How understanding process interactions improves the AS9100 Rev D-based QMS
Mark Hammar
Within the requirements of AS9100 Rev D, there is a necessity to not only identify the sequence and interactions of...
Within the requirements of AS9100 Rev D, there is a necessity to not only identify the sequence and interactions of the processes of your aerospace Quality Management System (QMS), but also to maintain this as...
Design verification vs. design validation in AS9100 Rev D
In the minds of many people, there can be confusion between the meanings of “design verification” and “design validation” within...
In the minds of many people, there can be confusion between the meanings of “design verification” and “design validation” within the Quality Management System (QMS), and sometimes people will use these terms interchangeably. However, these two...
Gap analysis vs. internal audit in AS9100: What is the difference?
There are many terms used when implementing an aerospace Quality Management System (QMS) using the requirements of the AS9100 Rev...
There are many terms used when implementing an aerospace Quality Management System (QMS) using the requirements of the AS9100 Rev D standard, and these can sometimes be confusing. Two of these terms that are often...
