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📋 This review is the BS ISO standards single-file series overview · Batch 20, bringing together 54 single-file international standards published under the BS ISO numbering. The batch is broad in scope, covering thermal insulation product testing, fire testing and safety glass, solid mineral fuel analysis, ship recycling management systems, energy management systems, asset management, anti-bribery management, road traffic safety, human resource management, outsourcing, sustainable development of cities and wind-turbine components — reflecting the cross-industry, cross-disciplinary reach of the ISO system.
BSI adopts International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards as British national standards through the BS ISO numbering system. A single-file series means each standard number corresponds to one independently issued standard, with a simple hierarchy that is easy to purchase and reference. The 54 standards in this batch include test-method standards serving engineering and inspection (insulation products, cement, glass, plastics, fuel analysis), management-system standards for organisational governance (energy, assets, anti-bribery, road safety), and sector-specific specifications (wind-turbine gearboxes, ship recycling, DME fuel sampling).
Most of these standards were published between 2008 and 2017, during the ISO campaign for a unified High-Level Structure (HLS) for management-system standards. As a result, many management standards here (e.g. BS ISO 37001, 39001, 55001, 44001) share the same high-level structure and common terms as ISO 9001/14001, making integrated implementation easier for organisations.
The table below lists all 54 single-file BS ISO standards in this batch, ordered by number, with the standard number and subject.
| Standard | Subject |
|---|---|
| BS ISO 29470:2008 | Thermal insulating products for building applications – Determination of the apparent density |
| BS ISO 29471:2008 | Thermal insulating products for building applications – Dimensional stability at constant normal laboratory conditions |
| BS ISO 29472:2008 | Thermal insulating products for building applications – Dimensional stability under specified temperature and humidity conditions |
| BS ISO 29473:2010 | Fire tests – Uncertainty of measurements in fire tests |
| BS ISO 29541:2010 | Solid mineral fuels – Determination of total carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen – Instrumental method |
| BS ISO 29581-2:2010 | Cement test methods – Chemical analysis by X-ray fluorescence – Part 2 |
| BS ISO 29584:2015 | Glass in building – Pendulum impact testing and classification of safety glass |
| BS ISO 29661:2012 | Reference radiation fields for radiation protection – Definitions and fundamental concepts |
| BS ISO 29664:2010 | Plastics – Artificial weathering including acidic deposition |
| BS ISO 29767:2008 | Thermal insulating products for building applications – Short-term water absorption by partial immersion |
| BS ISO 29771:2008 | Thermal insulating materials for building applications – Determination of organic content |
| BS ISO 29822:2009 | Aromatic natural raw materials – Determination of trace amounts of sulfur |
| BS ISO 29842:2011 | Sensory analysis – Methodology – Balanced incomplete block designs |
| BS ISO 29845:2011 | Technical product documentation – Document types |
| BS ISO 29903:2012 | Guidance for comparison of toxic gas data between different physical fire models and scales |
| BS ISO 29941:2010 | Condoms – Determination of nitrosamines migrating from natural rubber latex condoms |
| BS ISO 29942:2011 | Prophylactic dams – Requirements and test methods |
| BS ISO 29945:2016 | Refrigerated non-petroleum liquefied gaseous fuels – Dimethylether (DME) – Manual sampling at onshore terminals |
| BS ISO 29990:2010 | Learning services for non-formal education and training – Basic requirements for service providers |
| BS ISO 29991:2014 | Language learning services outside formal education – Requirements |
| BS ISO 30000:2009 | Ships and marine technology – Ship recycling management systems – Specification |
| BS ISO 30002:2012 | Ship recycling management systems – Guidelines for selection of ship recyclers |
| BS ISO 30003:2009 | Ship recycling management systems – Requirements for audit and certification bodies |
| BS ISO 30004:2012 | Ship recycling management systems – Guidelines for implementation of ISO 30000 |
| BS ISO 30005:2012 | Ship recycling management systems – Information control for hazardous materials in the manufacturing chain |
| BS ISO 30006:2010 | Ship recycling management systems – Diagrams to show location of hazardous materials onboard |
| BS ISO 30011:2010 | Workplace air – Determination of metals in airborne particulate matter by ICP-MS |
| BS ISO 30012:2016 | Carbon-fibre-reinforced plastics – Size and aspect ratio of crushed objects |
| BS ISO 30021:2013 | Plastics – Burning behaviour – Intermediate-scale fire-resistance testing of fibre-reinforced composites |
| BS ISO 30023:2010 | Textiles – Qualification symbols for labelling workwear for industrial laundering |
