Once logged in, you will fill out detailed questionnaires based on your specific industry code. This is where you will upload supporting PDF documents, including: ISO Certificates (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001) Company Registration and Tax Documents Technical Data Sheets and Product Track Records Step 4: Technical Audits and Site Visits

Shell has a "Goal Zero" policy regarding accidents. If your safety record is poor, approval is unlikely.

The SQS is the primary gateway for any company seeking to become a Shell supplier. It is a global, standardized, and transparent pre-qualification process managed on Shell's behalf by the procurement specialist, Achilles.

A proven track record in Health, Safety, Security, and Environmental (HSSE) performance is mandatory.

The is a curated database of suppliers who have successfully completed Shell's rigorous pre-qualification and technical assessment processes. Being on this list means a vendor is deemed capable of supplying materials, equipment, or services that comply with Shell's technical specifications and safety standards.

Publicizing a list of critical suppliers can be a security risk.

Industry-specific certifications (e.g., API for oilfield equipment, ASME for pressure vessels). Proven track record of product reliability. 3. Financial and Ethical Standing Audited financial statements proving long-term stability.