Upcoming events and opportunities to get involved
ResponsibleSteel hosts several in-person and online events open to members and stakeholders throughout the year. Find details on all upcoming events below as well as information on our ongoing working groups, auditor trainings and external events we are participating in.
Reference and working groups
These are sector-specific groups of ResponsibleSteel members that meet regularly to address the latest issues relating to ResponsibleSteel.
A forum for ResponsibleSteel to provide programmatic updates to steelmaking members, get their input on key developments, and for steelmakers to share knowledge and learnings relating to responsible steel production.
Please contact our standards team for more information.
A regular opportunity for ResponsibleSteel to provide updates on our programmes to civil society members, supporting civil society in being more engaged with our programmes and understanding areas of concern.
Please contact our membership team for more information.
An opportunity for the finance sector and steel industry to come together to discuss how to effectively use the ResponsibleSteel Standard as a verification tool to raise capital to accelerate steel decarbonisation.
Please contact our Director of Development and Innovation for more information.
Standard revision working groups
Our Working Groups provide a forum for ResponsibleSteel members to discuss and share expertise that informs the revision. Find out how you can get involved in the working groups below, and if you're not yet a member, learn how you can become a member today.
Minutes and presentations from these Working Groups are publicly available on our Resources Page under Standards Development.
This working group was formed to discuss revisions related to transition plans, including emissions reduction target setting and related disclosures. The working group aims to provide clarity and cohesion between Principle 10 criterions 10.1, 10.2, 10.5, and 10.7, and forge links between site-level planning and corporate-level planning. In addition, the working group will discuss how the Production Standard can reference any relevant frameworks to support increased interoperability between global frameworks.
Following the completion of the transition plans topic, this working group will continue to work on Principle 10 related topics, such as harmonisation of 10.3 & 10.4 around the calculation of site-level GHG emissions and sites in transition.
Please contact our Standards team for more information.
This working group aims to assess whether and how the Production Standard should be revised based on the results of the recently completed ISEAL Innovation Fund Just Transition Project. The Working Group will provide recommendations on how the ResponsibleSteel Secretariat should take this topic forward.
Please contact our Standards team for more information.
Now closed, this working group aimed to review and address the implementation challenges related to the current Minimum Annual Leave Requirement (6.9.1 d). The working group discussed and proposed potential solutions that accommodate regional challenges while maintaining the integrity and rigour of the ResponsibleSteel International Production Standard V2.1.1. The working group's feedback was discussed by the Technical Advisory Group, and prospective changes were drafted. Given the significance of the proposed changes and their potential implications, this topic will be subject to public consultation as part of the ongoing standard revision.
ResponsibleSteel training
Training on the ResponsibleSteel International Production Standard is open to all members. Priority is given to auditors seeking to undertake audits against the Production Standard.
If you would like to register for an upcoming training session, please email assurance@responsiblesteel.org. Please note, registration does not guarantee a place. Once registered, participants will be notified of their confirmation via email.
All auditors who conduct audits for ResponsibleSteel certification must undergo training on the Production Standard's Core criteria. This training allows auditors to certify sites to the level of Core Site Certification.
There are currently no upcoming trainings scheduled.
Auditors who have already undergone training on the Production Standard's core criteria can undertake training on the Progress Level criteria. This training allows auditors to perform audits for Certified Steel.
There are currently no upcoming trainings scheduled.
ResponsibleSteel's calibration workshops are aimed at approved Certification Bodies and auditors. These workshops aim to address issues found during ResponsibleSteel's oversight process.
There are currently no upcoming workshops scheduled.