| BS ISO 30300:2011 | Information and documentation – Management systems for records – Fundamentals and vocabulary |
| BS ISO 30301:2011 | Information and documentation – Management systems for records – Requirements |
| BS ISO 30302:2015 | Information and documentation – Management systems for records – Guidelines for implementation |
| BS ISO 30400:2016 | Human resource management – Vocabulary |
| BS ISO 30405:2016 | Human resource management – Guidelines on recruitment |
| BS ISO 30408:2016 | Human resource management – Guidelines on human governance |
| BS ISO 30409:2016 | Human resource management – Workforce planning |
| BS ISO 32000-1:2008 | Document management – Portable document format – Part 1: PDF 1.7 |
| BS ISO 37001:2016 | Anti-bribery management systems – Requirements with guidance for use |
| BS ISO 37100:2016 | Sustainable cities and communities – Vocabulary |
| BS ISO 37101:2016 | Sustainable development in communities – Management system – Requirements with guidance for use |
| BS ISO 37120:2014 | Sustainable development of communities – Indicators for city services and quality of life |
| BS ISO 37500:2014 | Guidance on outsourcing |
| BS ISO 39001:2012 | Road traffic safety (RTS) management systems – Requirements with guidance for use |
| BS ISO 44001:2017 | Collaborative business relationship management systems – Requirements and framework |
| BS ISO 50003:2014 | Energy management systems – Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification |
| BS ISO 50004:2014 | Energy management systems – Guidance for implementation, maintenance and improvement |
| BS ISO 50006:2014 | Energy management systems – Measuring energy performance using EnB and EnPI |
| BS ISO 50015:2014 | Energy management systems – Measurement and verification of energy performance |
| BS ISO 50047:2016 | Energy savings – Determination of energy savings in organizations |
| BS ISO 55000:2014 | Asset management – Overview, principles and terminology |
| BS ISO 55001:2014 | Asset management – Management systems – Requirements |
| BS ISO 55002:2014 | Asset management – Management systems – Guidelines for application of ISO 55001 |
| BS ISO 81400-4:2005 | Wind turbines – Part 4: Design and specification of gearboxes |
This standard specifies requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining and continually improving an asset management system (AMS), forming with BS ISO 55000 (overview, principles and terminology) and BS ISO 55002 (application guidance) the asset-management family. Its core idea is to treat assets as carriers of value for achieving organisational objectives, optimising the input and output of assets across their whole life cycle (acquisition, use, maintenance, disposal) through asset-management policy, objectives, risk evaluation and performance evaluation. Since 2014, asset-management system certification has spread rapidly in infrastructure, energy and utilities.
This standard provides the methodology for measuring energy performance within an energy management system (EnMS, corresponding to ISO 50001), explaining how to establish energy baselines (EnB) and energy performance indicators (EnPI) and use them to compare energy use, consumption and efficiency quantitatively. It answers the core question “how do we prove energy savings”, and together with BS ISO 50015 (measurement and verification of energy performance) and BS ISO 50047 (determination of energy savings) forms a complete tool chain for energy performance evaluation.
BS ISO 37001 is the world’s first anti-bribery management system international standard, specifying system requirements for preventing, detecting and responding to bribery — covering leadership, risk assessment, due diligence, financial and non-financial controls, reporting and investigation. Its high-level structure is compatible with other management-system standards, and it has been widely applied in government, corporate and supply-chain compliance, becoming an important international benchmark for anti-corruption compliance.
This standard specifies requirements for the management system of ship-recycling organisations in terms of environment, occupational safety and health, aiming to bring safe and environmentally sound ship recycling onto a manageable, auditable and certifiable track. Companion documents cover recycler selection (30002), audit and certification body requirements (30003), implementation guidance (30004), hazardous-material information control (30005) and diagrams of onboard hazardous-material locations (30006), jointly supporting green ship-breaking practice.
This standard establishes an indicator system for city services and quality of life, covering energy, transport, water, waste, education, health, safety and more, with around one hundred core and supporting indicators, providing a unified and comparable performance-measurement framework for different cities. It is the key tool for quantifying city performance within the sustainable-cities family (BS ISO 37100/37101 etc.) and is widely referenced by UN-Habitat and other bodies.