Functional safety of electrical/electronic/programmable electronic safety-related systems.
 
Failure of safety systems can result in damage or injury and your customers could lost trust in you.

BS EN 54-23:2010 Fire detection and fire alarm systems. Fire alarm devices.

Visual alarm devices BS EN 54-23 specifies the requirements, test methods and performance criteria for visual alarm devices in a fixed installation to signal a visual warning of a fire between the fire detection and fire alarm system and the occupants of a building.

BS EN 61000-4-4:2004 + Amendment 1:2010 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Testing and measurement techniques. Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test

BS 8519:2010 Selection and installation of fire-resistant power and control cable systems for life safety and fire-fighting applications. Code of practice

Cogeneration systems. Technical declarations for planning, evaluation and procurement
  
With attention focused on sustainable technology, cogeneration offers both environmental and cost advantages. By harnessing both electrical energy and usable heat, cogeneration is a thermodynamically efficient use of fuel, ideally suited for 21st century demands.

For the third successive year, BSI Kitemark, one of the country’s most widely recognised and respected indicators of quality, has achieved the accolade of being listed in the prestigious Top 500 Business Superbrands chart. This year Kitemark, which was evaluated in the Support Services – Associations and Accreditations category, was placed 170 in the chart overall.

Trying to reduce your carbon footprint? Learn how to become carbon neutral whilst still maintaining your business growth.

Attend BSI's Carbon Neutrality conference to understand how to become carbon neutral, run a carbon neutral event, or develop carbon neutral products or services. Hear all about the new specification published by British Standards on carbon neutrality and understand how to make immediate improvements in order to reduce your greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Understanding the legislation, Directives and standards that apply to machinery and work equipment can be a difficult task. If your organization uses or supplies machinery as part of its operations, you’ll need a clear understanding of what’s required for legal compliance. And employers and staff in any field of work must familiarize themselves with their rights and duties in the workplace under new legislation.

While there was a time when companies would never consider working alongside the competition, today's marketplace demands a more flexible approach. Collaboration is fast becoming par for the course. For example, large government contracts often require expertise that goes far beyond any one company's capacity to deliver. Forming a consortium brings together the right experience in the right place, and it can mean the difference between winning or losing a tender.