cultures since it w
as formally set up in the ninth year of the Kai Bao Reign of the Northern Song Dynasty (976). Yuelu Aca
demy, surviving the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, was converted into Hunan Institute of Highe
r Learning in 1903, and Hunan Normal College, Hunan Public Polytechnic School in succession, and wa
s finally named Hunan University in 1926. The Academy has witnessed a history of more than one thous
and years without a break, so it is called a “one-thousand-year-old academy”. The historical transformati
on from Yuelu Academy to Hunan University is an epitome of the development of China’s higher educati
on, which mirrors the vicissitudes of China’s education system.
Open Hours: 8:00- 17:30, Monday through Sunday
Cost:￥50
Guide: 9:00- 10:00 & 15:00- 16:00 (3 times everyday)
Carillon Show(FREE!)：9:00- 9:20 & 15:00- 15:20
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D1.3 Orange Isle
Watched from the Peak of Mount Yuelu, Orange Isle is like a black silk ribbon lying in the middle of the r
iver and like a dark yellowish green barrier while seen in the river bank.
As the world's longest inland river isle, Orange Isle connects the Mount Yuelu in the west and the downt
own in the east, with a length of 5km and a width of 50-200 meters and a total area of 70kms. Orange Isl
e comprises three nearly-connected isles: upper isle, middle isle and lower isle. The upper isle is calle
d Ox-head Isle and middle isle Land-and-water Isle, while the lower isle is called Fujia Isle. Orange Isle r
eferred to at present includes Ox-head Isle and Land-and-water Isle.
The isle has been a popular site for summer vacation for a long time. During his youth, Mao Zedong sp
ent a lot of time walking on the beach, swimming and sunbathing. There is also a grand white marble mo
nument, on which there are two seal cuttings: four Chinese characters Ju Zi Zhou Tou (Orange Isle) an
d a classical Chinese poem QinYuan Chun-Changsha, both of which are Mao Zedong's works.
Orange Isle Park was originally set up in 1960 for entertainment and service and today the island is und
er construction to be a more attractive sightseeing destination, which will integrate gardening, travelin
g, entertainment, sports, culture and commerce. In the plan, the area will be divided into Two Corridors a
nd Seven Garden: Hunan Culture Corridor, On-water Amusement Corridor, Orange Garden, Garden of t
he Nature, Park of Harmonious Guests, Plaza of Shopping and Foods, GYM Center, Relaxation Resor
t and Wildlife Park. And an even more beautiful Orange Isle will surely bring more pleasure to every touri
st.
Open Hours: 7:00- 22:00, Monday through Sunday
D1.4 Fireworks show at Orange Isle

“Liuyang Fireworks” is one of the specialties of Hunan Province, it is also well-known in the world,
“Liuyang Fireworks” is produced with fine manufacturing procedure and the quality is excellent, it once
won the excellent medal on Chicago expositive in USA. Liuyang already has a history of more than 1400
years for producing firecracker, and it is called “Firecracker town” in China.
The government of Changsha holds fireworks show at Orange Isle for citizens and travelers at every
Saturday night from May through November. The Fireworks show displays different topic every time. It is
one of the most popular logical event in Changsha.
Open Hours: 20:30-20:50, Every Saturday from May to November (It may be cancelled by hardly
weather)
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D 1.5 Hunan Embroidery Museum of Shaping
Hunan Embroidery Museum of Shaping is located in Changsha City, covering an area of 4000m 2 and
holding over 1200 embroideries, is a professional museum presenting the history and artistry of Hunan
Embroidery. It is consist of three theme exhibition halls which are “The Origin and History of Hunan
Embroidery”, “Rise of Hunan Embroidery” and “Contemporary Hunan Embroidery” and ancestors’
exquisite masterpieces and course of Human Embroidery Development and cotemporary works
exquisite beyond compare are visually displayed.
Open Hours: 8:30-17:00, Monday through Friday
D2 One day tour

