A Quality Management System is a collection of
the company’s policies, processes, documented
procedures, and records that define how the
company will operate in order to provide products
and services to customers.
What is AS9100 D
AS9100 Rev D is an aerospace standard (AS) that
was released by the International Aerospace Quality
Group (IAQG)
AS9100 is modified for aviation, space, and defense
organizations.
The AS9100 standard is a set of guidelines for
implementing a Quality Management System for use
by aviation, space, and defense organizations (often
referred to as the aerospace industry).
The AS9100 standard was first released in 1999, when it
was based on the ISO 9001:1994 standard. Updates to the
standard were:
AS9100 Rev A – Released 2001 with updates from ISO
9001:2000, but also allowing a legacy system based on
ISO 9001:1994.
AS9100 Rev B – Released in 2004 to only include
updates from ISO 9001:2000.
AS9100 Rev C – Released in 2009 with updates from ISO
9001:2008.
The current version of the document, released in 2016, is
AS9100 Rev D, which is updated to incorporate the
requirements of the ISO 9001 version issued in 2015.
History of ISO:9001
History of AS:9100
History of IATF:16949
Steps for AS 9100D Quality Management System
Conduct AS 9100D quality management system
awareness training
programs for key employees, functional heads, and
staff members;
Form a steering committee and task force for
documentation;
Identify and define process approach and risk
assessment;
Define quality policy and establish quality objectives;
Prepare documented information of quality management
system;
Implement and train all personnel in the use of
documents and
formats (records) to retain documented information;
Train internal auditors;
Principles of Quality Management System
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Why AS9100 ?
Improvement of quality processes and meeting your
customer’s needs
Promoting decision making based upon evidence and
data
Monitoring of processes to improve efficiency, and
productivity
A Reduction in the three forms of waste and scrap
costs.
Supporting and encouraging a culture of continuous
improvement
Active risk assessment of designs and processes and
effective mitigation practices
Consistent compliance to regulatory, safety and
reliability requirements.
Process Approach
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Clauses of AS9100 D
Clause 1 - Scope
Clause 2 - Terms and
Definitions
Clause 3 - Normative
References
Clause 4 - Context of the
organization
Clause 5 - Leadership
Clause 6 - Planning
Clause 7 - Support
Clause 8 - Operation
Clause 9 - Performance
Evaluation
Clause 10 - Improvement
Thank You
