International Standard Organization Flashcards

1
Q

What does ISO means

A

International Organization for Standardization

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2
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Motto of ISO

A

Global standards for
trusted goods and
services

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3
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globally recognized body that develops and
publishes international standards to ensure the quality,
safety, and efficiency of products, services, and
systems across various industries

A

ISO

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4
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ISO is established in

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1947

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5
Q

ISO brings together experts from
different countries to create_________
standards that facilitate international trade and
promote innovation

A

consensus-based

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6
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The conference of national standardizing organizations which
established ISO took place in _______ from ___________

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London from 14 to 26 October, 1946.

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7
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ISO was born from the union of two organizations

A

ISA and UNSCC

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8
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ISA is

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International Federation of the National Standardizing Association

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9
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ISA was established in ________ and administered from _______

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New York, 1926; Switzerland

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10
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UNSCC is known as

A

United Nations Standards Coordinating Committee

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11
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UNSCC is established only in _____, and admnistered in _______

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1944; London

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12
Q

In ___________
delegates from _______
countries meet to discuss
the future of International
Standardization

A

London, in 1946, 65, 25

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13
Q

In _____, ISO officially comes into
existence with _______
technical committees

A

1947; 67

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14
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groups of experts focusing on a specific subject

A

technical committees

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15
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The first ISO standard was established on ________ and was _________ published

A

1951, Standard reference temperature for industrial length measurements

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16
Q

In ______, ISO publishes the
standard ISO ________ on quantities
and units

A

1960, 31

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17
Q

ISO 31 is replaced with

A

ISO 80000

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18
Q

ISO 31 is based on _______

A

SI

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19
Q

IN _______, ISO creates its first two technical
committees in the environmental
field: ___________

A

1971; Air quality, water quality

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20
Q

ISO publishes its first quality management standard

A

in 1987 and ISO 9000 Family

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21
Q

Standards
in the ________family have gone
on to become some of the most
well known and best selling
standards.

A

ISO 9000

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22
Q

In ______, ISO launches its environmental
management system standard, I__________

A

1996; ISO 14001

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23
Q

The standard provides tools
for companies and organizations to
help them identify and control their
environmental impact

A

ISO 14001

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24
Q

Launch of ISO 26000

A

2010

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25
Q

the first
International Standard providing
guidelines for social responsibility

A

ISO 26000

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26
Q

has established itself as
a global benchmark for
organizations that care about their
impacts on wider society.

A

ISO 26000

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27
Q

provides public and
private sector organizations with
management strategies to
increase energy efficiency, reduce
costs and improve energy
performance.

A

ISO 50001 in 2011

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28
Q

Occupational health and safety
management system

A

2018

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29
Q

Requirements with guidance for
use, is a new International Standard
designed to help organizations of all
sizes to reduce workplace injuries
and illnesses around the world

A

Occupational health and safety
management systems

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30
Q

ISO standards cover a wide range of areas,
including

A

manufacturing, technology, healthcare,
and environmental management.

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31
Q

These standards provide ___________ that organizations can adhere to,
helping to enhance product compatibility, improve
safety and reliability, and streamline processes on
a global scale

A

a common language and
set of criteria

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32
Q

The ISO 9000 family includes the globally
recognized

A

ISO 9001

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33
Q

standard for quality
management systems (QMS) and additional
standards on quality management,176

A

ISO 9001

34
Q

ISO 9001 is published by ISO/tTechnical Committee ________

A

176

35
Q

an internationally-accepted
benchmark for performance by businesses
and organizations

A

ISO 9000

36
Q

act of overseeing all of
the processes that go into achieving and
maintaining the desired level of excellence in the
creation and delivery of a product or service.

A

Quality management

37
Q

Quality management is also referred to as

A

total quality management (TQM).

38
Q

The _______appearing after ISO
classifies the standard

A

number

39
Q

t proposes a well-defined QMS (Quality Management Systems), based on a framework
that integrates established fundamental concepts, principles, processes and resources
related to quality, in order to help organizations realize their objectives.

A

ISO 9000:2015

40
Q

ts aim is to increase an organization’s awareness of its duties and commitment in
fulfilling the needs and expectations of its customers and interested parties, and in
achieving satisfaction with its products and services.