D2.1 Shaoshan,the hometown of Chairman Mao.
Shaoshan is a small mountain village about 100km southwest of Changsha, the capital of Hunan
province, with some fairly beautiful scenery and a once typically Hunan village atmosphere, Chairman
Mao Zedong was born in this village and spent his childhood and youth there, then grow up to become
China’s Great Helmsman.
D2.2 Yueyang Tower
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Yueyang Tower is an ancient Chinese tower in Yueyang, Hunan Province, on the shore of Lake
Dongting. Alongside the Pavilion of Prince Teng and Yellow Crane Tower, it is one of the Three Great
Towers of Jiangnan.
The history of Yueyang Tower dates from the Three Kingdoms Period, when Lu Su, commander in chief
of the forces of Wu, was sent to the area to fortify it and train the fleet there. To ease the inspection and
command of ships he constructed a tower near the strategic location where Lake Dongting joins the
Yangtze River, from which the whole of Lake Dongting was visible. This inspection tower, then called the
Ba Ling Tower after the nearby city of Ba Ling, was the first incarnation of Yueyang Tower.
D3 Two or three day tour

D3.1 Zhangjiajie National Forest Park
Zhangjiajie National Forest Park was established by the State Council in 1982 as the first National
Forest Park of China. It was listed into the World Heritage Directory by UNESCO in 1992, and in 2004,
Zhangjiajie was listed as a UNESCO Global Geopark. It is among the first scenery spots that were
recognized as the China’s Class AAAAA Scenery Spots in 2007. Two years later, it was awarded as the
National Civilized Scenic Tourism Area.
Zhangjiajie National Forest Park is known for its unique cliff mountains, deep valleys and the greenery
woods. The splendid sceneries crown the park as “three thousand peaks, and eight hundred miles of
clean water”, thus it is praised as the “expanded bonsai, and the shrinked heaven.” It is also famous for
abundant animal and plant resources. Its forest coverage rate reaches to 98%. An extraordinary
biological treasure and natural oxygen bar, it is entitled as the “Nature Museum” and “Nature Botanical
Garden”. Animals and plants breed and grow with the peaks and waters together, forming a perfect
natural ecological system in the park.
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D3.2 The ancient city of Phoenix
The beautiful small town in western Hunan, surrounded by mountains, is a very important point that
connects Hunan and Guizhou together, in addition to the Tuo River, houses on stilts and gentle Hmong
girl, and now has become the land of the young artists who encounter love.
D3.3 Lang mountain scenic area

Lang Shan Mountain is a national geologic park as well as a national key scenic area. It is located
in Xining county, southwest part of Hunan province. Legend has it that emperor shun made a stop here
and was astonished at the fantastic natural beauty here, saying “this mountain looks good,
so we may name it Lang Shan mountain”. That’s how the mountain got its name.
Lang Shan Mountain is famous for its unique Danxia landform, composed of red stone forest, peek clust
er and deep gorge .According to scientific research, a few million years ago, here was an inland lake, du
e to the movements of earth’s crust, the land here appeared out of the deep water,
which formed the structure of the red sandy conglomerate Danxia landform.
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Monday AM
SC2 Eric Fidler (HOD),
SC4 WG Stephanie Wood (HOD)
SC7 WG 3 8686-3 Cancelled
Monday PM
SC4 WG Stephanie Wood (HOD)
SC10/WG1 Larry Shapiro (HOD), Max Supkis
Tuesday AM
SC4 Stephanie Wood (HOD), Eric Fidler
SC10/WG1 Larry Shapiro(HOD), Max Supkis
Tuesday PM
SC10 Larry Shapiro(HOD), Max Supkis
SC8 WG Max Supkis, Graham Brent ???
Wednesday
SC3 All Day Eric Fidler or Stephanie Wood (HOD), Kate Hyam
SC5 WG AM Eric Fidler or Stephanie Wood, Dennis Eckstine
SC5 PM Eric Fidler, Stephanie Wood (HOD), Dennis Eckstine
Thursday
SC6 All Day Kate Hyam (Secretary), Dennis Eckstine(Chair), Max Supkis, Eric Fidler (HOD) or Stephanie
Wood
SC5 AM Stephanie Wood (HOD), Eric Fidler
SC9 PM Max Supkis (HOD)
Friday
SC7 All Day Eric Fidler (HOD), Kate Hyam, Stephanie Wood
SC8 All Day Max Supkis (HOD), Graham Brent (Secretary), Dennis Eckstine(Chair)
Saturday
TC 96 Plenary Eric Fidler (HOD), Dennis Eckstine, Kate Hyam, Graham Brent,
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Standards and Certification

