On-demand webinars

To find out about the newest updates to AS / EN 91XX scheme and transition and how it will affect you join BSI's Global Head of Aerospace, Brendon Hill, for this free on-demand webinar.

Where you will hear about significant revisions to the A 9014-3 and AS 9104-3 and what it will mean for your organization. As well as the next generation OASIS database. 

As the aerospace and automotive sectors continue to rebuild following the COVID-19 pandemic and head forward on their journey to resilience, the pace of change and the adoption of new ways of working continues to present organizations with both challenges and opportunities.

Global Head of Automotive, Rob Brown and Global Head of Aerospace, Brendon Hill will compare and contrast the approaches being taken in both manufacturing sectors to reduce risk, build resilience, and inspire stakeholder trust. Jon Richardson, Aerospace Operations Manager, will share his first-hand experiences of performing remote assessments.

Over the last twelve months, the aerospace sector has been characterized by job insecurity, furlough, restructures, and mergers and acquisitions. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the global aerospace economy in 2021 and beyond, prioritizing people will be key to the industry’s ongoing recovery.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had industry-changing impacts on the global aerospace economy, and as the sector continues to build back better and stronger, BSI’s Global Head of Aerospace, Brendon Hill shared his projections and perspectives on how organizations can adapt and evolve for sustainable long term success.

Join BSI's Global Head of Aerospace, Brendon Hill, for this free on-demand webinar.

BSI helps organizations around the world improve their business performance and build resilience with the AS9100 series, training, assessment, and beyond. From counterfeit parts, cybersecurity, and supply chain management, there are many factors that aerospace organizations need to be aware of and proactively manage.

Download this on demand webinar today to hear from BSI's Global Head of Aerospace, Brendon Hill, as he shares an industry update for the upcoming new year.

Cybersecurity is a major concern for all industries. For the aerospace industry, a data breach or distributed denial of service (DDOS) cyberattack could not only expose proprietary information, divert resources and interrupt production, it can also be deadly.

This on demand webinar addresses how both current and future interconnected flight management, entertainment and communication services (plus others) create a complex web of data exposure and vulnerability.

Download this on demand webinar to hear from BSI's Global Head of Aerospace, Brendon Hill, as he considers the risks, levels of understanding and the various frameworks available to mitigate the risks of counterfeit part introduction, such as AS5553, AS6081 and ISO 6174, ISO 12931, ISO 16678.

Download this on demand webinar featuring BSI's Global Head of Aerospace, Brendon Hill, to hear how you can drive improvement in your organization with the process approach.

Download this on demand webinar to hear from BSI's Global Head of Aerospace, Brendon Hill, on how AS 9110 certification can benefit MROs.

To really drive improvement, you need metrics that are relevant, and linked to both the top-level business objectives and to the needs of the internal customer; get these right and you will always meet the needs of the external customer! Download this on demand webinar to hear from BSI's Global Head of Aerospace, Brendon Hill, on how to effectively apply the process approach in aerospace.

Download this on demand webinar to hear from BSI's Global Head of Aerospace, Brendon Hill, as he considers the risks, levels of understanding and the various frameworks available to mitigate the risks of counterfeit part introduction, such as AS5553, AS6081 and ISO 6174, ISO 12931, ISO 16678.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had industry-changing impacts on the global aerospace economy. In April, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) estimated that airline passenger revenues will decrease by $314 billion in 2020 as a result of the Coronavirus.

What’s this webinar about?

Want an inside track on how the automotive industry is responding to the challenges of managing safety in the era of intelligent, connected and increasingly automated vehicles? This webinar will cover some of the hottest topics including the latest on the new SOTIF standard, using operational design domain (ODD) to manage safety risks AND define capabilities of automated vehicles; real-time monitoring; connected and automated vehicles (CAVs) and the law; as well as a panel discussion of the issues.

What’s this PAS 1899 launch webinar about?

The Electric Vehicle (EV) charging experience should be a positive one for all users, including people with disabilities and older people. PAS 1899:2022 is a new specification on accessible public chargepoints for electric powered vehicles. It covers the design and placement of chargepoints, including the location spacing and surrounding environment, as well as the information, signals and indicators to be provided. This webinar will explain why accessible charging is needed; what the standard includes; and how to put it into practice.

