Presentation ON Quality Managementsystem Sae As 9100B Aerospace Standard
Presentation ON Quality Managementsystem Sae As 9100B Aerospace Standard
PRESENTATION
ON
QUALITY
MANAGEMENTSYSTEM
SAE AS 9100B
AEROSPACE STANDARD
RECOMMENDED FACULTY
By S.P. Singh
OBJECTIVE
After completion of this session participant will be
1. To aware of Aerospace Standard
2. Able to implement the standard in their work area.
3. Able to understand needs and requirements of standard.
COVERAGE :
1. Introduction
2. Process approach
3. Scope, Application and Normative reference
4. Terms and definition
5. Quality management system
6. Management responsibility
7. Resource managements
8. Product realization
9. Measurement analysis and improvement
Term used in Quality Management System
Requirement Grade
Needs or Expectation that Stated Category or rank given to be Deferent Quality
Generally Implied or Obligatory requirements for product processes or system
Having the same functional used
Quality
Degree to which a set of inherent
Characteristic fulfill requirement Capability
Ability of an organization, system or process
to realized product that fulfill the requirement
of the product
Customer Satisfaction
Customer perception of the degree to which the
Customer requirement have been fulfill
Term used in Quality Management System
Characteristic
Distinguishing feature
Dependability Traceability
Quality Characteristic
Inherent characteristic of a product process or system related
to requirement
Term used in Quality Management System
Requirement
Deviation Permit
Correction Scrap
Rework Regrade
Repair
Term used in Quality Management System
Information Document
Procedure Document
Determination
Test
Term used in Quality Management System
Audit Programme
Audit Clients Auditee
Measurement Process
Meteorological
Conformation
Measurement Control
System
Metrological Function
Measuring Equipments
Metrological Characteristics
Quality Management system Approach
Determine the needs and expectation of the customer and other
interested parties
Establishing quality Policy and Quality Objective
Determining the processes and responsibilities necessary to attain
the Quality Objectives
Determining and providing the recourses necessary to attain the
Quality Objectives
Establishing method to measure the effectiveness and efficiency of
each process
Applying these measures to determine the effectiveness and
efficacy of each process
Determining means of preventing nonconformities and eliminating
their causes
Establishing and applying a process for continual improvement of
the Quality Management System
The Quality Approach
Quality is achieved through planning and
communication to prevent problem
It is cheaper and more effective to run
preventive system than to run inspection based
system.
Preventive measures include planning activities
and processes, analysis input and output,
training, writing and implementing procedures or
plans, and auditing the activities.
Control of Processes
We control processes by controlling the
input into the processes rather than
inspecting the output.
People – By training or Qualification
Material – Control of suppliers and
specification
Methods – By procedure and standards
Machines- By Maintenance System
Environment – By organization and care
Process Approach
Process – Set of interrelated or interacting
activities which transforms inputs to outputs
Product – Result of process (Service)
Outputs of one process may input into another
process.
Control the inputs to ensure outputs meet
requirements
Analyse and review for continual improvement
PROCESS APROACH
An organization to function effectively and efficiently. it has to identify and
manage numerous linked activities. An activity using resource, and managed
n order to enable the transformation of inputs in to outputs is consider
as a process.
PROCEDURE
(Specified way to carry out an activity EFFECTIVENESS
Or a process” – may be documented OF PROCESS
Or not) (ability to achieve
Desired result)
PROCESS
IN PUT (Set Of Interrelated OUT PUT
(Includes Or Interchanging PRODUCT
Resources) Activity) (results of
Process)
MONITORING AND
MEASUREMENT OPPORTUNITIES
(Before doing and after the process) EFFICIENCY OF
PROCESS
CONTINUAL PROCESS IMPROVEMENT CYCLE
Continualimprovement
Continual improvementofof
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management system
system
Customers Satisfaction
Management
Management
Customers requirement
responsibility
responsibility
Resource
Resource Measurement
Measurement
management
management Analysisand
Analysis and
improvement
improvement
output
Product
Product Product
Product
realization
realization
-- To identify and meet the needs and expectation of its customers and other
interested parties to achieve competitive advantage, and to do this
effective and efficient manner.
-- To achieve, maintain, and improve overall organizational performance and
capability. These consideration on overall performance of organization may
impact
- Customers loyalty
- Repeat business and referral
- Organizational results such as revenue and market share
- Flexible and fast responses to market opportunities
- Costs and cycle times through effective and efficient use of resource
- Alignment of processes which will best achieve desired results
- Competitive advantage through improved organizational capability
- Confidence of interested parties in the effectiveness and efficiency
of the org.
- Ability to create values for both the organization and its suppliers by
optimization of cost.
“8 QUALITY MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLE”
• Customer Focus
• Leader ship
• Involvement of people
• Process Approach
• System Approach to Management
• Continual Improvement
• Factual Approach to Decision making
• Mutually Beneficial Supplier Relationship
QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
1. Scope
1.2. Application
2. Normative reference
6.2.1 GENERAL
6.2.2 COMPETENCE, AWARENESS AND
TRAINING
• Determine the necessary competence personnel performing
work affecting product Quality
• Provide training or take other action to satisfy these needs
• Evaluate the Effectiveness of the action taken
• Ensure that each personnel are aware with Quality objective
• Maintain appropriate record of education, training and Skills
6.3 INFRASTRUCTURE
8.1 GENERAL
8.5 IMPROVEMENT
• Reviewing nonconformities
• Determining the causes of nonconformities
• Evaluating the need for action to ensure that
nonconformities do not reoccur
• Determining and implementing action needed
• Records of the action taken
• Reviewing corrective action taken
8 . MEASUREMENT ANALYSIS AND
IMPROVEMENT