Automotive IATF 16949
To offer higher-quality products to automobile clients around the world, a collection of automotive manufacturers and their respective trade groups founded the IATF. The goal was to provide higher-quality goods to vehicle customers worldwide.
Resource Overwatch and their team audit to raise customer satisfaction, identify issues and hazards in the supply chain and manufacturing process, eradicate their root causes, and test the efficacy of remedial and preventive actions.
Automotive IATF 16949
Service Codes
NAICS Codes
611430 – Professional and Management Development Training
541614 – Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services
PSC Codes
H129 – Quality Control- Engine Accessories
H151 – Quality Control- Hand Tools
H152 – Quality Control- Measuring Tools
R704 – Support- Management: Auditing
UNSPSC Codes
81141510 – Quality control and quality assurance audit and verification services
84111600 – Audit services
81111819 – Quality assurance services
81141500 – Quality control
81141510 – Quality control and quality assurance audit and verification services
81141511 – Quality control and quality assurance consultancy services
Create a quality management system that allows for continuous improvement, emphasizing defect avoidance and decreases in variance and waste.
Internal & Supplier Automotive Auditing
With the aid of the IATF 16949 standard, you can:
- Get known as a premier automobile supplier
- Boost the participation of your leadership team
- Adapt to other management system requirements
- Make quality and constant improvement the organization’s core values
- Use risk-based thinking to reduce risk and enhance opportunity management
Our Core Quality Audit Services
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General Manufacturing ISO 9001
Ultimate global benchmark for quality management
- Reduce operating costs
- Improve efficiency
- Continual improvement
- More satisfied customers
Automotive IATF 16949
Common automotive quality system requirement based on ISO 9001
- Continuous improvement
- Defect prevention
- Reduction of variation
- Reduction of waste
Aerospace AS9100
Standard for aviation, space and defense products
- Improved stakeholder relations
- Enhanced process effectiveness
- Reduced operating costs
- Supply chain access
Environmental ISO 14001
Helps control the impact of activities on the environment.
- Helps with governmental compliance
- Reduces environmental impact
- Helps meet environmental objectives
- Fulfills compliance obligations
Safety ISO 45001
Create a culture of health and safety
- Proactive risk prevention
- Increase organizational resilience
- Strengthen legal and regulatory compliance
- Innovate and continually improve
Medical Device 13485
Manages quality throughout medical device life cycle
- Manage risk
- React to changing regulatory environment
- Improves controls
- Effective product traceability
Lab 170025
For more consistent operations and processes
- Control records
- Addresses risks and opportunities
- Reduce errors
- Adherance to policies
What is the IATF 16949 Standard Quality Assurance Audit?
The International Automotive Task Force (IATF) standard for quality management systems in the automotive industry is known by the acronym IATF 16949. It is based on the ISO 9001 standard but adds further specifications unique to the automobile industry.
Doing an IATF 16949 quality assurance audit helps specify the requirements for putting in place a quality management system in companies that work in the automobile industry, including producers, suppliers, and service providers. Throughout the automotive supply chain, it focuses on raising customer satisfaction, lowering waste, and improving product quality.
The IATF 16949 quality assurance audit places a strong emphasis on a process-based approach to quality management, with particular attention paid to risk and opportunity identification and control, ongoing development, and defect prevention. Additionally, it encourages the implementation of best practices as well as instruments and methods including statistical process control (SPC), failure mode and effect analysis (FMEA), and advanced product quality planning (APQP).
Automotive suppliers and manufacturers frequently need to be certified to IATF 16949 in order to prove their dedication to quality and capacity to satisfy customers and regulatory needs. An recognized certification authority conducts a thorough assessment of the company’s quality management system as part of the certification procedure.
Automotive firms seek to improve their overall performance, cut costs, and guarantee consistency and dependability in their products by implementing and maintaining IATF 16949