Keep up to date on the changes in the automotive sector

In this webinar, BSI join the SMMT to discuss the challenges the industry and organizations have in regards to electric vehicles. This session covers the current roles that standards are playing in battery manufacture, methods of charging, charge point mobility access, and sustainability-related issues and address any questions you may have in these areas.

In this webinar, our team of experts explain not only what’s happening in the supply chains, but how to ensure you remain a trusted partner by protecting information assets and identifying opportunities from digitization.

In this webinar, BSI’s Global Head of Automotive, Rob Brown, and TISAX Scheme Manager, Dennis Krieger, discuss the benefits of the TISAX assessment scheme, how TISAX enhances information security and complements other infosec standards, the steps to achieving a TISAX label and much more.

In this webinar, we discuss how to make the right design choices to drive sustainability throughout the asset lifecycle – especially on the interconnected issues of material selection, fuelling and power sources, repair and maintenance, and end-of-life recovery.​

Looking forward to 2022, it is important to understand what’s down the road and how best to navigate through the new regulations

Join Rob Brown, BSI’s Global Head of Automotive as he discusses upcoming regulations, an IATF update, the latest on Project Endeavour and an overview of ISO 26262.

In response to the Coronavirus pandemic the IATF has recently released its updated global waivers and measures.

Hear from BSI’s Global Head of Automotive, Rob Brown, as he provides background to the “CARA” initiative, everything IATF certified clients need to know to prepare for its introduction, scenarios under which an IATF remote audit may be permitted, and how they work. 

There is no better time than now to start discussing how to drive a positive culture of care. There has been a signficant cultural shift towards mental health and how to introduce a new best practice model for priortizing your people. 

In this webinar we discuss the right culture for unlocking people's potential and identifying what the best practice is for the workplace well-being and how it can create a more resilient organization.

The UK has set a target to ban sales of new combustion-engine vehicles by 2030, making way for a new era of cleaner zero-emission vehicles. This webinar explores the issues in creating the charging infrastructure for zero-emission vehicles by 2030 and looks at the broader role UK’s energy system needs to play to support the 2030 target.

As the automotive industry embraces a growing number of technologies across an increasingly global supply chain, information security requires increased focus. To help, TISAX® has been introduced, addressing specific information security risks in the automotive supply chain, closely aligning to the established ISO/IEC 27001 standard.  Find out more in this on demand webinar.

Connected and automated vehicle (CAV) technologies present significant and potentially transformational opportunities – for society and the individual, contributing to safer roads and less congestion, as well as greener and more accessible transport.

In this on-demand webinar hear from three expert speakers. Nick Fleming, Head of Sector, Transport and Mobility for BSI Standards, Rob Brown, Global Head of Automotive for BSI Assurance and Head of Safety at autonomous driving software company, Oxbotica, Dr Alexandro Badea-Romero as they share insights in to the world of CVA.

Delivered as a live webinar in April 2021, BSI’s Global Head of Automotive, Rob Brown, provided an update on the latest IATF 16949 certificate numbers, top major and minor nonconformities of 2020, Rules 5th Edition Sanctioned Interpretations, including the new performance-based audit day calculation, and the latest IATF 16949 scheme initiatives update.

BSI’s Global Head of Automotive, Rob Brown, reflects on the new automotive landscape following COVID-19, and what organizations operating in this sector should consider as they drive their return to work plans forward. He covers the impacts on the sector, the IATF response, getting the workforce back to work safely, and securing resilient and robust supply chains.

A new international standard is being prepared on the safety of the intended functionality (SOTIF) of connected road vehicles. SOTIF covers potentially hazardous behaviour caused by the performance limitations of a system, or its intended functionality. This webinar aimed to generate industry comments and help shape the UK’s position on this standard, increase the vehicle industry’s awareness and knowledge of this standard, and alert manufacturers on the need to share this standard’s requirements with their Tier 1 suppliers.