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(RSS feed: Explorer and Firefox compatible) Odak Info (electronic newsletter of Odak Consulting) |
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Odak Info 45 (Released on : 01.2013) e-newsletter
announcements are
regularly uploaded to Odak Data (e-library) site.
Such updates will no longer be announced through Odak Info. Odak
Info 44 (Updated on : 05.2012) “SI for
Rules” (revised as of Apr.2012) are uploaded to Odak Data (e-library). “FAQ for Rules” and
“SI for Rules” (revised as of Dec.2011) are uploaded to Odak Data (e-library). (Released on:
12.2011) Note: SI and FAQ updates
are regularly uploaded to Odak Data (e-library)
site. Such updates will no longer be announced through Odak Info. Odak
Info 43 (Released on : 11.2011) Odak training notes (ISO/TS 16949:2009 Fundamentals, ISO/TS 16949:2009 Internal
Auditor, Automotive Process Management) are uploaded to the e-library (Odak Data). Odak Info 42 (Released on :
03.2011) e-training
regarding “employee
qualification” section of element 6.2 (Odak Online 3) is uploaded to Odak Online
website (http://kutdemir.ninehub.com). Content can be viewed via “guest
login”. Odak Info 41 (Updated on :
04.2011) “FAQ for Rules” and “SI for Rules”
(revised as of April 2011 and Sept. 2010) include minor changes. New
revisions are uploaded to Odak Data (e-library). Odak Info 40 (Released on : 06.2010) Regarding MSA 4th Edition released by
AIAG as of 06.2010; Newly introduced and/or revised
topics: -
Calibration systems -
Evaluating discrimination for adequacy -
Effects of “gage assembly and fixture error” on analysing MSA results -
SPC – MSA relationship -
GRR acceptability criteria -
Link between “purpose of measurement” and GRR evaluation -
Determining the bias (variable MSA) -
Determining the linearity (variable MSA) -
Advantages of using Anova method
(variable MSA) -
Average and Range Method (variable MSA) -
Choosing the parts (attribute MSA) -
Cross-tab method (attribute MSA) -
Sample size (attribute MSA) -
Signal detection approach (attribute MSA) -
Analytic method example (attribute MSA) -
Practices for non-replicable measurement systems Further analysis of listed topics
can be accessed through "MSA Ed4 Analysis.pdf” file uploaded to Odak Data (e-library). Odak Info 39 (Updated on : 04.2010) e-training regarding “software
verification” section of element 7.6 (Odak Online 2) is uploaded to Odak Online
website (http://kutdemir.ninehub.com). Content can be viewed via “guest
login”. e-training
regarding “outsourced
processes” section of element 4.1 (Odak Online 1) is uploaded to Odak Online
website (http://kutdemir.ninehub.com). Content can be viewed via “guest
login”. Note: CSR(customer specific
requirements) updates are regularly uploaded to Odak Data (e-library) site. Such updates will no longer be announced
through Odak Info. Odak
Info 36 (Updated on : 08.2009) As a result of harmonisation efforts regarding the supplier quality management system
requirements, ISO/TS 16949:1999 (based on ISO 9001:1994)was first released in
1999. The aim was to form a globally
recognized automotive sector requirements document. In March 2002, the revised version of ISO/TS
16949 (based on ISO 9001:2000) was released. Suppliers which were registered
to OEM requirements (such as QS-9000:1998, VDA 6.1) were subject to respective deadlines to ugrade
to ISO/TS 16949:2002. Upon the
release of ISO 9001:2008 in November 2008, ISO/TS 16949:2002 is subject to
revision once again. The new
specification is called ISO/TS 16949:2009 and is released as of 15.06.2009. ISO/TS 16949:2009 is based on ISO 9001:2008.
Similar to the case of ISO 9001 revision, ISO/TS 16949:2009 does not introduce new or changed
requirements (shall statements). It is
composed of : -ISO 9001:2008 requirements (Note that ISO/TS
16949:2002 was based on ISO 9001:2000) and -Sector specific (automotive) requirements. Consequently : the differences can be analysed through : 1. ISO 9001:2008 versus
ISO 9001:2000 2. Automotive specific requirements
of ISO/TS 16949:2009 versus that of ISO/TS 16949:2002 1.
