Question

3) Which power standards did you have the greatest deficiency with

Answer 1

I’m missing the context — do you mean electrical/electronic power standards (e.g., IEC, IEEE, NEC, UL), energy-efficiency standards (DOE, ENERGY STAR), electromagnetic-compatibility and harmonics standards (IEC 61000 series, IEEE 519), safety standards for appliances/equipment (IEC 60335, IEC 62368, UL variants), or something else (project governance “power” or organizational power/authority standards)?

If you mean electrical/technical standards, here are common categories people struggle with:
- EMC and immunity (IEC 61000‑4.x, IEC 61000‑6.x)
- Harmonics and power quality (IEEE 519, EN 50160)
- Safety of IT/audio/AV equipment (IEC 62368), or of household appliances (IEC 60335)
- National electrical codes and wiring (NEC/NFPA 70, local codes)
- UL/CSA product safety certification requirements
- Energy-efficiency and standby power limits (DOE rules, ENERGY STAR)
- Grid interconnection and inverter standards (IEEE 1547, UL 1741)

If you want to answer the question (for a form or review), you can use this short template:
- Standard name/number
- Specific deficiency (what requirement you failed or lacked)
- Evidence (test failures, audit findings, missing documentation)
- Impact (safety, compliance, market access)
- Plan to remediate (actions, owner, timeline)

Tell me which context applies and, if available, list the standards you worked with or the audit/test findings — I can help identify the areas of greatest deficiency and propose a remediation plan.