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Regional Activity
Awareness Programme on ISO / TS-16949: 5th
July 2000, New Delhi
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many Quality System Certifications prevalent the
world over, they pressures on exporting auto component
manufacturers to adhere to various certification
in different countries, was enormous. In order
to ease this pressure, the International Automotive
Task Force was set up in Europe. All major European
Vehicle Manufacturers came to a consensus on finding
an alternate Single Quality Standard – thus
the advent of the new Quality Standard TS-16949. |
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on the Policy requirements of the Standard TS –16949
and how it could be maintained. The comparative analysis,
easily explained to participants the difference between
QS 9000 (used by most firms in India) and the new TS-16949.
The "horns", it would seem was well taken,
and well presented as the houseful of 50 participants,
indicated.
Two Day Training Programme on Magnificent Seven
Q.C.Tools : 7-8 July 2000, Ludhiana
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The fundamental requirement for maintenance of
any quality system is Magnificent Seven Q.C Tools.
This "Magnificent Seven" was presented
by ACMA (NR) on a two day training programme to
its membership, in Ludhiana. |
Prof. A N Nankana, who has expert
knowledge of the Magnificent 7, conducted an excellent
programme which was made more interesting by an interactive
audience comprising of 25 participants from member companies
in and around Ludhiana.
Feedback from participants suggest, working on a
cluster approach for companies in Ludhiana, for the
implementation of Seven Q C Tools.
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