Our Constitution sets out how ResponsibleSteel operates, including how decisions are made and what is expected of members.

ResponsibleSteel has developed its own Theory of Change which outlines our vision and mission, and the assumptions, outputs, and intermediate and long-term results to achieve them.

This policy outlines the rules covering the late payment of fees to ResponsibleSteel. While this late payment policy is not intended to be punitive, it is essential for ensuring consistent cash flow, enabling us to continue driving positive change within the steel industry.

The ResponsibleSteel Auditor Application Form Version 2.1 is required to be filled out by auditors who are seeking approval to conduct ResponsibleSteel audits and wish to participate in ResponsibleSteel auditor training.

This document provides mandatory guidance for approved certification bodies that want to offer services for ResponsibleSteel’s Chain of Custody Standard during the pilot phase.

Membership fees are based on the type, size and/or purpose of an organisation. These fees help to support the good governance and operations of our globally recognised International Standards. These fees include updates to ResponsibleSteel's fee structure that will take effect on 1 January 2025, which allow for a fairer reflection of company size in our fee structure, and ensure our administrative costs are covered.