Standards Library

The world's most widely adopted QMS standard. Clause-by-clause guide covering context, leadership, planning, support, operation, performance evaluation, and improvement.

Edition status: Current edition listed. Existing guide is retained as legacy learning material pending technical revision.

The definitive guide to auditing any management system - principles, audit programme management, and auditor competence.

Edition status: Current edition listed. Existing guide is retained as legacy learning material pending technical revision.

Sector-specific QMS for petroleum, petrochemical, and natural gas industries - ISO 9001 extended for the energy sector.

GMP-integrated quality management for primary packaging materials for medicinal products.

Requirements for translation service providers - processes, competence, and quality management for professional translation.

DMAIC, waste elimination, process capability, and Total Quality Management - concept by concept.

The global standard for OH&S management systems. Covers hazard identification, risk assessment, worker participation, and continual improvement.

OSHA, NEBOSH, NIOSH, IOSH, and ISO 45001 compared side by side.

The international standard for environmental management. Covers environmental policy, planning, implementation, checking, and management review.

Principles and requirements for quantification and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions and removals.

Edition status: ISO 14064 is a multi-part series. For organizational GHG accounting, ISO 14064-1:2018 is the current applicable part. This overview is not a substitute for the current, applicable part.

Requirements for bodies that undertake validation and verification of greenhouse gas assertions.

Competence requirements for validation and verification teams for greenhouse gas statements.

Principles, requirements, and guidelines for quantification of the carbon footprint of products.

Principles, requirements, and guidance for achieving and demonstrating carbon neutrality.

U.S. EPA regulatory requirements explained clause by clause - Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, RCRA, CERCLA, and TSCA.

Preview of ISO 20001, currently under development - food loss and waste management systems.

The international standard for information security management systems. Covers risk assessment, security controls, and continual improvement.

Requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving an IT service management system.

The first international standard for AI management systems. Covers AI governance, risk management, and responsible AI development.

Requirements for bodies operating certification of persons - ensuring competence and impartiality.

Edition status: Current edition listed. Existing guide is retained as legacy learning material pending technical revision.

Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of management systems.

Management system for educational organizations - requirements for learner-centered education.

Edition status: Current edition listed. Existing guide is retained as legacy learning material pending technical revision.

ISO 21001, 29993, 29994, and 29995 compared and connected - the complete education standards landscape.

Requirements and competences for terminology work in language services.

Requirements for interpreting services in legal settings including courts and tribunals.

Requirements for interpreting services in healthcare settings.

General guidelines and principles for community interpreting.

Quality requirements for simultaneous interpreting in conference settings.

Edition status: Historical guide only. Not a current requirements source.

Requirements for the process of full and light post-editing of machine translation output.

Requirements for legal translation services including competence and quality.

Guidance for translation projects including project management and quality assurance.

Framework for evaluating the quality of machine translation output.

Interactive concept map covering crystal structures, phase diagrams, polymers, composites, and nanomaterials.