Australian Technical Infrastructure Alliance (ATIA) Meets in Melbourne, AUS

Written By Leesa Maroske

Trust doesn’t happen by accident.

It relies on a connected system of organisations working together across accreditation, standards, measurement and conformity assessment.

Earlier this month, JASANZ joined fellow members of the Australian Technical Infrastructure Alliance (ATIA) in Melbourne to discuss the future of Australia’s quality infrastructure. The meeting reinforced the value of collaboration across the organisations that make up that system.

Accreditation is one part of a much bigger picture. Together with our ATIA partners, JASANZ helps strengthen the systems that support businesses, regulators and communities every day. By sharing expertise and working together, we build trust, support innovation and enable trade.

ATIA brings together Australia’s four quality infrastructure organisations:

  • National Measurement Institute (NMI)

  • Standards Australia

  • National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA)

  • JASANZ

From left: Alison Drury, Department of Industry, Science and Resources; Dr Victoria Coleman, Chief Metrologist, National Measurement Institute; Rod Balding, CEO, Standards Australia; Deb Anton, CEO, National Measurement Institute; Jennifer Evans, CEO, NATA; Brendon Moo, Head of Strategic Engagement and Communications, NATA; and Brett Hyland, Stakeholder Engagement Manager, NATA.

Leesa Maroske
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