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| Automakers and suppliers must appeal to customers who demand high-quality, well-designed products. In turn, heavy demands have been placed on the supply chain. Suppliers must be registered to ISO/TS 16949, QS-9000 or ISO 9000 and adhere to quality tool requirements such as APQP, PPAP, & FMEA. |
Why
implement this?
- It is an industry requirement to be ISO/TS 16949 or QS-9000 registered; must be registered to supply automotive parts.
- Customers require quality tools to be utilized – APQP, PPAP, FMEA, SPC, MSA, 8D.
What are the client’s common concerns implementing this?
- Can customer demands be met in timely, cost effective manner?
- The requirements in the automotive area are complex and technical. How can these requirements be addressed in a simple way?
- Can the paperwork related to automotive requirements be minimized?
- Don’t have the resources required to get it done.
- Unhappy with existing systems (paperwork, complicated, confusing, unrealistic, parallel)—will this be better?
What is GRT’s approach?
- GRT guides you to an integrated business system that is meaningful and easy to maintain.
- You are helped to focus on intent of requirements and not on filling out the form and paperwork.
- Lessons learned from similar projects are shared.
Why GRT?
- Registration guaranteed, based on our proven practical approach.
- GRT has a thorough understanding of tough automotive requirements and what is realistic to achieve.
- Experienced automotive specialists
on staff.
GRT Methodology: Six Steps to Registration
GRT uses six steps to get your company ready for registration. The table below outlines the activities that will take place, whether you are starting out new or upgrading from an Existing QS-9000 or TS 16949:1999 System.
G.R. Technologies
75 Allingham Gdns.
North York, Ontario
M3H 1X9
E-mail: info@grt77.com
Tel: (905) 597-9277
Fax: (416) 638-4866