For more information on accessibility, access procedures and deadlines, see our Training page.
FORMATION
Best practices for implementing AS13100 applicable to the supply chain of aerospace engine manufacturers – #731
Context
- AS13100 ‘AESQ Quality Management System Requirements for Aero Engine Design and Production Organizations’ is a common set of quality requirements that now applies to all companies in the aerospace engine supply chain.
This new standard, supported by the Consortium of Aerospace Engine Manufacturers (General Electric, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls Royce, Safran Aircraft Engines first and foremost), has been contractually applicable since 2023 and incorporates the principles and tools of operational quality excellence well known from the automotive sector. - The AS13100 standard applicable to the supply chain of aerospace engine manufacturers is supported by a series of reference manuals (RM13XXX) which provide guidance on its deployment, as well as case studies, to help suppliers implement the requirements effectively.
- This training course will provide you with the keys and best practices for deploying AS13100, which goes well beyond the EN9100 standard.
Objectives
- Understand the general context and structure of AS13100
- Understand the additional requirements of EN9100 according to Chapter A of AS13100
- Integrate the expectations of AS13100 in terms of APQP / PPAP implementation.
- Familiarise yourself with the tools and good practices for defect prevention recommended/required by AS13100.
- Use the RM13009 manual to self-assess your organisation with regard to the expectations of AS13100 and identify the priority actions for increasing maturity.
Recommanded for
-
Process managers.
-
Quality Managers.
-
Production managers and Methods / Industrialisation managers.
-
Purchasing and SCQM, SPM managers.
-
Project managers.
-
Development, Methods / Industrialisation and Quality Engineers.
-
Lead Internal Auditors and Internal Auditors.
Prerequisites
Good knowledge of EN9100.
Pedagogy
Throughout the course, participants are encouraged to take part in group activities that are directly linked to their operational concerns. Numerous exchanges and consolidation of work (including after in-house implementation) help to promote the appropriation of shared concepts, tools and good practice. The simplicity and logic of the common thread used throughout this training course ensure that the best practices for implementing AS13100 are genuinely taken on board.
The teaching approach adopted consists in particular of analysing the additional requirements of AS13100 in relation to EN9100 and dealing with case studies to ensure that the Quality prevention tools required by the standard are properly taken on board.
The training can also be tailored to the company’s specific needs, difficulties and challenges.
Evaluation mode
- Knowledge test (MCQ).
Course materials
-
Participant file containing the presentations delivered during the training and the exercise materials.
To go further
Trainings:
- APQP-PPAP, in connection with RM13145 (#79)
- Product FMEA, in connection with RM13004 (#717)
- Process FMEA, in connection with RM13004 (#718)
- MSA according to AS13100 and RM13003 (#364).
- Revue Contrôle 1er Article, in connection with RM13102 (#790)
- Human Factors, in connection with RM13010 (#759).
- Supplier management, in connection with RM13007 (#150)
- Lead Auditor according to EN9100, AS13100 and related to RM 13005 (#745)
Consulting services : EURO-SYMBIOSE can assist you in the concrete implementation in your company. Contact us to know more about it.
1. The general context and structure of AS13100.
2. A review of the additional requirements of EN9100 under Chapter A of AS13100.
3. Implementation of APQP / PPAP according to Chapter B of AS13100.
4. The tools and good practices for implementing Chapter C of AS13100 with :
a. Focus on product FMEA;
b. Focus on process FMEA ;
c. Focus on MSA ;
d. Focus on monitoring plans;
e. Focus on supplier management;
f. Focus on business continuity.
g. Focus on 8D;
h. Focus on the Human Factor;
i. Focus on the expectations of AS13100 in terms of internal audit.
5. Self-assessment according to the RM13009 manual and development of the compliance roadmap.
Votre référent :
Laurent NIEL
Speciality: 24 years in the world of ASD (Aeronautic, Space and Defense).