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. Delegates will hear from senior UK Government policy-makers, industry experts and local transport authorities.

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. 

How do you protect your workers and your consumers?

Rob Brown, BSI's Global Product and Program Champion for automotive and Kate Field, BSI’s Global Head of Health, Safety and Wellbeing share some insights on best practices and what to look out for as we gradually return to work.

Watch the on-demand webinar presented by Rob Brown, BSI’s Global Head of Automotive, as he takes you through the latest revision of the ‘IATF Global Waivers and Measures in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic (COVID-19)’ document.

Hear from Rob Brown, BSI's Global Product and Program Champion for automotive as he shares insights into the changes to the new potential Failure Mode and Effects Analysis manual (FMEA)

This is a 30-minute overview with some time for questions and answers.

Watch this informative webinar discussing the cyber threats that are affecting the automotive sector.

IATF 16949:16 requires automotive manufacturers and suppliers to comply with a number of contingency plans in relation to cyber-attacks on information technology systems and infrastructure disruptions.

Fostering positive culture and well-being in the automotive supply chain.

ISO 45001 is the first internationally-recognized standard, increasingly mandated in the automotive supply chain, that provides a framework necessary to establish and maintain an occupational health and safety management system.

Now the IATF 16949 transition dead-line has passed, Rob Brown, Global Product Champion for Automotive at BSI Group shares post-transition analysis; how the sector fared, lessons learned and a look to the future in respect to sanctioned interpretations.

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.

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.

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.

Keep up to date on the changes in the automotive sector.

What’s this IFE Evacuation lift design webinar about?

This is your chance to join the discussion on the future of evacuation lift design in fire engineering.

At this webinar, run in partnership with the IFE, we’re looking at how fire engineering practice has evolved to accommodate the inclusion of evacuation lifts in residential buildings and sharing insights into recommendations from standards and technical policy.

What’s this IFE Fire Testing webinar about?

Given some of the process challenges currently faced in the fire testing industry, this webinar analyses the latest research and suggests how digital innovation may hold the key to unlocking some solutions.

We’ll also take the opportunity to recap on fire testing procedures in accordance with key BS and EN standards, and to address the potential impacts of removing BS 476 from Approved Doc B.

What’s this BIM webinar about?

Ten years on from the publication of PAS 1192-2 in 2013, this half day webinar explores the impact the UK Building Information Modelling (BIM) Programme has had on the built environment.

It will cover the past, present and future of information management and BIM as well as give participants the chance to feedback on the BS EN ISO 16950 series as both Parts 1 and 2 approach their systematic ISO review.

What’s this Fire Safety Requirements webinar about?

Join us for a deep dive into the Building Safety Act 2022 requirements now placed on duty holders to develop and submit fire safety information and deliverables. Note the requirements differ significantly from the existing building control regime.

With speakers from HSE and IFE, this webinar will describe and explain the process that fire engineers and fire safety consultants should adopt when supporting the principal accountable person in the development of fire safety information and deliverables that will be assessed during the three Gateways.

What’s this webinar about?

In collaboration with the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), we’ll provide an overview of the RIBA plan of work (PoW) and updates on efforts to develop a “standards overlay” to it.

What’s this modern methods of construction webinar about?

We’re launching a project to develop a new PAS (PAS 8700) on offsite construction of residential buildings.

To ensure participation and achieve the broadest level of consensus, this webinar will provide an outline of the proposed PAS document and what it intends to achieve. It will include outputs from scoping workshops, a potential contents list, and the project plan that includes ways to get involved.

What’s this Built Environment Committees webinar about?

Have you ever wanted to understand how standards come about and how you can influence their contents?

This session will provide an overview of the BSI committee structure in the built environment and fire sectors, how standards are produced and explain how stakeholders can get involved with standards development.

What’s this PAS 2080 webinar about?

We’ve revised PAS 2080 on how to manage and reduce carbon in the built environment. This webinar covers the detail on the revision.

