BSR/Z136.6 (202x) Draft for Public Review
Public Review Opens:

This is a draft and includes proposed reaffirmation to the ANSI Z136.6-2015. This draft document is available for public review purposes only and is subject to change. It should not be used for reference purposes. It is proprietary to LIA. This document is only available in digital format. If you are looking for the current ANSI-approved version of this standard, see the ANSI Z136.6-2015 (electronic & hardcopy).

This download includes one (1) PDF download of the proposed reaffirmation to ANSI Z136.6 Safe Use of Lasers Outdoors. 

Deadline: The deadline for submitting public review comments is at 5:00 PM EDT.

Submitting Comments: Please submit comments by downloading the Summary Comment Form, editing in a text editor, saving as a .doc or .docx file, and emailing it to John McCormack (jmccormack@lia.org). Please indicate on the form in the designated column if your comment is to be considered an objection. Please provide specific wording or actions that would resolve the objection. Each objector shall be advised in writing of the disposition of the objection and the reasons. Each unresolved objection and attempt at resolution, and any substantive change made in a proposed American National Standard shall be reported to the consensus body in order to afford all members of the consensus body an opportunity to respond, reaffirm, or change their vote. ONLY unresolved objections are subject to further review by the voting group/consensus body and to the appeals process. Comments from public review do not constitute a vote, but shall be considered.

The ANSI-accredited procedures for the development of Z136 American National Standards can be found here for reference.

Note: If you are not using the above comment form to record and submit your comments, and are submitting comments in an alternative format, please reference the line number associated with the comment and indicate if your comment is an objection or is NOT an objection. Questions may be emailed to John McCormack (jmccormack@lia.org).