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ISO-aligned. Not ISO-certified.

Standards are used as design inputs and control frameworks. Alignment does not imply certification, accreditation, product approval or compliance for a structural application.

Alignment claims are scopedStatus reviewed 19 July 2026
Concept illustration: binders marked with standards-body names beside a stack labelled design inputs, control frameworks, risk management, quality assurance and programme governance.
Concept illustration: a concrete cube on a plinth marked standards and governance, linked to four smaller plinths for academic, industry, engineering and regulatory bodies.
Concept illustration: tiles for ISO 14001, ISO 9001, ISO 45001, ISO 19650, ISO 17025 and other frameworks, linked to a grid that maps frameworks to programme controls.
Concept illustration
Alignment matrix

Frameworks mapped to programme controls

Applicability and editions must be verified by the relevant competent professional before a formal test, pilot, certification or procurement submission.

Framework
Programme relevance
Current control
Status
ISO 9001 / 10005 / 10006 / 10007
Quality, project quality and configuration management.Concept drawing: a process chart, a schedule and versioned component drawings on one rail.Concept illustration
Document, version, change, approval and configuration registers.
Partial alignment
ISO 31000 / 31010
Risk principles and assessment techniques.Concept drawing: a ring of risk-assessment steps around a central question mark.Concept illustration
Risk owner, cause, consequence, controls, residual risk and review.
Implemented control
ISO/IEC 17025 / ISO 5725
Laboratory competence and precision of measurement methods.
Calibration, uncertainty, repeatability, reproducibility and evidence gates.
Validation target
ISO 45001
Occupational health and safety management.
WHS release gate, SDS review and task risk assessment.
Partial alignment
ISO/IEC 27001 / 27002 / 27005 / 27701
Information security, privacy and security risk.
Role-based access, least privilege, audit logs and privacy notices.
Partial alignment
ISO 14040 / 14044 / 14064
Lifecycle assessment and greenhouse-gas accounting.
LCA boundaries and green-claim controls reserved for later-stage study.
Future target
ISO 19650 / ISO 55000 series
Information management and asset management.
Asset-information and decision-use framing for PULSE and pilots.
Architecture target
ISO 23247 series
Manufacturing digital-twin reference architecture.Concept drawing: an instrumented beam, an illustrative signal and a laptop model marked with a question mark.Concept illustration
Used directionally for digital thread and interoperability.
Reference only
AS 3600 / AS 1379 / AS 5100.7
Concrete structures, supply and bridge assessment/monitoring context.
Engineering and test pathway mapping; no graphene-specific acceptance route claimed.
Applicability review
Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) / PPIP Act 1998 (NSW)
Personal information and NSW public-sector context.Concept drawing: filing trays of personal records with identity and lock tokens.Concept illustration
Privacy notice, access control and breach-response pathway.
Partial alignment
Standards boundary

ISO 23247 is a manufacturing digital-twin series; it is an architectural reference for PULSE, not evidence of civil-infrastructure compliance. AS 3600 does not provide a graphene-specific product approval pathway.

Quality system

Six controls protecting scientific and commercial integrity

01

Document control

Owner, version, approval, effective date, supersession and controlled distribution.

02

Claim control

Statement, evidence state, source, boundary, accountable owner and review date.

03

Risk control

Cause, event, consequence, likelihood, severity, treatment and residual exposure.

04

Change control

Reason, impact, approval, evidence affected, implementation and rollback.

05

Measurement control

Method, equipment, calibration, uncertainty, environment, deviation and raw data.

06

Decision control

Gate criteria, evidence pack, dissent, decision authority and conditions of release.

Certification language

Terms the website uses precisely

Term
Permitted meaning
Not permitted to imply
Aligned
A documented control has been mapped to selected requirements or principles.
Independent certification, full conformity or accredited scope.
Tested
A defined specimen or system was tested under stated conditions.
Certified, compliant, statistically generalisable or field-proven.
Validated
Specified acceptance criteria were met for a defined intended use and boundary.
Universal fitness, regulatory approval or indefinite durability.
Pilot
A controlled field-relevant research trial with conventional safeguards retained.
Commercial deployment or safety-critical reliance.

Review the evidence pathway behind each control

Standards mapping becomes useful only when it changes protocols, records, responsibilities and release decisions.

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