It will highlight the changes, including to general principles and components of the carbon management process; and to its application, including how to create collaborative ways of working to reduce carbon and increase value across the whole life of buildings and infrastructure.

What’s this Facilities Management webinar about?

Facilities management (FM) is a professional discipline that touches every organization, and a host of standards support it. This webinar will:

• Introduce the suite of facility management standards which support FM activities throughout the whole life cycle – from the pre-design stage to leaving a space
• Highlight the role of BS EN ISO 41001, on developing, implementing and maintaining effective facilities management
• Introduce BSI’s Facility Management Infographic, a resource explaining where standards can support FM activities

What’s this Planning Gateway One (PGO) Webinar about?

Planning gateway one (PGO) was introduced in August 2021 to ensure that relevant high-rise developments consider fire safety at the earliest stages. This webinar, co-hosted by BSI and the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE), will provide an overview of PGO and the roles of the statutory consultee and local planning authority.

It will cover learning and feedback received to date, how best to prepare a fire statement for submission, and common themes from previous submissions.  

Whats this on-demand webinar about?

The on-demand webinar will cover carbon management in infrastructure and its implications, including Carbon Incentives and Liquidated Damages, and what you need to know. The panel will also focus on NEC contract clause X29 implications and how PAS 2080 and X29 can be met via technology.

What’s this webinar about?

As the UK’s national standards body, BSI establishes thought leadership across an array of sectors.  This session will focus on the built environment sector and will discuss the thematic areas BSI is focusing on in 2023. This will cover the key challenges and drivers, and what BSI is doing to support practitioner performance and resilience within those areas.

What’s this webinar about?

BSI’s Global Built Environment Summit aims to help the construction sector adopt the transformative new technologies, tools and processes now available to the industry. On the afternoon of 1 December the focus is on modern methods of construction (MMC). We’ll cover the role of standards in opening up national and international markets; how to reduce risk around offsite solutions in the UK housing market; and the possible take up and use of the Platform Rulebook.

What’s this webinar about?

BSI’s Global Built Environment Summit aims to help the construction sector adopt the transformative new technologies, tools and processes now available to the industry. On the morning of 1 December, quality management and value-based decision-making are in the spotlight. These have always been integral to success in the sector, but are evolving. This webinar explores the latest thinking and tools for both.

What’s this webinar about?

BSI’s Global Built Environment Summit aims to help the construction sector adopt the transformative new technologies, tools and processes that are now available to the industry. On the afternoon of 30 November, the focus is on cyber-physical infrastructure such as digital twins and smart robotic systems.

This half-day virtual event will explore how such systems, based on our national infrastructure, could help maximize the economic, social, and environmental value we derive from the built environment. You’ll hear the latest news on the national digital twin programme and about project exemplars that already integrate cyber-physical systems, as well as join a discussion on the holistic management of cyber-physical security.

What’s this webinar about?

In this opening session of BSI’s Global Built Environment Summit we aim to help the construction sector better understand the latest happenings in the world of health, safety and wellbeing and the new supporting legislation and standards. In what amounts to the biggest set of wholesale building regulation changes in the last 40 years we will specifically focus on the impact of the Building Safety Act and the formation and operation of the new Building Safety Regulator who will oversee it. We will also explore what this new regime is likely to mean for the construction product sector in terms of their testing, certification and placing on the market. The session will conclude with a presentation on our new PAS that sets out best practice for designing a truly inclusive built environment that addresses the needs of people with neurocognitive profiles.  

What’s this BSI/IFE webinar about?

Approved Document B deals with the fire safety precautions that must be adhered to for the safety of occupants, firefighters and those close to a building in the event of a fire. In collaboration with the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE), this webinar will go over recent changes and upcoming amendments to the approved document and what they mean for users.

Implementing recommendations made by the Independent Grenfell Tower Inquiry, the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 come into force in January 2023. This webinar will cover the new regulations, what is expected and why.

The Building Safety Act 2022 represents the biggest set of wholesale building regulation changes in the last 40 years. Construction businesses should know how it will affect them. This short webinar will provide a practical understanding of the Act and what it will mean for the built environment sector.

