AAQG Registrar Management Committee RMC SAE AS 9104AIR

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AAQG Registrar Management Committee (RMC) SAE AS 9104/AIR 5359 OVERSIGHT RMC Procedure 102 REV

AAQG Registrar Management Committee (RMC) SAE AS 9104/AIR 5359 OVERSIGHT RMC Procedure 102 REV 5 Changes 1

Overview Topics • AAQG RMC Surveillance Team • AS 9104 Oversight Criteria • •

Overview Topics • AAQG RMC Surveillance Team • AS 9104 Oversight Criteria • • IAQG Member Oversight of Accreditation Body (AB) & Certification Body (CB) • RMC 102 Rev 5 Change Summary • AAQG Member Roles & Responsibilities • AAQG Member Reporting Requirements • Summary 2

AAQG RMC Surveillance Team l Team Members Tim Lee, Lead Randy Dougherty Lori Scheid

AAQG RMC Surveillance Team l Team Members Tim Lee, Lead Randy Dougherty Lori Scheid Reg Blake Guy Johansen Jay Park David Stevens Luiz Brandao The Boeing Company ANAB BSI, America Inc. UTC Northrop Rolls Royce Embraer Note: The above surveillance team members may be used as a resource to answer questions regarding the AAQG RMC Oversight process or AAQG RMC Procedure 102 Rev 5. 3

AS 9104 Oversight Criteria AAQG RMC 102 was updated to ensure conformance to AS

AS 9104 Oversight Criteria AAQG RMC 102 was updated to ensure conformance to AS 9104 Requirements for Aerospace Quality Management System Certification/Registrations Programs. AS 9104, Section 6. 4. f: “The CRB shall agree to periodic surveillance and witness audits by the ABs and by IAQG sectors. ABs shall conduct annual witness audits of CRBs holding AQMS accreditation. IAQG member companies shall perform oversight of CRBs used by their suppliers and report results to the SMS as established in each sector. ” AS 9104, Section 9. 2: “ The SMS shall perform oversight of ABs participating in AQMS qualification of CRBs by the following as a minimum: a. Annual review of AB oversight activity of CRBs participating in AQMS programs. b. Annual onsite office assessment of AB. c. Annual witness audit of at least one AQMS accreditation or surveillance audit of a CRB. NOTE: SMS may perform the above witness audit with applicable AB as a part of the combined oversight visit as mentioned in 10. 9 ‘NOTE’. ” 4

AS 9104 Oversight Criteria AS 9104, Section 10. 6 “Member companies of IAQG sectors

AS 9104 Oversight Criteria AS 9104, Section 10. 6 “Member companies of IAQG sectors will perform oversight of CRBs used by their suppliers and report results to the SMS, as necessary. NOTE: Member companies of IAQG sectors may choose to participate in a shared CRB oversight process. This process should be documented and managed by the respective SMS. ” AS 9104 Section 10. 9: “The SMS shall perform oversight on participating CRBs by: a. Annual onsite office assessment at each CRB b. Witness at least one audit of an AQMS standard by the CRB at a supplier. NOTE: SMS may choose to utilize the data generated by the shared CRB oversight process referenced in Section 10. 6 to meet these requirements. It is recommended, whenever possible, that SMS combine this oversight with AB’s office and witness audits of CRBs defined in Section 10. 5. ” 5

AAQG RMC 102 Rev 4, June 2005 Purpose/Scope: The purpose of this procedure is

AAQG RMC 102 Rev 4, June 2005 Purpose/Scope: The purpose of this procedure is to document the process for oversight of the SAE AS 9104/AIR 5359 program for registration of aerospace quality systems. This process will be implemented by participating AAQG Member Companies, Accreditation Bodies (AB) and Certification Bodies (CB) in the Americas to establish a shared and consistent process to meet the requirements of the Aerospace Standard AS 9104, “Requirements for Aerospace Quality Management System Certification/Registrations Programs” and SAE AIR 5359, “Requirements for Certification/Registration of Aerospace Quality Management Systems”. Summary of Changes • Update to reference and include AS 9104 Oversight Criteria AB Witness Audit is “Observation Only” Updated references in the audit tools • Updated Witness Audit Check Sheet • Incorporate ISO 19011 criteria • Additional details • Added AAQG Member Requirement • Missed RMC Assessments will be rescheduled 6

Roles & Responsibilities AAQG Member Representative– AB Office Audit The AAQG Member Representative shall

Roles & Responsibilities AAQG Member Representative– AB Office Audit The AAQG Member Representative shall take the lead role during any AB office assessment. AAQG Member Representative – CRB Office Audit The AB Assessment Team Leader and AAQG Member Representative will cooperate to meet the objectives of the joint team assessment. These activities may include review of additional CRB’s AS 9100 registration files and AS 9100 auditor files needed to ensure that adequate emphasis is placed on AS 9104/AIR 5359 compliance during the CRB Office joint team assessment. AAQG Member Representative – CRB Witness Audit The AAQG Member Representative shall not influence the CB and/or AB audit team during the audit conduct portion of the witness audit. The role when witnessing is one of observation only. Feedback to the audit team will occur upon conclusion of the client’s assessment. (e. g. , AB audit team debriefing). 7

Roles & Responsibilities AAQG Member Representative – Reporting Upon completion of any joint team

Roles & Responsibilities AAQG Member Representative – Reporting Upon completion of any joint team assessment activity the AAQG Member Representative shall complete an RMC 102 Joint Team Assessment Summary Report contained in Appendix 7. The report will be forwarded to the AB and become a part of the AB’s audit report to the CRB. AAQG Member Representative – Complaint Process The complaint process in AAQG RMC 102, Appendix 6 should be utilized if any unresolved issues arise between the AB and AAQG Member Company during Joint Team Assessment activity. 8

Summary l l The changes to RMC 102 Rev 5 will ensure conformance to

Summary l l The changes to RMC 102 Rev 5 will ensure conformance to AS 9104. Having well trained and knowledgeable AB and AAQG Member Representatives will ensure success. Defined roles and responsibilities will encourage a “team” approach. Coordination and planning of Joint Team Assessment activity is crucial to success. 9