fix: correct ISO standard reference in Pset_Risk description#1026
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Change ISO 3864 to ISO 7010 for annotation symbol reference. ISO 3864 defines safety sign design principles (shapes, colours, layouts), while ISO 7010 is the registered catalogue of specific safety sign symbols. Since the context refers to a specific annotation symbol, ISO 7010 is the appropriate standard.
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For context, I'm a Chartered Safety & Health Practitioner working in UK renewables and regularly reference both standards in risk assessments and safety signage specifications. |
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Perhaps some further useful context, ISO 19650-6:2025 states: 
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Change ISO 3864 to ISO 7010 for annotation symbol reference. ISO 3864 defines safety sign design principles (shapes, colours, layouts), while ISO 7010 is the registered catalogue of specific safety sign symbols. Since the context refers to a specific annotation symbol, ISO 7010 is the appropriate standard.