What’s this Competence for the Fire Safety Professional webinar about?

In the wake of the Grenfell Tower disaster, Dame Judith Hackitt’s review identified a critical lack of competence in the UK construction sector. The Institution of Fire Engineers now believes that professional registration is the best way for fire safety practitioners to demonstrate their competence. This webinar will explore the competence landscape, outline options for fire safety professionals and discuss third-party enhancements that have been or will be introduced soon.

What’s this BS 8644-1 webinar about?

This webinar will introduce and examine BS 8644-1:2022 – a standard developed in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire, which gives recommendations on the digital management of fire safety information. The webinar will bring users together with the standard’s authors to discuss the development of the standard, receive feedback, and answer questions.

CROSS is the Collaborative Reporting for Safer Structures (CROSS) scheme – a confidential reporting system that captures and shares lessons learned from structural safety issues in the UK construction sector. This webinar will provide an overview of the developments that have expanded CROSS to now additionally incorporate fire safety lessons learned.

What’s this Quality Management in the Built Environment webinar about?

BS 99001:2022 is a new British Standard on how to apply the international quality management (QM) standard BS EN ISO 9001:2015 in the built environment (BE).

This one-hour webinar session will cover the importance of QM within the built environment, why the industry asked for this standard, how to use it, and the benefits it can deliver.

This is our annual day-long session on the digital transformation underway in the built environment. This year a wealth of high-profile industry leaders and subject matter experts will focus on the main digital challenges currently faced by the industry, start-ups that are reshaping the landscape and their social and environmental value and the available standards, guidance and tools supporting the digital transformation journey.

With the Built Environment Competence Standards (BECS) programme progressing, this session will provide updates on regulatory drivers, including the Building Safety Bill and regulations, the role and activities of the new Building Safety Regulator, the publication of three new PAS documents and the new BSI technical Committee CPB/1 and its future work programme.

What climate-related risks are present in the built environment, and how do we start to measure and manage them effectively?

This presentation will study the intersection between climate and the built environment to provide a holistic understanding of the factors involved, exploring such topics as:

• Climate Resilience/Adaptation vs Mitigation
• Climate-related regulations and their relationship to the industry
• Integrating an uncertain climate risk into project planning
• Incorporating low-carbon materials and processes into the construction and operation of projects.

In this webinar we will dive into the value of collecting and analyzing data on a wide range of sustainability-related factors — including energy and resource use, greenhouse gas emissions, and supply chain performance — which leaders can use to help their organizations generate the deep insights they need to guide their sustainability-related decisions and initiatives and improve their overall resource efficiency. We will cover:

• A skim of the landscape of the types of technological innovation available in buildings
• Some of the key advantages of strategically implementing data-driven solutions
• Guidance on when to look to technology for an answer, and when to consider other options first
• Common mistakes made when introducing tech to your existing processes

This session will update the sector on the latest developments helping the built environment achieve net zero, specifically:

• The concrete industry’s route map to net zero and the role of new materials
• How the revision to PAS 2080 on carbon management is incorporating new thinking
• The latest developments on how new energy efficiency products can be included in funded whole-house retrofits and standards

This session explores the latest net zero commitments and developments impacting the energy sector, including challenges, solutions, key learnings, action points and the role of standards in enabling the sector’s net zero journey.

This webinar looks at the newly revised BS 8536:2022 on using information and data to maximize the value that owners and operators derive from a built asset throughout its lifecycle. Participants will hear about key aspects of the standard and the presentations are followed by a Q&A session.

This webinar provides an overview of the Framework standards being updated this year. It highlights revisions to existing standards (such as BS 8536), progress on new standards (such as ISO 19650-4 and Flex 1965), and explains how these documents will impact the UK BIM Framework in 2022.

This webinar focuses on the Code for Construction Product Information (CCPI). We are reminding construction product manufacturers about the “how” and “why” of applying the CCPI to “spring clean” and raise the standard of their product information, as well as introducing BSI Identify, which supports some CCPI requirements.

