Join us to drive change in the industry
We provide a forum for businesses and social and environmental organisations to work together, creating value that neither group can create on its own. As a member you will be at the heart of the ResponsibleSteel programme, ensuring we create value for your organisation.
How can you become a member?
Become a ResponsibleSteel member today
Join a growing number of businesses, civil society groups, and other organisations working to create a more responsible future for the steel industry.
Membership Information
Who can join
ResponsibleSteel welcomes new members from anywhere in the world. Businesses from every part of the steel value chain and civil society groups are invited to join as full members. Organisations not eligible for full membership but wishing to show their support and be kept informed as the programme develops are invited to join as associates.
Business members
Steelmaking members are the backbone of ResponsibleSteel. It is their commitment to getting sites certified that drives our mission. But they cannot do it without the support and buy-in of the entire value chain. We need to drive change at every step of the journey. That’s why our membership includes businesses from across the steel value chain, from suppliers of raw materials to end users of steel.
Civil society members
Alongside business members, civil society members are key to the development of our standards and other workstreams. They include organisations with social and environmental missions as well as trade unions, giving local communities and workers a voice in what responsibility looks like for steel and ensuring we are always working to protect both people and the planet.
Associates
Businesses and civil society organisations are invited to join as full members of ResponsibleSteel. Organisations that are not eligible for full membership but wish to show their support for ResponsibleSteel are invited to join as associates. Our associates include governmental organisations, trade associations, standards bodies, conformity assessment bodies, and academic institutions.