ASSIGNMENT 02
Question: List down the name of ISO standards and write details of any one
which you're interested in.
Answer: ISO standards are standards for products and services. They define what great looks like,
setting consistent benchmarks for businesses and consumers alike — ensuring reliability,
building trust, and simplifying choices. Following are the names of the ISO standards along with
their sectors:
SR.NO ISO STANDARD CATEGORY
1 ISO 9001
2 ISO 9004
General Management and
3 ISO 10002 Quality
4 ISO 10004
5 ISO 14001
6 ISO 14004 Environmental Management
7 ISO 14040
8 ISO 14044
9 ISO/IEC 27001
10 ISO/IEC 27002
Information Security and IT
11 ISO/IEC 20000-1 Management
12 ISO/IEC 20000-2
13 ISO 45001 Occupational Health and
Safety
14 ISO 22000 Food Safety Management
15 IATF 16949 Automotive Industry
16 AS/EN/JISQ 9100 Aerospace Industry
17 ISO 13485 Medical Devices
18 ISO 50001 Energy Management
, SR.NO ISO STANDARD CATEGORY
19 ISO 21500 Construction and Civil
Engineering
20 ISO 26000 Social Responsibility
21 ISO 31000 Risk Management
22 ISO/IEC/ 17025 Laboratory Testing and
Calibration
23 ISO 37101 Sustainable Development
24 ISO 28000 Supply Chain Security
25 ISO 45001 Healthcare Organization
26 ISO 21001
27 ISO 29990 Educational Sector
28 ISO 9001 (Educational Context)
ISO 31000 Risk Management
If risk is defined as the number of uncertainty and threats then risk management is a vital principle to
make good decisions in the business. We come across risks in various forms in their daily activities
such as supply chain disruptions, political unrest, pandemics, lockdowns, data theft and the like. Each
of these led to the understanding of the essentiality of risk management.
These incidents can have a significant impact on the firm's operations and the industries or markets
they are based in. Considering the present situation, it is difficult to identify and manage the uncertain
events. In order to manage these risks, firms have to put greater effort into their planning activities. To
cater to such needs, ISO 31000: Risk management guides and rules has been designed; it provides
direction on how to combine decisions into the organisation’s culture and leadership.
ISO 31000 refers to risk as the impact of uncertain events on aims and goals. This can consist of the
vision, mission, beliefs, principles and objectives set at various levels in the firm. They also include
those elements necessary to make a decision.
The international standard offers a set of rules for the implementation of risk management systems. It
enables firms to use it in various areas of their businesses. The most recent version of the standard is
ISO 31000: 2018.
Question: List down the name of ISO standards and write details of any one
which you're interested in.
Answer: ISO standards are standards for products and services. They define what great looks like,
setting consistent benchmarks for businesses and consumers alike — ensuring reliability,
building trust, and simplifying choices. Following are the names of the ISO standards along with
their sectors:
SR.NO ISO STANDARD CATEGORY
1 ISO 9001
2 ISO 9004
General Management and
3 ISO 10002 Quality
4 ISO 10004
5 ISO 14001
6 ISO 14004 Environmental Management
7 ISO 14040
8 ISO 14044
9 ISO/IEC 27001
10 ISO/IEC 27002
Information Security and IT
11 ISO/IEC 20000-1 Management
12 ISO/IEC 20000-2
13 ISO 45001 Occupational Health and
Safety
14 ISO 22000 Food Safety Management
15 IATF 16949 Automotive Industry
16 AS/EN/JISQ 9100 Aerospace Industry
17 ISO 13485 Medical Devices
18 ISO 50001 Energy Management
, SR.NO ISO STANDARD CATEGORY
19 ISO 21500 Construction and Civil
Engineering
20 ISO 26000 Social Responsibility
21 ISO 31000 Risk Management
22 ISO/IEC/ 17025 Laboratory Testing and
Calibration
23 ISO 37101 Sustainable Development
24 ISO 28000 Supply Chain Security
25 ISO 45001 Healthcare Organization
26 ISO 21001
27 ISO 29990 Educational Sector
28 ISO 9001 (Educational Context)
ISO 31000 Risk Management
If risk is defined as the number of uncertainty and threats then risk management is a vital principle to
make good decisions in the business. We come across risks in various forms in their daily activities
such as supply chain disruptions, political unrest, pandemics, lockdowns, data theft and the like. Each
of these led to the understanding of the essentiality of risk management.
These incidents can have a significant impact on the firm's operations and the industries or markets
they are based in. Considering the present situation, it is difficult to identify and manage the uncertain
events. In order to manage these risks, firms have to put greater effort into their planning activities. To
cater to such needs, ISO 31000: Risk management guides and rules has been designed; it provides
direction on how to combine decisions into the organisation’s culture and leadership.
ISO 31000 refers to risk as the impact of uncertain events on aims and goals. This can consist of the
vision, mission, beliefs, principles and objectives set at various levels in the firm. They also include
those elements necessary to make a decision.
The international standard offers a set of rules for the implementation of risk management systems. It
enables firms to use it in various areas of their businesses. The most recent version of the standard is
ISO 31000: 2018.