Whether your interest lies in knowing how a building performs in order to improve its efficiency, learn its impact on the well-being of users, or check for any discrepancy between the intended environmental performance and the performance in use - this webinar helps you get up to speed on a new standard for conducting consistent building performance evaluations.

On the 15 November 2021 both ourselves and Kier came together to discuss how to achieve sustainable results through collaboration and building information modelling (BIM). We discuss where the link between BS ISO 44001 collaborative working and ISO 19560 building information modelling (BIM) are vital.  

This webinar updates and informs participants on the industry initiatives and projects, led by the Green Construction Board (GCB), that are helping the UK infrastructure sector achieve net zero by 2050.

This session introduces PAS 2038:2021, a new standard on retrofitting energy efficiency measures in non-domestic buildings. It covers what’s in the standard, the differences between energy retrofits of domestic and non-domestic properties and government policy towards non-domestic retrofits.

This webinar supports the launch of the newly revised standard BS 8210:2020 facilities maintenance management. Code of practice. It explains why and how the standard was updated from the 2012 version; plus the BSRIA (Building Services Research and Information Association) covers why the standard is important to its members, and the IWFM (Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management) presents on the changing workplace.

As part of BSI’s net zero week, this session considers some of the tools and approaches currently available to help the built environment sector achieve net zero.

This one-day virtual event looked at the rapidly growing fire safety market and answers key questions around what’s changing, the likely impacts, emerging trends, and how knowledge can be shared between the fire and construction sectors to help meet the new challenges.

Exploiting BSI’s unique access to emerging knowledge, this one-day virtual event was designed to help the construction sector adopt the transformative new technologies, tools and processes now available to the industry.

The event was physically reconfigured into a virtual event but still provided a uniquely insightful and comprehensive examination of leading-edge digital technologies that are set to shape the future of construction, delivered by experts.

COVID-19 has brought a new urgency to existing work on reimagining offices. They need to be made more adaptable, more supportive of health and wellbeing, and enablers of greater productivity. But how? To discuss this, we ran a webinar on 9 December 2020 to look at the role of smart technologies in the workplaces of the future.

BSI’s Net Zero Week provides a multi-sectoral view of the collective challenges that must be met for the UK to reach our net zero carbon emissions target by 2050. This session looks at current challenges for the food sector around performance, and outlines some key initiatives towards achieving net zero in the food chain.  

This webinar is about the digital transformations happening in support of the food system. These include technical and digital advances in production, and innovations like crop robotics; the potential for data sharing and collaboration; and the changes wrought by the accelerated change to online vs. offline commerce.

As part of BSI’s net zero week, this session focuses on the challenges and opportunities in the food chain and considers some of the tools and approaches currently available to help the sector and related segments achieve net zero.

What’s this BS 30416, Menstruation, menstrual health and menopause in the workplace – Guide event about?

How aware is your business of what employees who menstruate and experience menopause need? And how well adapted is it? For help with creating a workplace environment that’s suitable for everyone, BSI is publishing the world’s first British Standard on menstrual and menopausal health - BS 30416, Menstruation, menstrual health and menopause in the workplace – Guide

What’s this AI in healthcare webinar about?

With concern over the use of AI very much in the news, it’s timely that BSI has collaborated with the sector to produce BS 30440 Validation framework for the use of AI within healthcare. This webinar will provide the background on how the standard came to be, why it’s needed, what’s covered and the benefits of using it. 

These webinars are be a chance to dive into topics surrounding Organizational Health & Safety. Over the 1st and 2nd of November 2022, we focused on topics such as: psychological health, climate change and OH&S, inclusiveness in OH&S, performance evaluation, a more effective ISO 45001, and controlling infectious diseases.

What’s the webinar on quality and competence in medical laboratories about?

BS EN ISO 15189:2022 Medical laboratories. Requirements for quality and competence is the updated international standard on requirements for quality and competence in medical laboratories. This webinar will break down the key changes to help pathology services prepare for their transition to the new version when it is published.

With an emphasis on regulatory compliance and patient safety, this year’s virtual conference will examine the continuing changes in the global medical devices market, post pandemic. In particular we’ll be focusing on devices’ regulation in a global market, UK and EU medical device and IVD regulations and sustainability in medical devices.