Training
Module B – Process
B8a. US TAG to International Standards
Organization (ISO) Standards
Development
Page
© ASME 2016
Module B Course Outline

B1. ASME Organizational Structure
B2. Standards Development: Staff and Volunteer Roles and
Responsibilities
B3. Conformity Assessment: Staff and Volunteer Roles and
Responsibilities
B4. Initiating and Terminating Standards Projects
B5. Consensus Process for Standards Development
B5a. Project Management
B6. The Basics of Parliamentary Procedure
B7. The Appeals Process
B8. ASME International Standards Development
B8a. US TAG to ISO Standards Development
B9. ASME Conformity Assessment Programs
B10. Performance Based Standards
B11. Standards Inquiries, Interpretations and Cases
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REVISIONS
DATE CHANGE
11/11/15 First Draft, content was removed from B8 and revised.
Page 2 ASME C&S Training Module B8a US TAG to ISO Standards Development
© ASME 2016
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of this module you will know…

– How ISO committees are structured
– How ISO standards are developed.
– How ASME and the US TAGs participate in the
ISO standards development process.
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AGENDA
I. ISO Organization
II. ISO Standards Development Process
III. US Technical Advisory Group (TAG)
Participation
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I. ISO ORGANIZATION
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INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR

STANDARDIZATION (ISO)
• Purpose
– To facilitate the internationalization and unification of
standards and related activities
• Membership
– 162 countries, each represented by a national
standards body
– 119 member body countries each with one vote
– ANSI is the U.S. member body
• Official languages are English, French, Russian
• Outputs
– International standards, technical reports, etc.
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ISO ORGANIZATION
Technical Management Board (TMB)
Technical Committee (TC)
Subcommittee (SC)
Working Group Ad Hoc Group
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ISO ORGANIZATION
Technical Management Board • Technical Committee (TC)
– Responsible for a particular
Technical Committee
technical area, e.g Pipe
Subcommittee Fittings
– Membership: all countries
Working Group Ad Hoc Group • P = Participating (must vote)
• O = Observer (may vote)
• Liaisons with other TC or SC
ISO has more – TMB allocates the Secretariat
than 250 role to a national body
Technical
Committees
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THE TC SECRETARIAT
• Responsibilities
– Provides administrative and technical support to the
committee in accordance with ISO Directives
• Examples: meeting arrangements, agendas, ballots
– Works closely with ISO Central Secretariat
– Must remain strictly neutral in its dealings
• ASME provides the Secretary for two ISO

subcommittee.
NOTE: ASME is Secretariat for TC 5/SC 10 on

Page Flanges;
9 and TC 96/SC 6 on Mobile Cranes
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ISO ORGANIZATION
Technical Management Board • Subcommittee
– Responsible for a specific
Technical Committee
aspect of a TC’s responsibility
Subcommittee – P and O members
– Liaisons with other TC or SCs
– Parent TC appoints Secretariat
*NOTE: A country’s
Subcommittee membership
category may differ from its
TC category.
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ISO ORGANIZATION
Technical Management Board • Working Group/Ad Hoc
Group
Technical Committee
– Formed for single project
Subcommittee – Collection of individually
appointed experts
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ISO PUBLICATIONS
• International Standard and Amendments
– Requires approval of 2/3 of P-members with less than
1/4 of voting members dissenting
– Five year review cycle (Systematic Review)
• Technical Specification (TS)

