SLBS Observes World Standards Day 2024 On October 14, 2024, the Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS), joined the rest of the world in observing World Standards Day. The theme for World Standards Day this year was “Shared Vision for a Better World: Incorporating SDG 9 Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure.” The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) […]
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World Standards Day 2022 Press Engagement October 14 is celebrated as World Standards Day and like the rest of the World the Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards Bureau Slu held celebration activities. A Media Engagement was help at the Conference Room of the Bureau’s office in Bisee Castries. As part of our celebration were a
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Vacancy The Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS) appreciates your interest in employment with us. Currently we have no open vacancies. Please come back for any updated positions.
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See below a list of frequently asked questions and the responses. Contact the Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards if your questions are not below or have not been answered adequately. 1.What is SLBS doing about establishments that do not practice food hygiene? The Ministry of Health is the regulatory agency for food establishments. For its
The Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS) under the Chapter 13.25 is authorized to examine goods imported and manufactured locally to determine compliance with mandatory standards. As of January 3rd 2003, the monitoring of goods manufactured in and imported into Saint Lucia has been effected through the Compulsory Standards Compliance Programme. The Compulsory Standards Compliance
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The Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS) has withdrawn from the market non-conforming transformers because of possible risk to the health and safety of consumers. An assessment of the product brand Trisonic Step Up and Down Transformers, models TS-401-3P, TS-402-3P & TS-405-3P and Seven Star Step Up and Down Transformers, models ST-200U/D, indicate that the
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NOTICE The public is advised of the closure of all SLBS locations on Friday 19th October 2018. This is to allow all employees to attend an important meeting. Regular services will resume on Monday 22 October 2018. Thank you for your understanding.
