Resumen
ISO 14620:2011 specifies requirements for the safety liabilities of countries undertaking space activities or allowing operators to perform space activities on or from their territory under outer space treaties adopted by the United Nations. It defines the safety responsibilities for the operators involved in commercial or non-commercial space launch activities. ISO 14620:2011 establishes the overall safety requirements to be observed on a launch site for prelaunch (integration, test, checking, preparation, etc.) and launch operations of a space object. It provides the basic principles to enable any operator to implement its own safety methods, tools, and procedures, to ensure the safety of people and personnel, public and private property, and the environment, in a consistent and uniform manner.
Informaciones generales
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Estado: RetiradaFecha de publicación: 2011-08Etapa: Retirada de la Norma Internacional [95.99]
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Edición: 2Número de páginas: 16
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Comité Técnico :ISO/TC 20/SC 14ICS :49.140
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Ciclo de vida
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Anteriormente
RetiradaISO 14620-2:2000
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Ahora
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Revisada por
PublicadoISO 14620-2:2019
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