– Requires only 2/3 of P-members
– Three year review cycle
• Publicly Available Specification (PAS)

– Requires only a simple majority
– Three year review cycle
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OTHER ISO PUBLICATIONS

• Technical Report (TR)
– Provides information only
• Industry Workshop Agreement (IWA)

– Results from international workshop
– Provides information only
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II. ISO STANDARDS

DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
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ISO STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT

Stages of Development Process
Preliminary Stage Preliminary Work Item (PWI)
Proposal Stage New Work Item Proposal (NWIP)
Preparatory Stage Working Draft (WD)
Committee Stage Committee Draft (CD)
Enquiry Stage Draft International Standard (DIS)
Approval Stage Final Draft International Standard (FDIS)
Publication Stage International Standard (IS)

(cont’d)
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PRELIMINARY STAGE (PWI)
PWI • Proposals which are not yet sufficiently

NWIP mature for processing to further stages
– Example: subjects dealing with emerging
WD
technologies
CD • No target dates established can remain
DIS
a PWI for a maximum of 3 years
• Preliminary Draft can be used as the
FDIS
basis for the initial draft submitted with
IS an New Work Item Proposal
(cont’d)
ASME 2013
PROPOSAL STAGE (NWIP)

• New Work Item Proposals (NWIP) are
proposals for a new standard, new part of an
PWI
existing standard, ISO TS or PAS
NWIP • Ballot is submitted to relevant TC or SC for a 3
month ballot
WD
• Approval by a simple majority of P-
CD Membership and at least 5 Members commit
to participating
DIS
• Stage not required for the revision of an
FDIS existing standard if there is a resolution
containing a timeline, scope and project leader
IS
and a call for experts is initiated.
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PREPARATORY STAGE (WD)
PWI
• WG or Project Team established based
NWIP on experts nominated via NWIP ballot.
WD
• Development of the Working Draft
– Input from International Experts
CD
– Working Draft may undergo several
DIS revisions before moving forward to next
stage of development (Committee Draft)
FDIS
IS
ASME 2013
COMMITTEE STAGE (CD)
PWI • Committee Draft ballot to approve document

NWIP
for registration as a Draft International
Standard (DIS)
WD – Committee consensus on draft standard is
established
CD – Members to provide technical and editorial comments
DIS • Ballot distributed for voting by the P members
of TC or SC for a 2-4 month ballot
FDIS
• CD stage is optional
IS
(cont’d)
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ENQUIRY STAGE (DIS)
• DIS ballot to approve document for publication

PWI
or registration as a FDIS or Publication
NWIP – All ISO NMBs allowed to review and comment on
proposed International Standard
WD – 1st DIS draft available 2 months prior to balloting
for translation/preparation period
CD – 1st DIS Ballot is 3 months, 2nd DIS is 2 months
– Last opportunity for technical comments
DIS
• DIS ballot is approved if:
FDIS – 2/3 of P-Membership vote to approve, and
– Less than ¼ of the total votes cast are negative
IS
(cont’d)
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APPROVAL STAGE (FDIS)

• Optional FDIS ballot to approve document as
PWI an International Standard (IS)
– All ISO NMBs able to review and comment on
NWIP proposed International Standard 2 month ballot
– Technical Comments not acceptable at this stage
WD
– Any technical comments submitted will be
CD
considered during the next review of the document
– This stage can be omitted and a document sent
DIS directly to publication if agreed to by resolution of
the ISO Committee (2/3 majority of those voting)
FDIS
• FDIS ballot is approved if:
IS
– 2/3 of P-Membership vote to approve, and
– Less than ¼ of the total votes cast are negative
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PUBLICATION STAGE (IS)
PWI
NWIP • Shortly after approval of FDIS, all