This webinar looks at the current legal obligations in relation to mental health and well-being at work, and explores how the guidance in BS ISO 45003 – the world’s first standard on psychological health and safety at work – can help employers not only comply with the law, but build a healthy organization where employees flourish.

This webinar is designed to help construction and the wider built environment sector take steps to shift an outdated mindset around mental health and well-being. We’ll discuss the actions and tools available to help change workplace cultures, reduce stigma, and improve the resources that support good mental health.

This event features a global cast of occupational health and safety (OH&S) experts examine the why and how of achieving better OH&S performance. Day 1 coverswhy occupational health and safety management – including psychological health – should be a priority for every small and service sector business; and how they should implement it to suit their business and protect all workers. Day 2 covers evaluating OH&S performance, emerging trends and future OH&S management standards.

Between now and 2050, there will be a rapid increase in the number of people aged over 65 – 18% of UK population was above 65 in 2016, expected to increase to 25% in 2050. This webinar will discuss the implications and in particular how we can adapt our communities to support the needs of individuals with dementia.

As part of BSI’s Net Zero Week, this webinar will explore several areas critical to carbon reduction in healthcare. Presentations will be followed by a roundtable discussion and Q&A.

This webinar introduces one new and one revised, British Standard on water safety. It explains their roles and inter-relationships with other British Standards on water quality; and sets out how they all contribute to the creation of holistic and effective Water Safety Plans (WSPs) capable of protecting those exposed to water sources, from infection and other hazards.

Via an expert panel discussion and a Q&A, this webinar explores the role standards play in tackling NHS-wide patient safety concerns and how standards can benefit safe NHS procurement going forward.

As part of BSI’s net zero week, this webinar aims to progress the net zero conversation within the healthcare sector, and in particular illustrate how BSI can help.

What’s this webinar about? 

ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management has been updated to reflect new business practices, such as remote working and increased dependencies on cloud services. We join Infosecurity Magazine to discuss the changes to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Information Security and put them into the context of your business.

What’s this webinar about? 

Building trustworthiness in artificial intelligence systems can help organizations – including those who want to procure and use AI services – prevent misplaced trust and facilitate the safe and secure adoption of AI technologies. 

In this webinar, we’ll share insights into trustworthy AI, taken from the research work conducted by BSI as part of the AI Standards Hub, as well as tapping into the latest thinking from relevant ISO/IEC committees. 

Secure your information in the new digital age with ISO/IEC 27001:2022

What’s this Sharing data, saving lives webinar about?

If the built environment sector could systematically share design risk data across projects, programmes and asset owners, it could reap significant safety and economic benefits.

On 8 November we’re running a short webinar to explore the findings of a six-month project run by the HSE in collaboration with Atkins, the Open Data Institute and Metis Digital on how design risk data can be shared, and assessing how the sector can realize the benefits in practice.

Is your business using AI to its advantage? Continuing our popular Digital World series, this webinar will look at the rapidly growing market for artificial intelligence. We’ll go over the current AI standards portfolio, look at the future of AI and provide an update on the AI Standards Hub, as well as introduce ISO/IEC 42001, the upcoming international AI management system standard.

Continuing our popular Digital World series, this webinar is tackling cybersecurity. We will discuss the latest revisions to the ISO/IEC 27000 series of infosec standards and examine how these are addressing current trends and emerging threats. We’ll also explain how the changes can help businesses, how the standards will impact the certification process and unlock opportunities.

A major reason why companies should increase their focus on sustainability is to achieve future competitiveness, yet only about one third of leading organizations have adopted digitalization solutions that enable improved decision-making processes to help them achieve sustainability goals. This webinar will examine why embracing technology, digital solutions and standardization as part of a well-planned and executed sustainability strategy at all levels will lead to better results.

Returning for a second year, this webinar will debate and discuss key data privacy issues through interactive panel discussions and keynotes. Specifically, we’ll cover the new ISO 27002 standard, responsible use of data, data protection both under GDPR and in the UK, digital identities, vendor risk management, and the Online Safety bill, plus we’ll host a lively discussion on the issues around privacy in the metaverse.

