RE: ANSI Standards

[George Cicotte <GCICOTTE@GW.ODH.STATE.OH.US>]

Mr. Topper, (and anyone else looking for ANSI)

Regarding your question on how to get an ANSI standard:

American National Standards Institute (ANSI, Inc.)
1430 Broadway
New York, NY 10018
(212) 642-4900

They're very nice, but they take money.  I believe you can also get a free
catalog of all standards they make, and references to ISO standards. 
They also have a web site with ansi.org or something like that in the
name.  You won't find copies of ANSI standards on the web very often,
because ANSI has a jealously guarded copyright - and rightly so, but that
doesn't mean it's all that convenient.

Respectfully,

George R. Cicotte
Health Physicist III
Ohio Dept. of Health, Bureau of Radiation Protection
Nuclear Material Safety Section
gcicotte@gw.odh.state.oh.us

DISCLAIMER:  The Governor and I don't agree on everything, and this
may be one of those times (probably not in this case, this is pretty safe,
politically). . . unofficial unless notified otherwise.
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Radsafers:

. . .  ANSI/ASQC Z1.4 - 1993.  I am looking for a URL, phone
number, address or any other means of obtaining a copy of the ANSI
document. .  . .