AS 9100
Elevate Your Aerospace Quality Standards to New Heights.
Challenges Faced by Industries:
- Stringent Requirements: The aerospace industry has rigorous quality and safety requirements that can be challenging to meet consistently.
- Documentation Overload: Maintaining extensive documentation and records to demonstrate compliance with AS9100 standards.
- Technological Advancements: Keeping up with rapid advancements in aerospace technology and integrating them into existing processes.
- Supply Chain Complexity: Managing a complex, global supply chain while ensuring all parts and materials meet high-quality standards.
- Regulatory Changes: Adapting to frequent changes in industry regulations and standards, which requires continuous monitoring and updating of practices.
Benefits
- Market Access: Gain entry to the aerospace industry and become eligible for contracts with major aerospace manufacturers and suppliers.
- Operational Improvement: Streamline processes, enhance efficiency, and reduce waste, leading to cost savings and better resource management.
- Employee Engagement: Foster a culture of quality and continuous improvement, leading to higher employee morale and retention.
- Risk Reduction: Implement robust risk management practices that improve the identification, assessment, and mitigation of potential issues.
- Supplier Relationships: Strengthen relationships with suppliers by ensuring they adhere to stringent quality standards.
Certification Steps
- Gap Analysis: Evaluate current processes against AS9100 requirements.
- Training: Educate employees on AS9100 standards and requirements.
- Documentation: Develop detailed documentation of QMS processes.
- Implementation: Implement the QMS according to AS9100 guidelines.
- Internal Audit: Conduct internal audits to ensure compliance.
- Management Review: Review system performance and address issues.
- Certification Audit: Undergo an audit by an accredited certification body.
- Certification: Achieve AS9100 certification upon successful audit completion.