IEST publishes standards and Recommended Practices (RPs), sharing up-to-date, reliable technical information in these fields: contamination control; design, test and evaluation; product reliability, and nanotechnology facilities. IEST Working Groups create standardized procedures based upon peer-approved applications of environmental technology.
Working Group members determine, through cooperative effort, what issues will be addressed and what procedures to include in each of these consensus documents, and what procedures will be included.
IEST has revised U.S. Federal Standards such as FED-STD-209, MIL-STD-781, MIL-STD-810, and MIL-STD-1246 (now IEST-STD-1246E). The IEST Standards and Practices program administers WG-DTE043: MIL-STD-810G, the Working Group that provides expert support to this constantly evolving standard.
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Interested in joining the US TAG to ISO/TC 209? U.S. TAG members review and debate the merits of the ISO/TC 209
Cleanrooms and associated controlled environments standards and prepare
the U.S. voting position.
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Become an IEST Member! Whether you manage a cleanroom or testing facility, manufacture or test products that are used in controlled environments, or train operators as an educator or consultant, IEST can help you gain experience, solve problems, and improve your business practices. membership offers more opportunities to broaden your network, apply for leadership positions and stay current in your fields. plus, members save on certificate programs, event registration fees and publications (and get select documents for free!). Your membership dues support standards development, IEST Recommended Practices, and our Working Group meetings.