ISO 9001:2008 versus ISO 9001:2000 - Many studies are already available on this
(eg. IRCA summary: http://www.irca.org/downloads/IRCA633.pdf) - Please note that some of the internal links
were also re-arranged (eg. Element 8.4 now links to
8.2.1, 8.2.3, 8.2.4 and 7.4 while previously it linked to 7.2.1 and 8.2.1) 2.
Automotive specific requirements of ISO/TS 16949:2009 versus those of ISO/TS
16949:2002 - References to “IATF Guidance”
and “ISO - The term “quality” is replaced
with “conformity to product requirements” in various elements
(5.5.1.1, 6.2.2.3, 7.4.3.1, 7.4.3.2) The revised text of ISO/TS 16949:2009 will
need to be implemented no later than
120 days after the release (15.06.2009) of the specification. The existing internal auditors can conduct ISO/TS 16949:2009
internal audits, if they are informed (through
internal/ external means) about the
differences of the new edition. The existing ISO/TS 16949:2002 certificates
will remain valid for the
certification life. The organizations are allowed to request the
replacement of their existing certificates to ISO/TS 16949:2009 certificates
at the surveillance audits, while it
is not mandatory. (ISO/TS 16949:2009 e-training
is available through : http://kutdemir.ninehub.com) |
IATF ISO
Ford Motor Company (article : “How to meet demands of ISO/TS 16949
regarding customer satisfaction”) |
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Odak Info 38 (Released on :
05.2009) Regarding the 3rd Edition of “Rules for Achieving IATF Recognition” which was originally released in the last quarter of 2008 : 1.Erata sheet (05.09) is released. 2.Sanctioned interpretations (SIs) (05.09) are released to clarify/correct the deadlines for the
“transfer audits” 3.Frequently asked questions (FAQs) (05.09)
are released
to further clarify - the applicability of
the specification to OEMs and - the details of the
decertification process The original content can be obtained through : Odak Info 37 (Released on : 02.2009) Regarding the 3rd Edition of “Rules for Achieving IATF Recognition”
which was originally released in the last quarter of 2008 : 1.Erata
sheet
is released. Element
7.0 h) requires special attention (“should” statement is replaced
with “shall”) 2.Sanctioned
interpretations (SIs) are
released to
clarify that “consultants can not participate in audits” (Please
note that SIs are equivalent to the Requirements in terms of mandatory
power) 3.Frequently
asked questions (FAQs) are
released. In my personal opinion, FAQ
no.2 and FAQ no.3 require special attention (namely, “how to treat a
supplier which has common ownership with the organization” and
“how to proceed if the organization doesn’t provide all the
required information prior to the audit”) The
original content can be obtained through : Odak Info 35 (Released on:
10.2008) “Rules for Achieving IATF Recognition”
(publication of IATF-International Automotive Task Force) is revised as of 01.10.2008. The new rules took effect on 01.01.2009. Some of
the changes are comprehensive and apply directly to the organizations already
registered to ISO/TS 16949 or in the process. Issues clarified and/or revised : 1. The types of audits which
require Stage 1 visit 2. Actions to be taken in
case of “major findings” in surveillance audits 3. Deadlines to clear the
findings at re-certification audits 4. Audit scope versus
“subscriber/non-subscriber” customer 5. The cases which
require notification of the organization by the certification body 6. Visit deadlines per
surveillance visit frequency 7. Details regarding
on-site visit day calculations 8. The rules regarding
time and responsibility assignments for audit teams with more than one
auditor 9. The shall statement
regarding the use of a different audit team per each audit cycle (should
statement in former revision) 10. The rules regarding
auditing of process performances
and customer specific requirements 11. The content of
“improvement potential” 12. The rules regarding
termination of an audit before completion 13. Content and extent of
corrective and preventive actions to clear audit findings 14. The types of audits
which require an audit plan 15. Scope and content of
Stage 1 audits 16. Rules regarding
transfer audits 17. Decertification process
details (the word “audit” is used to represent
“3rd party audits” in the above listing) “Rules for
achieving IATF recognition” can be obtained through www.aiag.org |
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