ISO/IEC Guide 50:2002 PDF Download

A thorough framework is provided by ISO/IEC Guide 50:2002 for managing potential causes of unintended physical injury to children. It includes risks that might be present in items, procedures, or services that kids use or come into touch with—even if they're not specifically made for kids. The main goal of the manual is to reduce the possibility of child damage.

Although the people involved in the creation and updating of standards are the guide's primary readers, designers, architects, manufacturers, service providers, communicators, and policymakers will also find useful information in it. For kids with special needs, it should be noted that there might be additional requirements that aren't fully covered in this manual. The needs of people with impairments are addressed specifically in ISO/IEC Guide 71.

This standard's scope includes a variety of objects, including goods, installations, constructions, buildings, and combinations of these. It should be emphasized that ISO/IEC Guide 50 does not offer particular advice for stopping or lessening intentional injuries, psychological or moral harm, or other types of harm.