What are the Document Status definitions?

What are the Document Status definitions?

The following are the definitions for the various statuses that may be assigned to a document.
  • Inactive - A Standard or Safety Guideline that is not currently supported by the global technical committee.
  • Replaced - A Standard or Safety Guideline that has been discontinued in favor of a new Standard or Safety Guideline bearing a different designation.
  • Superseded - A Standard or Safety Guideline that has been replaced by a newer version of the Standard or Safety Guideline bearing the same designation number but a newer date.
  • Withdrawn - A Standard or Safety Guideline that has been discontinued.
  • Removed - A Standard of Safety Guideline that is no longer available due to a technical flaw or legal issue.

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