Industrial

    ISO 14001:2015 published

    ISO 14001, the environmental management systems standard, is now available. The standard has undergone its first revision for 10 years and was published on 15 September 2015.

    Published date:

    16/09/2015


    EU pollution regulations raise concerns in the UK

    The UK's Minister for Air Quality, Rory Stewart, has commented on the proposed European emissions levels for ammonia pollution. The levels were discussed at the EU Council and Stewart is concerned by some specifics in the plan.

    Published date:

    23/07/2015


    New app helps keep retailers up-to-date on regulatory changes

    A new mobile app has been developed by Bureaus Veritas Consumer Products Services (BVCPS) to help retailers, brands, manufacturers and importers stay updated on standards and regulations.

    Published date:

    18/07/2015


    ISO 50001 awarded to European tyre plant

    A tyre factory situated in Burgos, Spain, and falling under the umbrella of the Bridgestone manufacturing firm, has secured ISO 50001 certification.

    Published date:

    10/07/2015


    ISO sets much-needed international standards for mining reclamation

    To make certain that mining does not lead to environmental hazards, and that a sustainable reclamation approach is chosen, mining projects should include a plan to reclaim the exhausted mines. But this is not always the case. Reinhard Reinartz, Chairman of mining standards committee ISO/TC82, explains the need for standards in mining.

    Published date:

    07/07/2015


    ISO 22301. Enabling business continuity in a world of climate change

    While opinions are divided over its causes, there is little dispute that climate change is not only a significant global problem, but also one that has the power to cause serious disruption to business supply chains and the community as a whole.

    Published date:

    07/07/2015


    The role of ISO 25745 in today’s landscape

    Industrial, regulation, health and safety, ISO TC 178, energy, energy performance, escalators, moving walks, environment, energy consumption, global warming, living standards, energy demand, buildings, built environment, lighting, heating, IT, security, guidelines, Kyoto agreement, EU, lifts, ISO 25245, Vienna agreement, standards, energy efficiency, building developers, building owners, lift, escalators and moving walk manufacturers, lift, escalators and moving walk installers, lift, escalators and moving walk maintenance providers, consultants, architects

    Published date:

    06/07/2015


    10 reasons international standards make great business sense

    An article on the Quality Digest website suggests there are ten ways standards registration adds value to your business.

    Published date:

    26/06/2015


    Questions raised over safety of chinese steel

    The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills is to hold a meeting to evaluate the level of possible risk imposed by steel products imported from China. Key players in the steel and construction industries will attend the meeting, which is scheduled to happen early this month.

    Published date:

    04/06/2015


    What PAS 7000 means for your business

    When PAS 7000 launched in November 2014 businesses suddenly had access to a specification designed to increase supply chain visibility, boost manageability, and reduce waste along the supply chain as a whole.

    Published date:

    30/05/2015