【国外标准】 IEEE/ISO/IEC Draft Standard Preparation of information for use (instructions for use) of products--Part 2: Assembly of self-assembly products

IEC/IEEEE 82079-1, Preparation of information for use (instructions for use) of products--Part 1: Principles and general requirements, provides general and comprehensive requirements for the structure, format, and content of all kinds of information for use (Instructions for use). This Part 2 of IEEE/IEC 82079 provides additional and more specific requirements and guidance for preparing instructions for the assembly or installation of self-assembly products. The resulting instructions are… read more intended to be used by persons without specific training or experience, who are performing the assembly without the assistance of a skilled or trained person. The instructions can assist non-skilled persons to anticipate or perceive risks during assembly and to avoid creating hazards by mis-assembly. However, self-assembly instructions cannot compensate for product designs that are inherently unsafe, too complex, or too demanding of specialized skills for the intended target audience. This document extends IEC/IEEE 82079-1 with requirements and guidance of particular importance in preparing information for use in self-assembly of products by unskilled persons: * Presenting safety-critical information, especially for electrical and cabling connections; * Accommodating unskilled assemblers though choice of terminology, graphics conventions, and use of tools; * Formatting illustrations for easier comprehension by non-skilled users; * Evaluating the usability of instructions for self-assembly of products. Self-assembly products can be consumer products, including products assembled by adults for themselves or for children, as well as products to be used in the workplace. Self-assembly can involve the following situations: * Assembly of a kit of component parts, which can be used in alternative configurations or attached to existing products or fixtures; * Configuration or building of products with structural elements requiring folding, locking, or tensioning; * Disassembly or deinstallation of products for subsequent reassembly, reuse, or disposal. Although the principles and guidance presented in this document can be applied to improve any kind of instructions for use, this document does not apply specifically to instructions supporting the following: * Products intended for assembly only by someone professionally qualified or skilled in assembling such products (e.g. an electrician or wind turbine installer); * Products intended for assembly only by persons trained in that assembly by a manufacturer, supplier, or employer; * Components or materials supplied in combinations and quantities specified by the customer; * Multiple identical kits supplied in batches for professional assembly and commercial sale as an assembled product. read less