About BSI
BSI offers services and expertise in standards development, certification, training and assessment. BSI is the UK National Standards Body and works to improve quality, safety and well-being through standardization. BSI has specialized capabilities in areas including energy management, supply chain risk and digital security. BSI offers standards for guidance, training, certification and expertise to its clients.[3]
BSI assesses, certifies, tests and audits people, products and processes with the support of its experts. BSI offers consulting services for managing risk across an entire organization. BSI offers software solutions for managing audit, compliance and supply chain activities and regulatory information. BSI offers courses that are continually updated with the latest global trends and regulatory changes.[3]
BSI states a commitment to providing its clients with impartial and independent certification services. BSI does not provide management system or product consultancy services and certification services to the same client where there may be a conflict of interest.[3]
BSI collaborates with clients and partners across many industries. BSI works with partners to help shape standards for the common good. BSI describes its aim in digital trust as shaping society by developing a resilient digital future that respects privacy, safety, security and reliability. BSI provides information on the revision status of popular ISO standards, including ISO 9001 and ISO 45001. BSI embeds sustainability into its own business and services.[3]
Access to related modules is exclusive to module subscribers. In a tracked changes document, additions, deletions and other content revisions are displayed as underlined or strikethrough text. BSI recommends its own version of some standards for organisations operating in or with the UK.[4][5]
BS 6349-8:2026 provides recommendations covering the design and delivery of vehicle linkspans, ramps and seaport passenger boarding bridges. BSI's maritime structures code of practice covers structural elements and the integration of mechanical systems. BSI's revised maritime structures publication reflects modern procurement practices and contemporary design requirements. BS EN 13748-2:2004 specifies the materials, properties and methods of testing for unreinforced cement-bound terrazzo tiles that are factory made and sold ready to be placed. BSI's standard on terrazzo tiles for external use covers tiles intended for external use, including roofing applications, in pedestrian areas such as walkways, terraces, commercial centres and swimming pools.[7]
Between 2001 and 2010, a 12-part series of standards was developed covering the structural design, construction and maintenance of pavements using modular paving units. BSI's pavement design code of practice excludes the design of permeable pavements which collect, attenuate and provide a drainage feature. BSI's pavement design code of practice allows reused materials provided they meet the recommendations of the appropriate clauses. BSI's whistleblowing management systems guidelines provide a framework for establishing a whistleblowing system within an organization. Organizations worldwide increasingly want to introduce or improve internal policies and processes for handling whistleblowing. Whistleblowing is the act of reporting suspected wrongdoing or risk of wrongdoing.[4][8]
BSI's timber in joinery standard helps determine the characteristics and classify, by appearance, the quality of timber in joinery. Timber joinery is a traditional post and beam wood construction technique that connects wood members without metal fasteners. Flexible sheet heating elements are converted into heating units that are incorporated into the building according to the instructions.[2][4][5][9][10]
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