BSI - Print on Demand BSI is the world leader in standards and quality management services. The Institute owns the most famous of all product quality marks - the Kite mark. Liverpool Chamber is a BSI "Print on Demand Agent" and can supply 95% of all British Standard publications, over the counter, in a matter of minutes. Standards can help you ensure your services, products or business systems meet fixed specifications or quality bench marks. Compliance brings a number of business benefits. • Ensures products comply with EU legislation • Makes sure products are compatible and interoperate with other related products • Boosts credibility with customers and suppliers • Helps manage your business more effectively • Makes the most out of your innovations • Assists you to build or grow the market for your products and services Standards play an important part in every day business life. Organisations utilising supply chain principles are requesting suppliers of products and services to show compliance to British Standards and best practice documents, particularly in light of the recent London Bombings and Buncefield Oil depot fire. Does your business have a disaster / business continuity plan in place? Guidance can be obtained by purchasing a copy of PAS 56 which is to become a British Standard in the autumn of 2006. Chamber Members receive a 10% discount on all purchases. For further details about British standards contact Jenny Stewart on 0151 227 1234 or email us. Britsh Standards have released 2 new brochures on
Please e-mail kevin.tennyson@liverpoolchamber.org.uk if you would like a copy. The Risk Management Universe - A Guided Tour This book brings together experts from various risk management fields to describe best practice and point to future developments. It offers a unique Guided Tour of the main dimensions of the risk management universe and will help business leaders who want to know how to address the risks that they may face. Business Ethics & the 21st Century Organisation This book brings together a unique collection of international contributors to 'dig below the surface' of this hot topic in order to better understand its impact on management and managers today. Due to changes in Fire safety law (October 2006) British standards have published the following: PAS 79 Fire Risk Assessment. Guidance and a Recommended Methodology
Fire risk assessments carried out according to PAS 79 address the safety of all occupants of buildings, including employees, visitors, guests, contractors and members of the public. Accordingly, the fire risk assessments carried out in accordance with PAS 79 are likely to provide a good basis for the Responsible Person charged with ensuring adequate fire precautions in buildings when UK government makes major changes to fire safety legislation in England and Wales by means of a new Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order. One significant revision is that fire authorities will no longer issue fire certificates for premises. Responsibility for fire protection will lie with the Responsible Person. ISBN 0 580 44723 5 Price £99 - (10% Discount for Chamber Members)
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