RDF document describing Risø trends Web site RDF document in XML, with ontologies RSS, FoaF, vCard, Dublin Core, Geo, etc. Regulation codes and standards - Web portal risø; laboratory; code; codes; standard; standards; health; safety; environment; quality; offshore; industry Web portal for regulation codes and standards 2003-11-24 Text application/xhtml+xml en-GB Risø National Laboratory / Systems Analysis Department / Safety, Reliability and Human Factors Programme Frederiksborgvej 399 49 DK-4000 Roskilde Denmark Alexandre Alapetite 1aaf72d44650d492283ff6ff86405ca714b302cd Risø, SYS 110 55.6942 12.1008 News of Trends Web portal for Regulation codes and standards http://trends.risoe.dk/newsletter.php en-GB 2003-11-24 http://www.dnv.com 2005-01-12 http://www.iso.ch/iso/en/ISOOnline.frontpage 2004-12-13 http://www.ogp.org.uk 2004-11-30 A successful partnership between ISO and the international oil and natural gas industry has resulted in the publication of a new technical specification for implementing ISO 9001-based quality management systems (QMS). ISO/TS 29001:2003, Petroleum, petrochemical and natural gas industries
– Sector-specific quality management systems – Requirements for product and service supply organizations, specifies supplementary requirements that are envisaged to become the common and unique basis for the industry’s QMS requirements worldwide, thereby helping to avoid multiple systems that would, if each needs to be certified, require multiple audits. A key element in the assurance of appropriate products being supplied
is the QMS operated by the goods supplier and service contractor.
The experience of previous editions of API Q1 has proven that requirements additional to ISO 9001:2000 are necessary to provide assurance with respect to quality of products and services on a consistent
and global basis. The new document was the result of a collaboration between API and ISO/TC 67. The QMS part of API Q1 is now an adoption and identical to ISO/TS 29001.ISO/TS 29001 is available for use by manufacturers of oil industry equipment and materials (upstream and downstream), service providers
to the oil and gas industry, purchasers of equipment, materials and services and organizations who could use the standard for assessments]]> http://www.ogp.org.uk 2004-11-30 Last year Russia established a new federal law on technical regulating which opens up for use of international standards and a wider industry participation in the Russian standards work.OGP Standards Committee arranged a workshop in Moscow in November last year to discuss international standardisation and promote the use of IEC and ISO standards for the Russian oil & gas industry.The workshop was well attended by some 80 participants from the oil & gas industry, institutes, authorities etc. From the Russian side it was informed that the GOST state standards will become voluntary national standards and when making the new set of standards, priority would be given to using available international standards.]]> http://www.iso.org/iso/en/prods-services/ISOstore/memberstores.html 2003-11-25 A successful partnership between ISO and the international oil and natural gas industry has resulted in the publication of a new technical specification for implementing ISO 9001-based quality management systems (QMS).

__ISO/TS 29001:2003__, Petroleum, petrochemical and natural gas industries - Sector-specific quality management systems - Requirements for product and service supply organizations, is envisaged to become the common and unique basis for the industry's quality management system requirements worldwide, thereby helping to avoid multiple systems that would, if each needs to be certified, require multiple audits.

The industry handles hazardous fluids and gases through a variety of processes. Considerations of the safety of personnel, both staff and public, of the protection of the environment and of business continuity (maintenance of revenue streams, both for companies and for national economies) require a high level of operational integrity. A key element in the assurance of appropriate products being supplied is the quality management system operated by the goods supplier and service contractor. The experience of previous editions of API Q1 has proven that requirements additional to ISO 9001:2000 are necessary to provide assurance with respect to quality of products and services on a consistent and global basis.

The new document was the result of a collaboration between the American Petroleum Institute (API) and ISO technical committee ISO/TC 67, Materials, equipment and offshore structures for petroleum, petrochemical and natural gas industries.

According to John Modine, Director - Certification Programs, American Petroleum Institute (API), ISO/TS 29001 is expected to result in "Increased international acceptance of time-tested sector-specific quality system requirements on a broad scale for the worldwide oil and gas industry." He defines it as: "One industry - one standard."

>''"We knew that API Spec Q1 (6th Edition) contained extremely valuable quality system requirements for the oil and gas industry - and we wanted to help disseminate those sector-specific quality requirements to the international oil and gas industry. We concluded that the best way to do that would be to draft the next version of API Spec Q1 (7th Edition) with a joint API/ISO committee with the final result being a joint publication of API Spec Q1 and ISO/TS 29001. The ultimate goal is to obtain worldwide acceptance and use of the standard."''

The new technical specification aims at the development of a quality management system that provides for continual improvement, emphasizing defect prevention and the reduction of variation and waste in the supply chain and from service providers.

Incorporating the requirements of ISO 9001:2000, ISO/TS 29001:2003 also includes detailed, sector-specific requirements for design, development, production, installation and service of products. To assist the user, the requirements of ISO 9001:2000 are given in boxed text, followed by specific guidance and supplementary requirements for its implementation within the industry. Although some of the supplementary requirements may be viewed as not specific to this industry, they are needed in TS 29001 in order to ensure that the requirement(s) are explicit and can be audited.

ISO/TS 29001 is available for use by manufacturers of oil industry equipment and materials (upstream and downstream), service providers to the oil and gas industry, purchasers of equipment, materials and services and organizations who could use the standard for assessments and certification.

ISO/TS 29001:2003, Petroleum, petrochemical and natural gas industries - Sector-specific quality management systems - Requirements for product and service supply organizations, costs 108 Swiss francs and is available from ISO national member institutes (see complete list with contact details), and from ISO Central Secretariat.]]> http://www.eurogif.org/wimages/Programme_final.pdf 2003-11-24 http://trends.risoe.dk 2003-11-24