What you'll learn:
- Those working in automotive supply chain at supervisory and /or managerial level
Automotive industry believes in continuous line production and consistent quality. Automotive industry is very dynamic industry, where there are quick innovations. To be a preferred supplier to automotive industry your organization need to be in position to accept quick changing scenario as challenge. IATF 16949:2016 along with automotive industry core tools provides guidelines for achieving this goal. Reduction in variation and waste is an important goal of IATF 16949:2016. This course provides you detailed guidelines including resources for implementation of these requirements for achieving this goal. For implementation of IATF 16949, although this course will clarify your concepts; you will be required to study and implement automotive industry core tools such as APQP (Advanced product quality planning), PPAP (Production PartApproval process), FMEA (Potential Failure Modes and Effects Analysis), MSA(Measurement System Analysis) and SPC (Statistical process Control). IATF sanctioned interpretations are also available on line for further understanding of requirements. Automotive industry expects suppliers to be dynamic - adjusting themselves with changing needs, be on path of continual improvement - cost savings as well as adding features in existing products. This helps in customer availing automobile at reasonable price as compared to usability. If these guidelines are followed, supply chain members will yield better quality at improved productivity.
