Learn the requirements of
ISO/TS
16949:2002 while understanding how they relate to your business. This class addresses
how management systems (QMS) and
ISO/TS
16949 apply to the automotive industry and how to develop a Quality Management System
(QMS) that conforms to
ISO/TS
16949, ready for certification.
Because this class is certified by RABQSA International and recognized
by the International Register of Certified Auditors (IRCA), successful completion fulfills the training
requirements for becoming an RABQSA certified
QMS
Lead Auditor and
IRCA
certified
QMS
Auditor.
Public Class Schedule:
| Location (Click for details) | Dates | Price | Enrollment |
| Philadelphia, PA | Sep 8 - 12 '08 | 1995.00 | Open | add to cart |
Duration: 5 days
Alternatives:
Click here to enroll in a 3-day Internal Auditor course.
In-house Pricing: Please contact us
Who should attend?
- Automotive professionals
- Quality professionals
-
ISO
Managers/Management Reps
- Individuals who want to become RABQSA certified lead auditors or
IRCA
certified auditors
- Process owners
- Systems professionals or people who want to understand how management systems work
- Improvement Specialists
- Leaders/managers/professionals in the automotive industry
- Buyers in the automotive industry
You will learn how to:
- Interpret and apply
ISO/TS
16949
- Relate
ISO/TS
16949 to your business management system, regardless of your type of business
- Identify the controls necessary for ensuring the
QMS
translates customer needs into satisfied customers
- Relate fiduciary concerns to the performance of the
QMS
- Develop reliable and pliable systems, particularly effective for organizations where
process objectives are constantly changing
- Communicate the roles and responsibilities within the
QMS
to the organization
- Conduct and lead 1st, 2nd and 3rd party audits, particularly on undocumented systems
and audit for process effectiveness against measurable objectives
- Relate the capabilities of the organization to the expectations of customers, top
management and shareholders
- Use the
QMS
to work proactively and not reactively
- Explain to customers how the organization plans to fulfill its promises and show
evidence that it has done so in the past
Because of our independence, you may bring your organization's problems to class
to get straight answers from an expert.
LE99, Differences Between QS and TS
This class prepares students to conduct 1st, 2nd and 3rd party audits using
ISO
9001:2000 and 1st and 2nd party audits using
ISO/TS
16949:2002. Additional training is required to conduct 3rd party audits using
ISO/TS
16949:2002.
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