2014年4月7日 · March, 2014 - The International Aerospace Quality Group (IAQG) has released a revision to 9101, the Quality Management System (QMS) auditing standard for the Aviation, Space and Defense industry. This revision to 9101 is based upon the implementation of ISO 17021:2011, 9104/1:2012 and lessons learned from the implementation of 9101: 2010.

These forms in MSWord format are provided for information to support the audit reporting requirements identified within 9101G/9101:2022 clause 4.3.4. The equivalent Form content will be populated within the OASIS database during the transition period to enable electronic reporting using the respective input screens and online functionality ...

It provides requirements for an audit and reporting process, based on: the process and continual improvement approach defined in 9100-series standards; the specific aviation, space, and defense additions in 9100-series standards; the use of common audit tools; and the uniform, transparent, and standardized reporting of results.

Requirements for using specific ‘Audit Approaches’ to be moved into updated 9101:2016 (Rev. F) “Auditor Guidance Material”. Relocated auditing of Special Processes for clarity, now included in clause 4.2.2.4.1 in 9101:2016 (Rev. F). Electronic versions of the Forms will remain accessible via the IAQG website together with supporting instructions.

The accreditation scope must include certification for the ISO 9001 standard. Enhance the existing quality management system to meet the requirements of each clause within the current versions of ISO/IEC 17021-1, 9104/1 , and 9101 .

INTERNATIONAL STANDARD IS0 9101 : 1987 (E) Surface active agents - Determination of interfacial tension - Drop volume method 0 Introduction Interfacial tension is a fundamental property of the interface between two immiscible or partially miscible liquids. These two

2014年3月1日 · In addition, it defines the content and composition for the audit reporting of conformity and process effectiveness to the 9100-series standards, the organization's QMS documentation, and customer and statutory/regulatory requirements.

9101 Key reasons for change •Update of requirements to align with planned changes to 9104/1 •Improvement to audit report forms based on 9101 survey feedback •Incorporation of current clarifications and resolutions •Integration of OASIS feedbacks •Clause renumbering to improve the document flow

The document provides an overview of Revision F of standard IAQG 9101:2016 from the IAQG 9101 team. Some key changes included incorporating updated requirements from ISO standards, changing process effectiveness levels from 4 to 5, clarifying audit findings, and simplifying forms and instructions.

This document standardizes the requirements for conducting and reporting of Quality Management System (QMS) audits. It can be used by aviation, space, and defense organizations at all levels throughout the global supply chain.