errors shall be corrected and
WD
International Standard (IS) will be
CD published
DIS
FDIS
IS
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PERIODIC REVIEW
• All International Standards will be reviewed every 5
years
• Technical Specifications and TS / Publically Available
Specifications are reviewed every 3 years
• Ballot Procedure
– Ballot is issued by ISO CS ANSI requires a specific ballot to be
filled out.
– P members eligible to vote are asked to:
• Confirm
• Revise (= new project, without vote on NP)
• Withdraw
• Decision by simple majority of P-Members voting.
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III. US TECHNICAL ADVISORY GROUP

(TAGs) PARTICIPATION
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TECHNICAL ADVISORY GROUP (TAG)
• The means by which U.S. participates in ISO

Technical Committees
• Responsible for a specific technical area
– ANSI accredits TAG
– Scope of TAG typically matches that of a specific ISO
committee or subcommittee
• Prepares the U.S. position on issues
• Represents U.S. at committee meetings
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• Specific Responsibilities
– Determines the U.S. position on
• ISO drafts out for ballot
• ISO Committee agenda items
– Designates U.S. delegations
– Initiates and approves U.S. proposals for new work
– Recommends the TAG membership
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• Membership
– Open to all U.S. national interested parties
(companies, technical and trade organizations,
government agencies and individuals)
– Balanced (no single interest category has majority)
• Contributing members (optional)

– Review and comment voting rights only
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TAG ADMINISTRATION
• TAG Administrator
– Organization is accredited by ANSI to administer a TAG
– Provides administrative services in accordance with ANSI
and ISO procedures
• TAG Secretary
– Administrative staff for TAG, usually ASME Staff
– Duties include meeting arrangements and minutes,
agendas, ballots, etc.
– Transmit U.S. TAG approved positions to ANSI
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TAG PROCEDURES
• Operating Procedures for ASME Administered U.S.
Technical Advisory Groups for ISO Activities
– Based on ANSI Model Operating Procedures
• Openness
• One member, one vote
• Balance
• All negatives considered
• Appeals process
– Supplemental Procedures are required

• ASME categories of interest
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DETERMINING A U.S. POSITION

• Option 1 (2 ballots needed)
– Draft sent to TAG for ballot
– Consolidated position prepared
– Consolidated position balloted
• Option 2 (1 ballot needed)
– Draft sent to TAG for comment
– Project Team prepares proposed position
– Proposed position balloted
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GUIDELINES FOR DETERMINING A

U.S. POSITION
• Appendix A of the Operating Procedures for
ASME Administered U.S. Technical Advisory
Groups for ISO Activities
• Positions should consider
– If there is an equivalent national standard, are the
ISO standards and national standard significantly
different, is that acceptable.
– Technical acceptability of the document.
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SUBMITTING A U.S. POSITION

• All votes are transmitted to the U.S. Member body,
ANSI, for submittal of the vote to ISO.
Technical TAG
Advisory U.S. ISO
Approved ANSI
Group Ballot Secretariat
Position
(TAG)
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EFFECTIVE ISO PARTICIPATION
• Guidelines/Considerations
– Begin participation in early stages of draft
development.
– Consider being a Convener.
– Study the ISO Directives (procedures).
– Know how to use the ISO Template.
– Review ANSI’s Guide for U.S. Delegates to ISO
Meetings.
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NORMATIVE REFERENCES TO ASME

DOCUMENTS
• Approach
– Incorporate normative reference to U.S. and ASME Standard in
other Standards Development Organization (SDO) Standards
• Advantages
– Maintain control of technical content
– No need to exert the sometimes extensive effort in creating new
standard
– Users can continue to use familiar requirements
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MODULE SUMMARY
• ISO standards are developed using a system

that allows one vote per participating country.
There are 7 steps in the development process
for ISO standards.
• The U.S. Technical Advisory Groups (TAGs) are
the means by which U.S. participates in ISO
Technical Committees. By voting on ballots and
attending meetings, members of the US TAG
can participate in formulating the U.S. position
on ISO documents.
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MODULE SUMMARY
• US TAGs that are facilitated by ASME follow the

