Transportation & Logistics
Standards for transport safety, logistics quality, and supply chain management
Transportation and logistics organizations implement ISO standards to ensure service quality, safety, and environmental responsibility. ISO 9001 provides the quality foundation, while ISO 14001 addresses environmental impacts.
ISO 22163 is specific to railway applications, and various sector-specific standards address aviation, maritime, and road transport.
Benefits
- Service quality
- Safety improvement
- Operational efficiency
- Environmental responsibility
- Customer satisfaction
- Cost reduction
Industry Challenges
- Safety criticality
- Regulatory complexity
- Fleet management
- Route optimization
- Fuel efficiency
All Standards for Transportation & Logistics
ISO 14001
Environmental Management Systems
The world's most widely used environmental management system standard, revised in 2026. ISO 14001:2026 is the fourth edition; it replaces ISO 14001:2015, which is withdrawn, and certified organizations must transition within the period set for the revision.
ISO 50001
Energy Management Systems
The certifiable energy management system standard. It requires organizations to establish an energy baseline, identify significant energy uses, track energy performance indicators and demonstrate continual improvement in energy performance. Current edition is ISO 50001:2018 with Amendment 1:2024.
ISO 55000
Asset Management Overview
Foundation standard of the ISO 55000 series: terminology, overview and principles of asset management; guidance and vocabulary, not certifiable
ISO 55001
Asset Management Systems
Certifiable requirements for an asset management system; second edition published July 2024, replacing ISO 55001:2014
ISO 28000
Supply Chain Security Management Systems
Certifiable requirements for a security management system; the 2022 edition broadened the scope from supply chain security to security management generally
ISO 23257
Blockchain and DLT - Reference Architecture
Reference architecture for blockchain and distributed ledger technology systems, defining concepts, roles, functional components and architectural views
ISO 14004
Environmental Management Systems - General Guidelines on Implementation
Guidance on establishing, implementing, maintaining and improving an environmental management system, forming a consistent pair with the ISO 14001 requirements standard.
ISO 14090
Adaptation to Climate Change - Principles, Requirements and Guidelines
Principles, requirements and guidelines for adaptation to climate change, covering pre-planning, impact and risk assessment, adaptation planning, implementation, monitoring and reporting.
ISO 21448
Road Vehicles - Safety of the Intended Functionality (SOTIF)
Defines safety of the intended functionality (SOTIF) and gives an argument framework and design, verification, validation and operation measures for hazards arising from functional insufficiencies rather than component failures.
ISO 55002
Asset Management - Guidelines for the Application of ISO 55001
Guidance on applying an asset management system in accordance with the requirements of ISO 55001, with explanatory text and examples for every clause. A revision is in development.
ISO 28001
Supply Chain Security - Best Practices, Assessments and Plans
Requirements and guidance for organizations in international supply chains to develop and implement supply chain security processes and establish a documented minimum level of security, supporting Authorized Economic Operator programmes.
ISO 39001
Road Traffic Safety (RTS) Management Systems
Requirements for a road traffic safety management system enabling organizations that interact with the road traffic system to reduce death and serious injury from road traffic crashes they can influence. Amended in 2024 for climate action changes.