BS 202000, new standardization management system standard

BS 202000, the new standardization management system standard

Recorded: 27 October 2020 (13:30 - 15:00 UK time)

This webinar provides an overview of the recently published standard on standardization: BS 202000:2020 Standardization management system — Specification.

The webinar:

Explains how this standard aligns with current management system standards
Explains the core elements of the standard
Explains how to assess the maturity or compliance of current management system standards
Clarifies how effective deployment can lead to gaining competitive advantage
Provides some industry and Ministry of Defence (MOD) insights into the thinking behind the standard

We share initial thoughts on future builds of the standard that aim to bring in further operational benefits.

Who should attend the webinar?

Organizations of any size, in any sector, that use management systems standards and want to gain the most benefit from them.

What will participants gain?

A better understanding of BS 202000:2020 and the benefits of efficient and effective standardization management
Increased competence with standardization management leading to improved efficiencies
A better understanding of the work of DEF/1, BSI’s Strategic Defence Standardization Committee

Agenda

Welcome and introduction - Calum Sim
The Concept and BSI’s DEF/1 Committee - How the need came to develop this standard and how the standard was developed - Harry Mclernon
Standards and Standardization Management - What is a standard, where is it called up, how it is important, how it is used, what is Standardization Management, what are its elements - David Robinson
BS 202000 - A Standard for Standardization – The structure and elements of the standard and how it aligns with other Significant standards - John Clatworthy
Assessing effectiveness of deployment - How do you assess maturity against the needs of the standard. Continual gap analysis and improvement towards an optimal state
Competitive Advantage - Clear advantages from effective management of standards - Kishore Chandarana
Future Build - Enhancements to the standard to support effective deployment and continual evolvement for operational benefits - Harry Mclernon
Q & A session
Chairman’s Closure - Calum Sim

Calum Sim – Team Leader, UK Ministry of Defence’s Standardization Management Centre of Excellence (DStan)

In his role as the MOD’s Head of Standardization Calum has transformed the management and implementation of standards in the UK’s defence sector. As a NATO Principal Calum’s influence can also be seen in NATO’s renewed drive to maintain the technical relevance of its standards to meet the Alliances current and future capability targets. Nationally his commitment to the MOD’s strategic relationship with BSI has enabled several successes none more important than BS 202000, given the industry wide benefit it offers.

David Robinson – External Standards Manager, External Standardization Management, MBDA Missile Systems

David has worked in Quality and Standardization management for many years in different industries (which include the MOD active service, Facilities Management, Telecommunications, Broadband, TV services and now in Defence). In his current role David is the MBDA UK Standardization Manager and also sits on MBDA’s External Standardization Management Panel (MBDA UK FR IT GE). David has been instrumental in transforming the standardization management system within MBDA harmonising standardization management policy, processes and methods of working, this experience has been well utilised within the ADS and DEF/1 committees. David has been a proactive member of DEF/1 and supported the development and delivery of BS 202000.

Harry Mclernon – UK Standardization Manager, UK Ministry of Defence’s Standardization Management Centre of Excellence (DStan)

Harry is a mechanical and materials engineer with over 20 years’ experience in Defence Standardization Management, who has supported the UK MOD position both nationally and internationally in various Standardization Management forums and in NATO. He is the Defence Equipment and Support’s (DE&S) Specialist Fellow for Standardization Management and is responsible for the development and maintenance of the UK MOD’s portfolio of Defence Standards, delivering relevant and required standards to support Defence acquisition. Harry currently chairs and leads BSI’s Strategic Defence Standardization Committee (DEF/1) and the Materiel Standardization Harmonisation Team, a group of international Standardization experts providing best practice to both Europe and NATO.

John Clatworthy - European Business Development Officer, SAE International

John has worked within the Aerospace Industry for over 40 years. During his service with the British Army he achieved a degree in Mechanical Engineering at the Royal Military College of Science (RMCS), Shrivenham and was an Engineering Technical Officer responsible for military helicopter maintenance, serving in Germany, the Falkland Islands and UK. On leaving the military he spent 10 years with the UK’s Aerospace and Defence Trade Association, SBAC (now ADS) as manager of their aerospace standard parts and qualification programme. During this time he represented the industry on a number of national, European and International standards committees. John then worked for BAESYSTEMS as their military standards Engineering Professional Lead during which time he chaired the British Standards Aerospace Policy Committee (ACE/1) and represented BAE Systems on SAE International’s Aerospace Council. He now works for SAE International as one of their European business development staff in their London Office. John is currently chair of ACE/1 and a member of DEF/1, ACE/12 (Aerospace Fasteners) and ACE/65 (Aerospace Non-Metallic Materials Committee)

Kishore Chandarana – Group Head, Product Assurance Systems & Tools and External Standardization Management, MBDA Missile Systems

Kishore has significant experience in external standardization management strategy definition and deployment. This has been built on the back of some 30 years’ experience in engineering design, development, support and continual improvement activities with world class organisations including MBDA, Honeywell, Schneider Electric and Thales. In his current role, Kishore has been the driving force behind MBDA’s leadership in its structured but optimised approach to standardization management; and this is seen as a strategic asset for MBDA. He is also an active contributor in the MOD chaired Counterfeit Avoidance Working Group and the MBDA Exec Level Standardization Committee.

BS 202000, the new standardization management system standard

BS 202000, the new standardization management system standard

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