IATF 16949:2016 Awareness/Introduction (Module 1)

DESCRIPTION

The introduction to IATF 16949:2016 Module 1 consists of 4 sessions. In order to fully complete the course and understand the IATF standard, 100% attendance is required. On completion of this course, a certiifcate will be issued.

Important: Only the softcopy of the course material will be distributed on the day of training. Thus participants are reminded to bring along their laptop for the duration of the training.

OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this course, delegates will have an awareness of:

• Overview of IATF 16949:2016
• Change History
• Annex SL
• PDCA Model
• Process Approach
• Introduction to Customer Specific Requirements

Course Content

Session 1 - Overview and history of IATF 16949

• Overview, who is IATF and History of QS/ISO/TS/IATF
• IATF Rules for Certification

Session 2 - Structure of IATF

• Structure of IATF Annex SL,10 clauses
• PDCA Model (before and after)
• Annex A – Control Plan
• Annex B – Bibliography, CSRs, Core Tools

Session 3 - Introduction to Customer Specific Requirements

• What is/is not a Customer Specific Requirement
• Where in the IATF standard are CSRs required (7.5.1.1 item d matrix)
• IATF OEM CSRs – where to find them ie. IATF Global oversight offices
• Process for implementing, communicating including changes of CSRs within the organisation
• Internal Audit shall include that CSRs are being used across the organisation
• Score Card Performance, feedback to management

Session 4 - Automotive Process Approach

• Turtle Diagram
• Input, Outputs
• Measures, effectiveness efficiency
• Include CSRs and impact on process
• Risk to the process
• Process owners defined

AUDIENCE

Please note that this course is not recommended for those delegates who have no prior knowledge of ISO 9001:2015 requirements or auditing techniques. Alternatives courses can be offered to meet individual needs. This course is aligned with other SGS Training product offerings to support IATF 16949:2016 and is delivered by competent tutor meeting the IATF 7.2.3 and 7.2.4 standard requirements.