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Change of status Komitetu Technicznego 306 ds. Bezpieczeństwa Powszechnego i Ochrony Ludności

  • Date of publication: 2025-04-22
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On the initiative of Stowarzyszenia Instytut Budownictwa Ochronnego i in cooperation with Obserwatorium Bezpieczeństwa changes have been made to the status Komitetu Technicznego 306.

The status of Technical Committee 306 on Universal Security and Civil Protection has been changed from ‘passive’ to ‘active’ status in the international committee ISO/TC 292 Security and resilience overseeing standardisation in the field of security to enhance the security and resilience of society.

Komitet Techniczny 306 (Technical Committee 306)

Komitet Techniczny 306 carries out standardisation work covering:
  • integrated border management,
  • critical infrastructure,
  • protection and defence against WMD,
  • protection of citizens against phenomena threatening their life and health or causing material damage, and minimisation of their consequences,
  • counter-terrorism,
  • supply chain security,
  • emergency services,
  • dealing with the consequences of the use of WMD,
  • dealing with the consequences of natural disasters,
  • reducing the risk of crimes committed with products and services.

In addition, it cooperates with European and international technical committees. One of these committees is the aforementioned ISO/TC 292 Security and resilience.

International Organization for Standardization

ISO  is an International Organization for Standardization that brings together global experts to agree on the best way of doing things, from product creation to process management.

ISO safety standards

ISO standards for safety, security and risk management help organisations protect people, assets and information across sectors. They provide a robust framework for managing risks, improving security protocols and ensuring resilience to threats. Adopting these standards allows organisations to improve operational security and comply with regulations.

Working groups ISO/TC 292 Security and resilience

ISO/TC 292 Security and resilience comprises the following working groups:

ISO/TC 292/SC 1 Emergency management
ISO/TC 292/SC 1/WG 1 Warning systems

  • ISO/TC 292/WG 1 Terminology
  • ISO/TC 292/WG 2 Continuity and organizational resilience
  • ISO/TC 292/WG 3 Emergency management
  • ISO/TC 292/WG 4 Authenticity, integrity and trust for products and documents
  • ISO/TC 292/WG 5 Community resilience
  • ISO/TC 292/WG 6 Protective security
  • ISO/TC 292/WG 7 Guidelines for events
  • ISO/TC 292/WG 8 Supply chain security
  • ISO/TC 292/WG 9 Crisis management
  • ISO/TC 292/WG 10 Preparedness.

European Committee CEN/TC 391

At European level, Komitet Techniczny 306 cooperates with CEN/TC 391 Societal and Citizen Security, , which covers the scope of its standardisation work:

  • natural disasters,
  • terrorism,
  • organised crime,
  • border security,
  • management of destabilising events,
  • business continuity management,
  • infrastructure.

Working groups CEN/TC 391

This CEN/TC 391 committee comprises the following working groups:

  • CEN/TC 391/WG 1 – Healthcare Facilities,
  • CEN/TC 391/WG 2 – CBRNE (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive agents),
  • CEN/TC 391/WG 3 – Crisis management/civil protection.

Polskie Normy (Polish Standards) on ISO/TC 292 oraz CEN/TC 391

The following standards from the ISO/TC 292 and CEN/TC 391 ranges were introduced into the Polish Standards:

  • PN-EN 16352:2013-08ELogistics – Specifications for recording criminal incidents,
  • PN-EN 17173:2021-02E European CBRNE dictionary,
  • PN-EN ISO 22311:2015-02E Common security – Video surveillance systems – Interoperability guidelines,
  • PN-EN ISO 22315:2019-01E Public safety — Mass evacuations — Planning guidelines,
  • PN-EN ISO 22397:2019-01E Public safety — Guidelines for establishing partnership arrangements,
  • PN-EN ISO 22301:2020-04E Security and resilience — Business continuity management systems – Requirements,
  • PN-EN ISO 22301:2020-04P Security and resilience— Business continuity management systems – Requirements,
  • PN-EN ISO 22313:2020-08E Security and resilience — Business continuity management systems — Guidelines for the application of ISO 22301,
  • PN-EN ISO 22300:2021-08E Safety and resilience– Terminology,
  • PN-EN ISO 22361:2023-05E Security and resilience — Crisis management– Guidelines.
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