Power point presentation about ISO, BSTI and ASTM.

1. TOPICS NAME:
ISO, BSTI & ASTM
WE ARE TEAM INSPIRATION
SUBMITTED BY:
Md. Hasibul Islam Akash
Student ID: 201903017
Department: Textile Engineering
Green University of Bangladesh
Email: hasibulislamakasha@gmail.com
SUBMITTED TO:
Name: Md. Nabayal Shahed
Designation: Lecturer
Department of Textile Engineering
Green University of Bangladesh
Email: shahed@tex.green.edu.bd

2. INTRODUCTION
National and international quality standards
are designed to help organisations achieve
a recognised level of quality certified by the
national & international bodies, such as ISO,
BSTI, ASTM and others.

3. DEFINITION OF ISO
◽ISO: International Organization for Standardization.
◽It is a worldwide federation of national standards bodies.
◽ISO is a nongovernmental organization that comprises
standards bodies from more than 160 countries, with one
standards body representing each member country.

4. FUNCTIONAL SKETCH OF ISO

5. OBJECTIVES OF ISO
1. To provide product that is customer focused or oriented.
2. To produce products that meets customers requirement.
3. To enhance customer satisfaction for the products and their
trust in it and enhance quality management.
4. To develop & provide international standard in response to
market needs is the main objectives of ISO.

6. POPULAR STANDARDS OF ISO
ISO 14000 - Environmental management.
ISO 9000 - Quality management.
ISO 45001 - Occupational Health and Safety.
ISO 27001 - Information security.
ISO 26000 - Social responsibility.
ISO 50001 - Energy management.
ISO 22000 - Food safety management.

7. WHAT IS ISO 14000 SERIES
# ISO 14000 is a series of environmental management standards
developed and published by the International Organization for
Standardization (ISO) for organizations.
The ISO 14000 standards provide a guideline or framework for
organizations that need to systematize and improve their
environmental management efforts.

8. KEY ELEMENTS OF ISO 14000
1. Environmental policy.
2. Planning.
3. Implementation and Operation.
4. Checking and Corrective Action.
5. Management review.

9. BENEFITS OF IMPLEMENTING ISO 14000
# Cost savings due to increased environmental efficiency.
# Cutback of environmental responsibilities.
# Decrease of environmental risk.
# It also Increased organization ability to battle in
global or worldwide marketplace.

10. BASIC PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGY OF ISO 14000
The PDCA cycle

11. EXPLANATION OF PLAN AND DO
Plan: Establish clear objectives and outline all processes
required. This stage will typically include an initial review or
gap analysis, to better understand the existing state of the
organization and plan accordingly.
Do: Put the plan into action by implementing the process. This
involves assigning work, including who is responsible for what
within the environment management system.

12. INTERPRETATION OF CHECK AND ACT
Check: Measure and monitor the processes and report results. In
this stage performance is monitored and periodically measured to
ensure that the organization's environmental targets and
objectives are being met.
Act: Take action to improve performance of EMS based on
results. After the checking stage, a management review is
conducted to ensure that the objectives of the EMS.

13. WHY ISO 14000 IS IMPORTANT

14. REASONS WHY ISO 14000 IS CRUCIAL
# In toay’s global economy, ISO 14000 is very important
for tackling economic, environmental and social aspects.
# Utilizing ISO 14000 can help to gain advantages in finance,
insurance, marketing, regulation and a wide range of
interdisciplinary areas.

15. DEFINITION OF BSTI
◽BSTI: Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution.
◽It is a government agency under the Ministry of Industries
constituted for the purpose of controlling the standard of service
and quality of the goods.
◽BSTI established in 1985 and it is the only National
Standardization Body and recognized by ISO & IEC.

16. BSTI HEADQUARTER AND LOGO

17. THE MAIN FUNCTIONS OF BSTI
Formulation and adoption of standards for products, services,
testing methods.
Testing of products and certification.
Management system certification.
Calibration and verification of all measurements.

18. BSTI MISSION IN FIELD AREA

19. BSTI FINAL DRAFT STANDARDS DEVELOPED STAGES
Stage 1: Proposed stage.
Stage2: Prepare stage.
Stage3: Committee stage.
Stage4: Enquiry stage.
Stage5: Approval stage.
Stage6: Publication stage.

20. TESTING WINGS IN BSTI
There are two testing wings in BSTI:
(1) Physical Testing Wing: Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Division, Civil, Physical & Mechanical Division, Textiles
divisions.
(2) Chemical Testing Wing: Food & Bacteriological Divisions,
Chemical Divisions.

21. BSTI METROLOGY WING RESPONSIBLE FOR
i. Implementation of SI Unit.
ii. Maintenance of Standards of Weights and Measures
with international traceability.
iii. Maintenance and Development of the National
Measurement Standard.
iv. Promotion of Metrological activities.

22. BSTI ACTION FOR CONSUMER PROTECTION:
Surprise inspection of the factory and random samples
are tested in BSTI laboratory.
Products bearing the standard marks are collected by
surveillance team from the open market and tested.
Misuse of the Standard Mark is punishable as per law.

23. SURPRISE INSPECTION OF BSTI

24. DEFINITION OF ASTM
◽ASTM: American Society for Testing and Materials.
◽International standards organization that develops and
publishes voluntary consensus technical standards for a wide
range of materials, products, systems, and services.
◽In 2001, ASTM changed its name to ASTM International.

25. ASTM HEADQUARTERS AND LOGO

26. TYPES OF STANDARDS THAT ASTM DEVELOP
1. Standard Test Method.
2. Standard Specification.
3. Standard Practice.
4. Standard Terminology.
5. Standard Guide.
6. Standard Classification.

27. THE FUNCTION OF THE ASTM
# Promote public health, safety, & the overall quality of life.
# Contribute to the reliability of materials, products, systems and
services.
# Facilitate national, regional and international commerce.

28. LIST OF ASTM INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
A = Iron and Steel Materials.
B = Nonferrous Metal Materials.
C = Ceramic, Concrete, and Masonry Materials.
D = Miscellaneous Materials.
E = Miscellaneous Subjects.
F = Materials for Specific Applications.
G = Corrosion, Deterioration, and Degradation of Materials.

29. THE PRINCIPLES THAT FOLLOWED BY ASTM
◽Participation is open to all affected interests. Decisions are
reached through consensus among those affected.
◽Balance is maintained among competing interests.
◽Due process assures that all views will be considered and that
appeals are possible.

30. WHY ASTM STANDARDS IS SO POPULAR
# ASTM’s voluntary, full consensus approach brings together
people with a diversity of backgrounds, expertise, and
knowledge.
# A balanced representation of interests at the standards-writing
table increases quality and credibility.
# Intense round robin testing ensures precision.

31. CONCLUSION
Quality standards offer a formula for success.
Clearly defined standard & requirements make it easier for
companies to meet what their consumers consider quality.
Thus, they improve the overall vision of what the company
should work toward.

32. Thanks Everyone