To improve patient treatment and make administration more efficient it’s essential to align and advance policies to unlock transformative digital innovation in the health care space. This digital health and data webinar will discuss how this can be done.

The ISO/IEC 27002 standard, which serves as a reference for establishing controls for information risk management, has been updated.

Join our expert Mike Edwards where he will take you through the key changes in the standard and how to best navigate your way through.

At this webinar Sabrina Feng who is the editor of the revised BS EN ISO/IEC 27002:2022, outlines the changes made to the standard, highlighting how this third edition has been modernized and simplified to make adoption easier, versatile and more effective; and detailing what the changes might mean for users of the standard.

This webinar will introduce to you what ISO standards are, and how implementing them, can help with a range of issues from information security to business continuity. We are also delighted to be joined by MacRoberts, a leading Scottish law firm, to share their experience of how ISO standards have helped their organization.

On 16 July 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union released its much-anticipated decision in the Schrems II case, invalidating the US-EU Privacy Shield and providing clarity around Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs). The decision had immediate implications for the future of international data flows and your business. This session explores them.

On January 31 2020, the UK left the European Union (EU) with the transition period formally ending on 31 December 2021. Yet there are still numerous questions that remain, among them how Brexit will affect the protection of personal data. This session explores the impact of Brexit on organizations operating in the UK and the EU, the developing landscape for cross-border data transfers following the Schrems II decision, and the converging standards for privacy and data protection compliance management.

What’s this PAS 2035/2030:2023: The Retrofit Standards Framework webinar about?

It’s critical that domestic energy retrofits are done to a high standard, which is set by PAS 2035/2030:2023 Retrofitting dwellings for improved energy efficiency. Specification and guidance.

This webinar will launch the 2023 updates to the standards, which will be free to download.

Our discussions will underline the importance of these standards, demonstrate how PAS 2035/2030 helps prevent damage to property, and give participants an update on developments in other areas of retrofit standards’ development.

Keep up to date on the latest webinars relating to UKCA.

As part of BSI’s Net Zero Week, this webinar discusses the opportunities that arise from bringing digital transformation to the design and assurance process, and the challenges faced in making this a reality.

As part of BSI’s net zero week, this session takes a whole-system view of the UK energy sector’s transition to low carbon and a net zero future. It features presentations from BEIS and Ofgem among others, and examines what it takes to transition to a low carbon future.

As part of BSI’s Net Zero Week – and with a focus on road transport – this session discusses the role emerging technologies are playing, supported by standards, in helping deliver zero-emission/carbon transport and vehicles.

What’s this Knowledge Management webinar about?

Knowledge is a key source of value for organizations and when it’s harnessed can help you mitigate operational and reputational risks, strengthen resilience, and enable agility and more effective decision-making.

This webinar will focus on the recently published BS 34401:2022 Knowledge management. Application of BS ISO 30401. Guide and Executive Briefing and explain how your business can use these documents to implement, review and improve a knowledge management system (KMS).

What’s this Benefits Management Webinar about?

Project management is in the spotlight at the moment, with some significant successes but, overall, success rates still leave a lot to be desired.  If a programme or project doesn’t realise the planned benefits it cannot be considered successful. Accordingly, the principles, processes and practices of benefits management need to be better and more consistently applied. BS 202002:2023 Applying benefits management on portfolios, programmes and projects – Guide was developed to meet this need and draws on experience from a range of different sectors including major projects that government delivers.  This webinar will tell participants how using this standard is likely to:

• Improve the success rate of projects, programmes and portfolios
• Make better use of scarce resources
• Achieve more consistent and predictable results
• Improve efficiency and risk management

What’s this Introducing BS ISO 45002 webinar about?

BS ISO 45001:2018 is the international occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements standard. The new BS ISO 45002:2023 Occupational health and safety management systems — General guidelines for the implementation of ISO 45001:2018 gives examples and guidance on how to implement the requirements in any type of organization, plus additional guidance on tackling the specific needs of individuals and groups of workers. This webinar will introduce BS ISO 45002 and share practical insights on how to use it.

