TC39-SC4-Work Program
ISO NumberISO TITLESTAGE*DescriptionColumn5Next StageTarget DateResponsibilityU.S. Notes
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ISO/CD 19085-1 3rd Ed.
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 1: Common requirements  30.99CD approved for registration as DIS DIS registered02/12/2026WG-1Published 3/3/2021
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ISO 19085-2 2nd Ed.
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 2: Horizontal beam panel circular sawing machines  60.60Published International Standard under periodical review10/14/2026WG-1Published 10/13/2021
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ISO 19085-3 2nd Ed.
Woodworking machines -- Safety requirements -- Part 3: Numerically controlled (NC/CNC) boring and routing machines60.60Published International Standard under periodical review10/14/2026WG-1Published 11/17/2021
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ISO 19085-4 2nd Ed.
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 4: Vertical panel circular sawing machines  60.60Published International Standard under periodical review07/17/2029WG-1Published 7/22/2024
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ISO 19085-5 2nd Ed.
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 5: Dimension saws  60.60Published International Standard under periodical review07/17/2029WG-2Published 7/22/2024
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ISO 19085-6 2nd Ed.
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 6: Single spindle vertical moulding machines ("toupies")  60.60Published International Standard under periodical review04/14/2029WG-2Published 04/08/2024
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ISO 19085-7 2nd Ed.
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 7: Surface planing, thickness planing, combined surface/thickness planing machines  60.60Published International Standard under periodical review07/14/2029WG-2Published 8/27/2024
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ISO 19085-8 2nd Ed.
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 8: Wide belt calibrating and sanding machines  60.60Published International Standard under periodical review07/14/2029WG-1Published 7/22/2024
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ISO 19085-9 2nd Ed.
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 9: Circular saw benches (with and without sliding table)  60.60Published International Standard under periodical review07/14/2029WG-2Published 8/29/2024
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ISO 19085-10
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 10: Building site/contractor saws  90.93Published International Standard under periodical review07/14/2029WG-2Published 11/13/2018
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ISO/FDIS 19085-11 2nd Ed.
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 11: Combined machines  60.60Published International Standard under periodical review07/14/2029WG-2Published 7/22/2024
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ISO/FDIS 19085-12 2nd Ed.
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 12: Tenoning/profiling machines60.00International Standard under publication International Standard published04/24/24WG-1
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ISO/FDIS 19085-13 2nd Ed
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 13: Multiblade rip sawing machines with manual loading and/or unloading  50.00Final text received or FDIS registered for formal approval Proof sent to Secretariat or FDIS ballot initiated: 2 months04/24/24WG-1 
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ISO 19085-14
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 14: Four sided planing and moulding machines  60.60International Standard published International Standard under periodical review10/14/2026WG-1Published 10/14/2021
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ISO/FDIS 19085-15 2nd Ed.
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 15: Presses50.00Final text received or FDIS registered for formal approval Proof sent to Secretariat or FDIS ballot initiated: 2 months04/13/24WG-1 
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ISO 19085-16
Woodworking machines -- Safety -- Part 16: Table band saws and band re-saws60.60Published International Standard under periodical review10/14/2026WG-2Published 10/07/2021
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ISO 19085-17
Woodworking machines -- Safety requirements -- Part 17: Edge-banding machines fed by chain(s)60.60Published  04/14/26WG-1Published 05/25/2021
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ISO/PWI 19085-18
Woodworking machines -- Safety requirements -- Part 18: Log band sawing machines0.00Proposal for new project received New project registered in TC/SC work programmeNone yetWG-2
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ISO/PWI 19085-19
Woodworking machines -- Safety requirements -- Part 19: Double mitre sawing machines for V cutting0.00Proposal for new project received    Recently added standard
4/3 Note: This is not showing on ISO Project List at all
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ISO/DIS 19085-20
Woodworking machines -- Safety requirements -- Part 20: Horizontal cutting cross-cut sawing machines with one saw unit (radial arm saws)40.00DIS registeredDIS ballot initiated09/09/2024WG-2
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ISO/DIS 19085-21
Woodworking machines — Safety — Part 21: Double blade circular sawing machines for cross-cutting with integrated feed40.00DIS registeredDIS ballot initiated09/09/2024WG-2
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ISO/DIS 19085-22
Woodworking machines — Safety — Part 22: Single blade automatic and semi-automatic up-cutting cross-cut sawing machines40.00DIS registeredDIS ballot initiated09/09/2024WG-2
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ISO/PWI 22847-1
Tools for woodworking - Safety — Part 1: Milling tools, circular saw blades00.00Proposal for new project received11/29/2022
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ISO/PWI 22847-2
Tools for woodworking - Safety — Part 2: Requirements for the shank of shank mounted milling tools/circular saw blades00.00Proposal for new project received11/29/2022
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ISO/PWI 22847-3
Tools for woodworking - Safety — Part 3: Clamping devices00.00Proposal for new project received11/29/2022
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ISO 9265
Woodworking machines — Multi-spindle boring machines — Nomenclature90.93International Standard confirmedInternational Standard under periodical review10/14/2025Published 1988
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ISO 7988
Woodworking machines — Double-end tenoning machines — Nomenclature and acceptance conditions90.93International Standard confirmedInternational Standard under periodical review10/14/2025Published 1988
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* Description of International Harmonized Stage Codes
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Preliminary Stage
Technical committees or subcommittees may introduce into their work programmes, by a simple majority vote of their P-members, preliminary work items.
The committee shall evaluate the market relevance and resources required for all such items.
This stage can be used for the elaboration of a new work item proposal (see 2.3) and the development of an initial draft.
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Proposal Stage
Confirm that a new International Standard in the subject area is needed. A new work item proposal (NWIP) is submitted to the committee for vote.
When completing the ballot form, national bodies shall provide a statement justifying their decision (“justification statement”). If no such statement is provided, the positive or negative vote of a national body will not be registered and considered.
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Preparatory Stage
Usually a working group (WG) is set up by the parent committee to prepare the working draft (WD). The WG is made up of experts and a Convenor (usually the Project leader).
Successive WDs can be circulated until the experts are satisfied that they have developed the best solution they can.
The draft is then forwarded to the WG's parent committee who will decide which stage to go to next.
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Committee Stage
During this stage the draft from the working group is shared with the members of the parent committee.
If the committee uses this stage, the committee draft (CD) is circulated to the members of the committee who then comment and vote.
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Enquiry Stage
The Draft International Standard (DIS) is submitted to ISO Central Secretariat by the committee secretary.
It is then circulated to all ISO members who get 3 months to vote and comment on it.
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Approval Stage
This stage will be automatically skipped if the DIS has been approved
However, if the draft has been significantly revised following comments at the DIS stage (even if the DIS has been approved) committees can decide to carry out this stage.
If this stage is used, the Final Draft International Standard (FDIS) is submitted to ISO/Central Secretariat (ISO/CS) by the committee secretary.
The FDIS is then circulated to all ISO member for a two-month vote.
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Publication Stage
Only editorial corrections are made to the final text. It is published by the ISO Central Secretariat as an International Standard.
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Review Stage
Every three to five years, all ISO standards undergo a review to ensure they are relevant and up to date.
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Withdrawal Stage
Obsolete; technically inadequate; no longer generally acceptable to and used by the industry; inconsistent with law or established public policy;
not in the public interest; or otherwise inappropriate; and revision or amendment is not feasible or would serve no useful purpose