SAA/SNZ HB 136:2004 PDF Download

A thorough framework for locating and minimizing potential causes of unintentional physical damage to children is provided by the SAA/SNZ HB 136:2004 standard. Even if they are not especially made for children, the guideline seeks to reduce the risk of harm that may result from items, processes, or services. 

Although primarily aimed at individuals involved in the creation and updating of standards, designers, architects, manufacturers, service providers, communicators, and policymakers can all benefit from the recommendations made in this standard. It is crucial to remember that this manual does not cover all of the extra criteria for kids with exceptional needs. The purpose of ISO/IEC Guide 71 is to cater to the unique requirements of people with disabilities.

This standard's scope includes a variety of product kinds, including items, buildings, installations, structures, and any combination of those. It does not, however, offer detailed instructions on how to prevent or lessen psychological or moral suffering or deal with intentional injuries. It mainly focuses on mitigating physical risks and reducing the possibility of inadvertent injury to children.