#as9100certification

AS9100 Rev D introduced additional standards for recognizing and controlling product safety in your aerospace Quality Management System (QMS), however, these rules can be perplexing for many firms who have not previously detected product safety issues. As the importance of product safety has grown in the aerospace sector, the AS9100 Rev D standard has incorporated new requirements for this vital topic. While Clause 8.1.3 is brief, understanding how to apply those requirements to your item cannot be stressed. Let's have a look at the complete sentence and how it should be interpreted and used.

The EN9100:2018 standard, commonly known as the AS9100D or AS9100 standard, is the most recent one for businesses that design, produce, or provide aviation, space, and defence products and services, including parts, components, and assemblies. The International Aerospace Quality Group (IAQG) produced the standard with assistance from representatives of aviation, space, and defense companies in the Americas, Asia/Pacific, and Europe.  

The AS9100 standard is a set of guidelines for implementing a Quality Management System for use by aviation, space, and defense organizations (often referred to as the aerospace industry). The AS9100 standard is formed by the International Aerospace Quality Group, which are representatives of aerospace companies worldwide. Though, AS9100 is not maintained by the International Organization for Standardization. Instead, it builds on the requirements for a Quality Management System as defined in the ISO 9001 Quality Management System requirements.