Have you ever wondered how an ISO standard is developed?
How is an ISO standard developed?
The key principles in standard development are:
- Standards respond to a need in the market.
- Standards are based on global expert opinion.
- Standards are developed through a multi-stakeholder process.
- Standards are based on a consensus.
You can learn more about this on the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) website here.
You can also get involved in standards development, whether you are a consumer or in business you can be part of the next generation of standards. Find out more about getting involved.
This week we have been certifying against ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 18001 in Coventry, London and Winchester.
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