Operating Procedures for ASME administered
U.S. Technical Advisory Groups. This outlines the
requirements for membership and approval of
US TAG positions.
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REFERENCES
• Codes and Standards Policy CSP-4, International Standardization
• Operating Procedures for ASME Administered U.S. Technical
Advisory Groups for ISO Activities
https://cstools.asme.org/csconnect/CommitteePages.cfm?Committee=L010000
00&Action=7609
• ISO Standards Development site:

http://www.iso.org/iso/home/standards_development/resources-
for-technical-work/support-for-developing-standards.htm
• ISO Directives, ISO Templates, Vienna Agreement and other

resources for those developing ISO documents are located at:
http://www.iso.org/iso/home/standards_development/resources-
for-technical-work.htm
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2.0 Introduction of those present

3.0 Adoption of Agenda

4.0 Approval of July 2015 Minutes

5.0 Announcements and correspondence

6.0 Personnel and Procedures

6.1 Review of roster Pages 6-9

6.2 Membership applications

6.3 Membership Reappointments Page 10

6.4 US TAG Procedures and ISO TC 96 Supplemental Procedures Pages 11-13

7.0 Review of work program

US vote summary since last ISO TC 96 Plenary Pages 14-17

a. N163 Review TC 96 Resolutions and report.

b. N169 Review Agenda

SC 2 – Terminology (Eckstine) Pages 35-38

a. N313 Review SC 2 Resolutions

b. N316 Review Agenda

SC 3 – Wire Rope (Henninger) Pages 39-42

b. N381 Review Agenda

SC 4 – Test Methods (Wood) Pages 43-50

a. N336 Review SC 4 Resolutions

b. N343 Review Agenda

c. ISO/TC 96/SC 4/WG 1 N 6 Review Agenda

SC 5 – Safe Use of Cranes (Closson) Pages 51-54

a. N510 Review SC 5 Resolutions

b. N523 Review Agenda

SC 6 – Mobile Cranes (Fidler/Eckstine) Pages 55-60

a. N615 Review SC 6 Resolutions

b. N621 Review Proposed Agenda

SC 7 Tower Cranes (Juhren) Pages 61-65

a. N619 Review SC 7 Resolutions

b. N637 Review of Agenda

c. WG3 meeting was cancelled.

SC 8 Jib Cranes (Supkis) Pages 66-70

a. N404 Review SC 8 Resolutions

b. N416 Review of Agenda

c. SC8 Working Group on Tuesday afternoon.

SC 9 Bridge and Gantry Cranes (Blanton) Pages 71-78

a. N435 Review SC 9 Resolutions

b. N444 Review Agenda

Proposed action – US TAG vote on this item

d. Systematic Review Ballots

SC 10 Design (Shapiro) Pages 79-91

b. N371 SC10 WG1 Agenda

c. N372 SC10 Agenda

d. Reappointment of Prof Wagner to SC10 WG1 Yes/No vote due 8/12/2016

Proposed action – US TAG vote on this item

8.1 Meeting Information Pages 92-112

8.2 US Delegation Selection/Schedule Assignment Page 113

9.0 Other Business

9.1 Training Module on US TAG Operation Pages 114-132

10.0 Future Meetings

11.0 Adjournment – 3:00 pm

Respectively Submitted by,

Kathryn M. Hyam, PE Bradley D. Closson, AF

Ted L. Blanton, AF Brian Considine, AM

Graham J. Brent, AV Dennis W. Eckstine, AF

Russell U. Farrell, AM David A. Henninger, AM

William J. Fronzaglia, AM Peter R. Juhren, AD

Norman C. Hargreaves, AF Steve B. Kelly, AK

Gene A. Martin, AK Thomas F. Pritchett, AF