National Standardisation Body
Take part in governing
Take part in governing
national standardisation
More than 100 organisations — companies, universities, research institutes and authorities — together shape national, European and international standardisation.
133
Members
5Colleges
50,000+National standards
Quick hub for members
The important information, one click away.
Members’ portal
Access your organisation’s account and the services dedicated to members.
What you will find in the portal- 1Legislation, Statute, Regulations, collective labour agreement (CCM)
- 2General Assembly
- 3Board of Directors
- 4Board of Auditors
- 5Income and Expenditure Budget
- 6Standardizarea magazine
Your benefits
Discounts, participation, information and events.
See the benefits →Fees and payment
Membership fees, the one-off fee and ASRO’s bank account.
See the fees →Useful documents
The membership application and the representation mandate.
See the documents →Membership
A seat at the table where the rules are set.
ASRO membership can help you make the most of using standards, and the benefits we make available will let you use them far more effectively.
ASRO members can take part in, and express their opinion directly on, the association’s activity in support of its purpose: developing national standardisation and taking part in European and international standardisation.
Why join
Concrete benefits of membership
Access, influence and practical advantages for your organisation.
Discounts of up to 30%
15% on ASRO products, 25% on the Romanian standards subscription, 30% on InfoStandard (20% on updates) and 10% on ASRO courses.
A voice in standardisation governance
You take part in the General Assembly and the Board of Directors and are present at the important events in standardisation.
Continuous information
A quarterly newsletter for members, the “Standardizarea” magazine free of charge in electronic format, and access to ASRO services through a dedicated InfoPoint.
Events and promotion
Free participation in Standardisation Day and in the introductory course on national standardisation, plus advertising in the “Standardizarea” magazine.
ASRO membership does not replace participation in the Technical Committees. ASRO members receive a discount on the participation fee in ASRO Technical Committees. Find out more here.
How to become a member — 3 steps
Join the national standardisation community and contribute to the decisions that shape the market.
- 01
Send the documents — fill in the membership application and the representation mandate and send them, together with the decision of the management body on joining and the organisation’s founding documents, to [email protected].
- 02
Pay the registration fee — once ASRO has checked and validated the documents, you will receive the invoice for the one-off registration fee of 400 lei.
- 03
Become an ASRO member — the file is submitted for approval to ASRO’s Board of Directors. Once your membership is approved, you pay the annual fee for your organisation’s category and enjoy all the advantages of membership.
Annual membership fee
- Non-profit organisations530 lei/year
- For-profit organisations3,200 lei/year
- Authorities and public institutions3,200 lei/year
The membership fee and the registration fee are to be paid into ASRO’s account no. RO07RNCB0082044167200009 opened at BCR – Unirea.
Contact usOnly legal entities can become ASRO members. The conditions for acquiring membership, and the rights and obligations of members, are set out in the ASRO Statute.
Membership structure
ASRO member colleges
Members are organised into five colleges, according to their role in the standardisation process.
Certification Bodies CollegeAccreditation bodies and conformity certification bodies.5 members
Beneficiaries CollegeCompanies and professional associations that apply standards.84 members
ANPROGAZNational Professional Association for the Natural Gas Sector
ARPCRomanian Association for Palletisation and Containerisation
BRIO ELECTROTEHNIC SRL
SC FINEX SRL
No member of this college matches the search.
Consumers CollegeOrganisations that represent consumers’ interests.2 members
No member of this college matches the search.
Research, Development and Innovation CollegeUniversities, institutes and research and development centres.30 members
ARISIRomanian Association of Fire Safety Engineers
EITSEuropean Institute for Thermal Sciences
Spitalul Clinic Județean de Urgență „Pius Brînzeu” TimișoaraONCOGEN Centre
No member of this college matches the search.
Authorities CollegeMinistries, agencies and public authorities.12 members
Unitatea Militară nr. 0276 București
No member of this college matches the search.
What members say
The voice of ASRO members
Organisations from industry, infrastructure and construction on what it means to belong to the governance of standardisation.
The insulation industry is evolving rapidly, under the pressure of ever stricter requirements on energy efficiency, fire safety and sustainability. In this context, standardisation helps define performance benchmarks and strengthens confidence in construction products.
Belonging to ASRO’s governance and taking part in the technical committees give us the opportunity to contribute actively to developing standards and to aligning national standards with European ones, while staying connected to developments in the field.
Standards are the basis of the way MOL Romania carries out its business, defining the requirements for quality, safety and environmental protection.
By taking part in ASRO’s governance and in standardisation work on fuels and on gaseous and liquid combustibles, we support a standardisation process connected to the dynamics of the sector and to current requirements. This position gives us visibility of the regulatory developments relevant to our business.
Developing Romania’s road infrastructure requires uniform requirements in design and execution, and standards provide the necessary benchmarks in this process.
As an ASRO member, CNIR takes part in the decision-making processes of the national standardisation body and supports steering standardisation in line with society’s real needs. This position allows us to follow regulatory developments and to contribute to applying uniform requirements in infrastructure projects.
Taking part in ASRO helps us stay connected to developments in standardisation and to market requirements. Membership gives us direct access to information on standardisation at national and European level and, at the same time, the possibility to contribute to discussions in the governance structures and to support a direction of standardisation aligned with the realities of the construction sector.
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