The SABS plays a critical role in ensuring the safety, quality, and reliability of the products and services in South Africa, and in promoting international trade through compliance with global …

Through its long and distinguished history, SABS has boosted the competitiveness of local industry, has helped government to maintain orderly and well-regulated trade, and has …

The SABS is mandated to: develop, promote and maintain South African National Standards (SANS); promote quality in connection with commodities, products and services; and render …

(1) The functions, powers and duties of the SABS shall be to achieve its objects with the means at its disposal, and for the purposes of achieving those objects the SABS may-

Aug 24, 2014 · The SABS is the holder of the regional Secretariat for the standardisation body for the Southern African Development Community of 14 nations (SADCSTAN). On a commercial …

The SABS maintains a database of more than 6,500 national standards, and as part of its mandate it develops new standards and reviews and amends standards as well as …

functions of the SABS and the responsibilities of the Board, including in particular business management, finance, marketing, international or foreign standardisation and technical …

The SABS was established by the Standards Act, 1945 (Act 24 of 1945) The SABS exists as a public entity under the Standards Act, 2008 (Act 8 of 2008). The objectives of SABS are as …

SABS is committed to providing standardization services that improve the competitiveness of South Africa through the understanding and development of standardization products and …

Established in 1945, SABS operates under the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition. Its core mission is to formulate national standards, provide certification and testing services, and …