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Existing AS9100 Registered companies have the option to apply for the "Performance-based Surveillance/Recertification Process" (Described in [[https://www.sae.org/standards/content/as9104/1a/|SAE AS9104/1A]], "Appendix D"). This option allows for a 33% Reduction in the Audit Duration (Maximum of 50%). The criteria for this option are defined in AS9104/1A, "//Table D.1 - Performance-based Surveillance/Recertification Process Requirements//". | Existing AS9100 Registered companies have the option to apply for the "Performance-based Surveillance/Recertification Process" (Described in [[https://www.sae.org/standards/content/as9104/1a/|SAE AS9104/1A]], "Appendix D"). This option allows for a 33% Reduction in the Audit Duration (Maximum of 50%). The criteria for this option are defined in AS9104/1A, "//Table D.1 - Performance-based Surveillance/Recertification Process Requirements//". |
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| As of May 2023 I've learned that ANAB has added requirements that will make compliance with the PBS/RP virtually impossible. And several CBs are already discouraging companies from opting into this program. |
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^ Table D.1 - Performance based surveillance/recertification process qualification ^ | ^ Table D.1 - Performance based surveillance/recertification process qualification ^ |
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I asked an AS9104/1A committee member "how" the AS9100 Auditors would be determining compliance with ISO 19011. His response was "//Based on our conversations within the writing team, the __intent__ of that standard is what they are going for.//" (sic) However, he also noted that "//the IAQG could always come out with a clear ruling//" (sic) at a later date. | I asked an AS9104/1A committee member "how" the AS9100 Auditors would be determining compliance with ISO 19011. His response was that the word "should" must be read as "shall". |
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A better alternative is "Supplier Scorecards" provided by larger aerospace customers (e.g., Boeing, Lockheed, Raytheon) or [[https://www.cpars.gov/|CPARs (Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System)]] provided by government customers. However, these are not always available. | A better alternative is "Supplier Scorecards" provided by larger aerospace customers (e.g., Boeing, Lockheed, Raytheon) or [[https://www.cpars.gov/|CPARs (Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System)]] provided by government customers. However, these are not always available. |
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