What’s this post pandemic mental health at work webinar about?

This is the third in a one-day series of webinars on important topics within OH&S affecting all types of business. This last webinar will focus on the mental health fallout from the pandemic and how to deal with it.

What’s this preventing and managing infectious diseases at work webinar about?

The second in a one-day series on important topics within OH&S, this webinar will focus on why infectious diseases should remain a priority post COVID 19.

What’s this smart PPE and other digital monitoring technologies webinar about?

The first in a one-day series on important topics within OH&S, this webinar will examine emerging OH&S technologies, their pros and cons, and how to deploy them – with a particular focus on Smart PPE and other digital monitoring technologies.

What’s this Supporting the wellbeing of people webinar about?

What elements influence well-being in the workplace? This webinar will cover general well-being considerations and explore some of the key topics which are often overlooked in organizations:

• Ageism in the workplace and how we should embrace positive culture of ageing within the workforce
• Perimenopause and menopause, understanding the impact on individuals of any age; and how people can prepare themselves or interact with their line managers
• Well-being in the workplace in general and how organizations can help create a supportive environment

What is this webinar about?

Skills development has never mattered more to organizations than now because post-pandemic, many are facing labour and resource shortages and pressure to be both competitive and sustainable.

This webinar will discuss how the new BS ISO 30422 standard can help organizations ‘flex’ and manage learning and training to equip employees with knowledge, skills and capabilities that help improve organizational capability and contribute to the achievement of organizational goals.

This webinar discusses how organizations can adapt so individuals can have a meaningful career throughout their lives and remain in employment longer. It also considers how to enable those with carer responsibilities to stay in employment, as part of an organization’s diversity and inclusion considerations.

The financial sector can play a unique role in mobilizing capital to facilitate the transition to net zero, but needs greater integrity to build trust in financial products and related services. This webinar will explore the drivers of change, and how standards can help the industry adopt and demonstrate the principles of sustainable finance, so accelerating the necessary market transformation.  

This webinar is conceived as a wide-ranging discussion of the sector’s potential and ambitions in relation to sustainable events. Comments and input will be sought on BS ISO 20121, the international sustainable events standard, and information will be provided on how the sector can get involved in its revision.  

ESG management represents a way for organizations to provide visibility on both the environmental and social impact of their brand, as well as the control of data gathered on the topic. In this session, we discuss the key steps to take to build your ESG program.

The webinar provides an overview of the revised standard BS 65000 – Organizational Resilience. Code of Practice and encourages participants to formally comment on the draft.

This webinar provides an overview of the BS 25700- Organizational Responses to Modern Slavery standard laced with personal experience and expertise to make it more meaningful to the audience

Join BSI’s Quentin Dunstan to explore the key insights from the BSI Organizational Resilience Index Report 2021, and how our unique benchmarking tool can help leaders discover how resilient their organizations really are.

This webinar will take you through the process of a remote audit, how this differs from an on-site audit and how you can ensure this goes smoothly.

As part of BSI’s net zero week, this general introductory webinar explores the legislative drivers that are framing the UK Government’s response to net zero and how organizations can best adapt, both strategically and operationally. We ask what tools and techniques will help, and how greener investment (in projects and people) can be prioritized.

BS 8632 natural capital accounting for organizations, is a standard currently in development that will provide organizations with good practice for undertaking natural capital accounts. This webinar is suitable for those who might implement the standard, such as environmental economists, as well as those who might benefit from having robust information on natural capital.

This webinar explains how to get the most benefit from using this standard. BEIS is sponsoring 100,000 copies of BS ISO 50005:2021, the standard small and less complex companies use to manage their energy performance in a holistic and sustainable way. 

This webinar is composed of three 90-minute ‘chase the sun’ sessions on how quality management standards can be used to build sustained organizational success. The topics include agility and business continuity in a challenging environment, the importance of innovation and emerging technologies and why people are at the heart of achieving sustained success.

This webinar introduces BS ISO 31030:2021 Travel Risk Management. Guidance for organizations, a new international standard that supplies international best practice on how to achieve efficient and effective travel risk management.