A

ISO 9000:2015

41
Q

ISO 9000:2015 is based on __________ that senior management can apply to promote organizational improvement

A

seven quality management principles

42
Q

Understand the needs of existing and future
customers

A

Customer focus

43
Q

series of standards developed by the ISO to help organizations to reduce their impact on the environment

A

ISO 14000

44
Q

The core of the ISO 14000 family of standards is

A

ISO 14001:2015

45
Q

the most popular standard of the ISO 14000 family

A

ISO 14001

46
Q

ISO 14001 is the international standard that specifies requirements for an effective

A

environmental management system

47
Q

ISO 14001 is a _____ standard that organizations can certify to

A

voluntary

48
Q

Organizations do n o t b e c o m e c e r t i fi e d i n t h e I S O 1 4 0 0 0 s e r i e s , t h e y O N L Y r e g i s t e r t o

A

i S O 1 4 0 0 1:2 0 1 5

49
Q

part of the management system used to manage environmental aspects, fulfil compliance obligations and address risk and opportunities.

A

environmental management system

50
Q

ISO 26000 was established in

A

November 2010

51
Q

helps organizations to identify and address
their social responsibilities.

A

ISO 26000

52
Q

Seeks to promote a common understanding
of social responsibility.

A

ISO 26000

53
Q

ISO 26000 is more of a ______rather than being a requirement or a set of rules

A

guide

54
Q

ISO 26000 is a ________which
serves as a platform for both public and
private organizations to achieve operating
benefits in a socially acceptable manner

A

guidance document

55
Q

The primary objective of social responsibility is
to contribute to

A

Sustainable development

56
Q

ISO 26000 covers ______ main areas of social
responsibility

A

seven

57
Q

This International Standard specifies
requirements for a management system to
enable a ship recycling facility to develop and
implement procedures, policies, and objectives
in order to be able to undertake safe and
environmentally sound ship recycling
operations in accordance with national and
international standards.

A

ISO 30000: Ship Recycling
Management System

58
Q

specifies
requirements for a ship
recycling facility considering
Health and Safety Standards,
environmental elements, and
regulatory requirements in
order to carry out safe and
environmentally sound ship
recycling.

A

ISO 30000

59
Q

ISO 30000 applies to the

A

entire ship recycling process

60
Q

____________ is the International Standard
for Energy Management, released in __________
and was revised in 2018 that replace the British
and European Standard __________

A

ISO 50001:2018; June 2011; BS EN 16001:2009.

61
Q

It specifies the requirements for an energy
management system to understand and
improve an organization’s energy efficiency.

A

ISO 50001:2018

62
Q

The standard addresses the flawed perception that we should focus on _________instead of both saving energy and generating
renewable energy.

A

renewable
energy-generating systems

63
Q

a framework for reducing both
energy cost and consumption and is based on a
management system model that is already
understood.

A

ISO 50001

64
Q

ISO 50001 follows the _________ continual improvement framework

A

Plan Do Check Act

65
Q

specifies the requirements for
the competence, consistency, and impartiality
of bodies providing audit and certification of
energy management systems (EnMS)
conforming to ISO 5000

A

ISO 50003: 2021

66
Q

provides guidance on how to
establish, use, and maintain energy
performance indicators (EnPIs) and energy
baselines (EnBs) to evaluate energy
performance in any organization, including
those using ISO 50001

A

ISO 50006: 2023

67
Q

measure of energy performance that is used to track and compare
energy performance over time

A

energy
performance indicators (EnPIs)

68
Q

reference point against which energy
performance can be compared

A

energy baselines (EnBs)

69
Q

provides a framework for
measuring and verifying energy performance
improvements in organizations. It is a
voluntary standard that can be applied to any
type of organization, regardless of size,
industry, or location

A

ISO 50015:2014

70
Q

seven quality management principles where ISO 9000:2015 is based

A

Customer focus
Leadership
Engagement of people
Process approach
Improvement
Evidence-based decision making
Relationship management

71
Q

ISO 26000 covers

A

seven main areas of social
responsibility

72
Q

ISO 50001 provides a framework for reducing both

A

energy cost and consumption

73
Q

Measurement and
Verification (M&V) Energy
Performance

A

ISO 50015

74
Q

Environmental Management
Systems: Specification with
Guidance for Use

A

ISO 14001 (2002)

75
Q

Environmental Management
Systems: General Guidelines
on Principles, Systems and
Supporting Techniques

A

ISO 14004 (1996)

76
Q

Guidelines for
Environmental Auditing:
General Principles

A

ISO 14010 (1996)

77
Q

Guidelines for ISO 14000
Environmental Auditing: Audit
Procedures: Auditing of
Environmental Management
Systems

A

ISO 14011 (1996)

78
Q

Guidelines for
Environmental Auditing:
Qualification Criteria for
Environmental auditors

A

ISO 14012 (1996)

79
Q

Environmental ISO 14000
Management Systems:
Environmental Assessment of
Sites and Organizations

A

ISO 14015 (2001)

80
Q

Ship recycling embraces the _______ concept

A

cradle to grave

81
Q

was adopted at a Diplomatic
Conference held in Hong Kong, China, in May 2009

A

Hong Kong Convention