BIPM - Australia [Member State]

General info.
Quality infrastructure
CIPM MRA
BIPM services
Senior engagement
CBKT

Australia became a Member State in 1947.

Dr Barry Inglis, formerly Executive Director and Chief Metrologist at the NMIA, was first elected to the CIPM in 2000.

Dr Inglis is President of the CIPM.

Representatives of the NMIs or designated institutes of Australia (see CIPM MRA) participate in the following Consultative Committees:

CCAUV	CCEM	CCL	CCM	CCPR	CCQM	CCRI	CCT	CCTF	CCU
						[obs.]

See also: the BIPM's institutional links relating to quality infrastructure
Metrology institutes
	NMIA** (National Measurement Institute)
	ANSTO* (Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation)
	ARPANSA* (Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency)

National legal metrology authorities
	National Measurement Institute (NMIA)

National accreditation bodies
	National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA)

National standards bodies
	National Measurement Institute (NMIA)
	Standards Australia (SAA)

** Signatory of the CIPM MRA ; * Also participating in the CIPM MRA.

Contact:

NMIA
GPO Box 2013, Canberra ACT 2601
Street address: 36 Bradfield Road
Lindfield NSW 2070
Tel.: + 61 2 8467 3600
Fax: + 61 2 8467 3610
Web: http://www.measurement.gov.au/

Participating in the CIPM MRA since: 14 October 1999

Signed by: Barry D. INGLIS (then Director, NML CSIRO*)

Signatory/NMI:

National Measurement Institute (NMIA), Lindfield NSW 2070

Designated institute(s):

For ionizing radiation: activity of radionuclides: Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO), Menai

For ionizing radiation: exposure to ionizing radiation, absorbed dose of ionizing radiation: Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA), Yallambie