Probitas Certified AS9100:2016
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Who Should Attend:
Anyone involved in planning, scheduling, and conducting AS9100 internal audits. Personnel leading their companies toward: AS9100 certification, Aerospace Quality Management System (AQMS) Management Representatives, Quality Managers, top management, quality, engineering, production, purchasing, or anyone desiring an in-depth understanding of AS9100. In addition, this course is the first part of the Aerospace Auditor Training Requirements for AS9100:2016 Third Party Auditing. Together with successful completion of the IAQG Sanctioned AATT 9100 Training; all training requirements are met to be a Third Party Aerospace Auditor.
Course Objectives
- Understand the purpose and role of the management system in ensuring effectiveness and customer satisfaction.
- Explain the purpose and intent of ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016.
- Describe the need for auditors to keep current in AQMS standards, ISO 19011, ISO 17021-1, AS9104-1, and the audit process.
- Describe the Quality Management Principles and how they relate to an AS9100 system.
- Explain the intent of the AS9100 standard and each clause.
- Describe the “documented information” requirements and the relationship between an organization’s documentation structure e.g., the quality manual, procedures, quality plans, policies and objectives.
- Identify audit evidence needed in an effective AQMS.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of an AQMS in differing situations.
- Understand the difference between “documented information” and “retained documented information”.
- Describe the difference between legal compliance and conformity with the AS9100 standard.
- Describe the differences between Civil Aviation Authority requirements, military and space agencies and how to include these requirements in audits.
- Understand the IAQG standards and their relationships (AS9100:2016 and AS9101F)
- Describe how an aerospace auditor is approved, certified and authenticated for the AQMS standards.
- Describe and apply the process approach when auditing
Time:
Day 1: 7:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Day 2: 7:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Day 3: 7:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Day 4: 7:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Day 5: 7:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Agenda
Day One
- Review of IAQG/AAQG/RMC, acronyms, definitions, ISO/AS documents
- Review of Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), NASA and DoD requirements.
- Activity I
- Aerospace Supplier Approval and Flow Down Requirements
- Sampling
- Foreign Object Debris (FOD).
- Activity II
Day Two
- Configuration Management, Design and Development, Aerospace Material Traceability and Material Accountability.
- Activity III
- First Article Inspection (FAIs), Stamp Control and Control of Nonconforming Output.
- Activity IV
- Monitoring and Measuring Equipment, Tool Control and Customer Supplied Property
- Activity V
Day Three
- Special Process
- Activity VI
- Variation Management of Key Characteristics
- Activity VII
- Writing Nonconformances
- Activity VIII
- Final Exam
Day Four
- Activity: Organizational Audit Phase II
- Activity: Organizational Audit Phase III
- Activity: Organizational Audit Phase IV
- Audit Findings, Nonconformance Generation and Audit Reporting
- Activity: Completion of AS9101F Forms: NCRs, PEAR, Audit Report, and Closing Meeting
Day Five
- Auditor Competence/Certification Requirements
- Review & EXAM