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Interpret and apply the current requirements of IATF 16949:2016 in conjunction with ISO 9001:2015/Amd 1:2024, current SIs/FAQs, and Customer Specific Requirements (CSR), using a process approach and risk-based thinking.
Relate clauses 4 through 10 requirements to automotive processes, KPIs, Core Tools, documented information, external providers, customers, and audit/certification readiness.
Updated to 2026 IATF SIs/FAQs, Rules 6th Edition, and ISO 9001 AMD 1:2024.
Leaders, Managers, Supervisors, and personnel responsible for Quality, Engineering, Processes, Manufacturing, Production, APQP/New Launches, Supplier Quality, auditors, and QMS implementers.
Competencies to Develop: IATF 16949 interpretation, process approach, risk-based thinking, documented information management, CSR, Core Tools, performance, and conformity evidence
Module 1. Current Framework and Automotive System Structure: IATF 16949:2016, ISO 9001:2015/Amd 1:2024, current SIs/FAQs, CSR, and alignment with IATF Rules 6th Edition; status update regarding 2nd Edition development.
Module 2. Process Approach, PDCA, and Risk-Based Thinking: COP (Customer Oriented Processes), support and management processes, interactions, inputs/outputs, Turtle Diagrams, KPIs, and customer focus.
Module 3. Clauses 4 & 5 – Context and Leadership: Context of the organization, interested parties, climate change considerations where relevant, scope, QMS processes, management commitment, quality policy, and customer focus.
Module 4. Clauses 6 & 7 – Planning and Support: Risks and opportunities, quality objectives, planning of changes, competency, awareness, communication, infrastructure, operational environment, monitoring/measuring resources, and documented information.
Module 5. Clause 8 – Operation and Product/Process Realization: Customer requirements, operational feasibility, product and service design/development, externally provided processes/products/services, product safety, special characteristics, production control, traceability, change management, release, and nonconforming outputs.
Module 6. Core Tools and Operational Control: APQP → DFMEA/PFMEA → Control Plan → MSA/SPC → PPAP integration; objective evidence, special characteristics, engineering/process changes, and Customer Specific Requirements.
Module 7. Clause 9 – Performance Evaluation: Monitoring and measurement, effectiveness/efficiency indicators, customer satisfaction, internal audits, and management review.
Module 8. Clause 10 – Improvement: Nonconformity, problem-solving, root cause analysis, corrective actions, error proofing, lessons learned, continual improvement, and QMS/Core Tools updates.
Module 9. Certification and Application Workshop: Overview of the certification cycle under IATF Rules 6th Edition, audit evidence preparation, process-based exercises, and gap assessment with action planning.
Interpret the standard using up-to-date criteria, eliminating outdated practices and references.
Connect standard requirements with real operational processes and Core Tools.
Strengthen implementation, process performance, and readiness for customer or certification audits.
Technical references: IATF 16949:2016 + current SIs/FAQs, ISO 9001:2015/Amd 1:2024, Rules for Achieving IATF Recognition 6th Edition, IATF Auditor Guide 5th Edition (reference), applicable CSR. (Status: IATF 16949:2016 remains current; 2nd Edition is in development with planned publication by IATF in mid-2027).