International standards for caveats

["Ronald Schwarz" <RSchwarz -at- cosmocom -dot- com>]

I work in a totally software production environment in a
telecommunications equipment manufacturer. 

Can someone please remind me of the international standards governing
the use of caveats in user documentation? I need both the standards and
the content. The standards can include engineering standards. For
example, when can we use Note, Information, Warning, or Caution? The
type of warning and the icon that accompanies it are what I need.

I believe I wandered off the beaten path and need help to get on track.

Ronald Schwarz

Senior Technical Writer 

CosmoCom, Inc.
121 Broad Hollow Road
Melville, NY 11747 USA
Phone:   +1 (631) 940-4320
Fax:     +1 (631) 930-3252
EMAIL:   RSchwarz -at- cosmocom -dot- com
URL:      http://www.cosmocom.com
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