Automotive Quality Management
IATF 16949 implementation for automotive component manufacturers and suppliers, aligned with customer-specific requirements and built on the core tools your OEM customers expect.
Get a Quote for IATF 16949Our Certification Process
One proven eight-step path, from kick-off to certification award, applied to every standard we support.
- Step 1
Kick-off Meeting
Alignment with management, process owners, and HODs on scope, objectives, and a realistic certification timeline.
- Step 2
Gap Analysis
A review of your current systems, processes, and records against the requirements of the applicable standard(s).
- Step 3
Training & Awareness
Structured training on the standard's requirements, and any sector-specific tools, for management and staff.
- Step 4
Documentation Development
Quality Manual, procedures, work instructions, and supporting formats and records, built around your actual processes.
- Step 5
Implementation Support
Hands-on rollout across every function (production, design, HR, stores, and more) with real records generated along the way.
- Step 6
Internal Audit
Internal auditor training, a full internal audit, and closure of nonconformities ahead of the certification audit.
- Step 7
Management Review
Facilitation of the Management Review Meeting (MRM) and implementation of its outputs.
- Step 8
Certification Audit Support
On-site support through Stage 1 and Stage 2 assessment visits, closure of findings, and certification award.
Standards We Cover
Request a quote for any standard below and we'll follow up with a tailored scope.
Automotive Quality Standards
IATF 16949
Quality management system requirements for automotive production and relevant service part organizations.
VDA 6.3
Process audit methodology used by German OEMs to assess supplier development and production capability.
The Six Automotive Core Tools
Implementation support and hands-on training in the methods OEMs expect behind every IATF 16949 system.
APQP
Advanced Product Quality Planning
A structured framework for planning and launching new products and processes, from concept and design through validation to production launch.
PPAP
Production Part Approval Process
Objective evidence that your production process consistently delivers parts meeting every customer engineering requirement at the quoted rate.
FMEA
Failure Mode & Effects Analysis
Design and process FMEA using the AIAG & VDA methodology to identify potential failures early and prioritize the actions that prevent them.
CP
Control Plan
The documented controls for every product and process characteristic: what is checked, how, how often, and what happens when it drifts.
SPC
Statistical Process Control
Control charts and capability studies (Cp, Cpk) that detect process variation before it turns into non-conforming parts.
MSA
Measurement System Analysis
Gauge R&R, bias, linearity, and stability studies that prove your measurement data can be trusted for decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the automotive core tools?
APQP, PPAP, FMEA, Control Plan, SPC, and MSA: the six methods automotive OEMs expect behind every IATF 16949 system. We implement all six and train your team to use them.
What is VDA 6.3 and when is it required?
VDA 6.3 is the process audit standard used by German OEMs and their supply chains to assess product development and series production processes. It is usually a customer-specific requirement alongside IATF 16949.
Ready to get certified?
Tell us where you are today and which standard you're working towards. We'll recommend the right path and a realistic timeline.