Webinar for Standard Drafters 'Publications Part 2a: Handling publications in OSD'

The CEN and CENELEC 'Webinars for standard drafters' are of interest of all persons drafting CEN and/or CENELEC standards. They aim primarily Technical Body Secretaries and TC Working Group convenors. Through these webinars we will achieve a common understanding of the drafting rules and the related procedures. This is also an ideal opportunity for the CEN and CENELEC editors to better understand the expectations of the Technical Body Officers and strengthen the working relationships with the different Technical Bodies.

As the OSD (Online Standards Development platform) became the default for CEN projects in scope activated after 1 July 2026, in this transition year the webinars cover both drafting in OSD and in Word (for CEN projects not in scope and CENELEC projects).

 

This part 2a will deep dive into the practical handling of a publication drafted in OSD. Marlies will walk you through the process of handling the final editing and comments handling in an OSD Publication.

In part 2a, we will cover:

  • light editing;
  • comments handling;
  • communication – expectations of everyone.

 

Speakers: Amy Jayne Conley & Stéphanie Wuiame

Target audience: Standards drafters, convenors and TC secretaries (anyone drafting standards or working with the documents in OSD)

Tuesday
2026-09-15
Online
10:00 - 10:45 CEST
REGISTRATION MANDATORY

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