QI-29 1st Edition Brazing System Assessment is intended to provide a common approach to a brazing management system for automotive production and service part organisations. It specifies process requirements for an organisation or its suppliers performing applicable aluminum and stainless-steel brazing. Processes covered are CAB, Vacuum, Flame, and Induction brazing, and contain requirements for part print, control plan, braze quality inspection & reports, parameter documentation, maintenance rec

IATF 16949:2016 mandates the use of automotive core tools including PPAP, FMEA, SPC and MSA within the framework of Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) or project management. While many companies attempt to implement the tools, many fail to reap the benefits of continual improvement, defect prevention and the reduction in variation and waste. This is often because of a lack of competence in the effective use of the tools and their interactions.

The goal of the CQI 17 2nd Edition Soldering System Assessment is the development of a soldering management system that provides for continual improvement, emphasising defect prevention and the reduction of variation and waste in the supply chain. Coupled with an internationally recognised quality management system and applicable customer-specific requirements, it defines the fundamental requirements for soldering management systems and is intended to provide a common approach to a soldering management system for automotive production and service part organisations.

CQI-15 2nd Edition Welding System Assessment is intended to provide a common approach to a welding management system for automotive production and service part organisations. It specifies process requirements for an organisation or its suppliers performing applicable ferrous and non-ferrous metallic welding.

The goal of the CQI-23 1st Edition Molding System Assessment is the development of a molding management system that provides for continual improvement, emphasizing defect prevention and the reduction of variation and waste in the supply chain.

A Sanctioned Interpretation changes the interpretation of a rule or a requirement which itself then becomes the basis for a nonconformity. The changes of requirements belong to certain clauses of the standard. These are always determined, approved and published by the IATF.

Finding suppliers that operate at consistent levels of high quality is necessary to ensure that your own organization can perform at an equally high level. An effective audit is one of the most important methods for ensuring that your suppliers are always complying and conforming to set standards and requirements. This course will show you how supplier audits enable your organization to reduce risks and build and maintain a robust management system, so you can continuously improve your contractual requirements and relationships with suppliers.

This course enables you to understand the changes in requirements from ISO/TS 16949 to IATF 16949:2016.Assist in the implementation of IATF 16949:2016 Meet the internal and second-party auditor requirements for the IATF changes

Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) and Control Plans reduce the complexity of product quality planning for customers and suppliers by allowing customers to easily communicate their product quality planning requirements to their suppliers. Suppliers gain an understanding of basic industry requirements for achieving part approval from their customer. Control Plans summarize the identified process and product parameters required to maintain product conformity. These tools are applicable throughout the supply base in all customer/supplier relationships.

CQI-12 3rd Edition Coating System Assessment was developed to help better evaluate the quality systems in place at coating shops supplying OEM automotive coatings such as conversion coatings, anodizing, powder coatings, and sprayed and dip/spin coatings, as well as processing steps common to many coatings such as aqueous and mechanical pretreatments, and curing.

Get an overview from the industry experts of the CQI-11 3rd Edition Plating System Assessment that includes the updates and improvements intended to provide the greatest likelihood that all the requirements are addressed during assessments. It is valid for all global automotive suppliers who have concluded a contractual purchase, supply and quality agreement across the supply chain.

IATF 16949:2016 mandates the use of automotive core tools including PPAP, FMEA, SPC and MSA within the framework of Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) or project management. While many companies attempt to implement the tools, many fail to reap the benefits of continual improvement, defect prevention and the reduction in variation and waste. This is often because of a lack of competence in the effective use of the tools and their interactions.

This course enables delegates to develop and use the statistical techniques in Statistical Process Control implementation that are used most often to improve quality based on the Plan-Do-Check-Act model. Here are the learning outcomes for the two days training program.

FMEA has been rewritten to accommodate the new requirement of the industry to both fulfill the AIAG (Automotive Industry Action Group) & VDA (Verband der Automobilindustrie) requirements, which supersedes AIAG 4th Edition FMEA and VDA. Volume 4. The intention is to provide a common foundation for FMEA across the sectors of the automotive industry which are represented by these 2 organizations.

This course introduces IATF 16949 introduction, certificate process, quality audit, quality system assessment and quality system assessment checklist

This course provides the best overview for any type of employee involved in the organization to understand what is VDA 6.3 and the requirements of VDA 6.3. Participants will learn the concepts of VDA 6.3 and how it can become a valuable part of their business management system. Participants engage in activities that create an understanding of standards intents and requirements and how the process approach in conjunction with the requirements can provide benefits for their organization and for their customers.

The most comprehensive course on ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 auditing techniques from the leading certification body in Automotive QMS Certification, delivered by our expert third party IATF 16949 and IRCA QMS Lead Auditor and Trainer Dr Kenny Chan TK!

Get an overview of the process requirements from the industry experts to develop a management system that prioritises defect prevention, variation reduction, and supply chain waste reduction that will help your organisation meet regulatory requirements, improve customer satisfaction, and identify areas for improvement.