1. Bill Black IAQG President EADS
An Overview International Aerospace Quality Group General Assembly – Melbourne 18 April 2007
Bill Black
IAQG President
EADS

2. A Global challenge requires Global solutions
A Global Approach
Over 50 major aerospace companies across three global sectors
Driving improvement through fewer, simpler standards and practical support for implementation
Initiatives driven with constancy of purpose
Co-operation, consultation and communication with:
partners and suppliers
regulatory authorities
customers
….. across all sectors of business
A Global challenge requires Global solutions
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

3. International Aerospace Quality Group General Assembly Forums
A Global Team
International Aerospace Quality Group
IAQG
Council
General Assembly Forums
AAQG
(Americas)
(19 members)
APAQG
(Asia & Pacific)
(11 members)
EAQG
(Europe)
(29 members)
Whose purpose is:
Implement initiatives that make significant improvements in Quality and reductions in cost throughout the value stream by establishing and maintaining dynamic cooperation, based on trust, between international aerospace companies
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

4. IAQG Membership Americas Europe Asia Europe – Continued
The Boeing Company
Bombardier
Eaton Aerospace
Embraer
GE Transportation
Goodrich Corporation
Gulfstream
Honeywell Aerospace
Lockheed Martin
Northrop Grumman
Orbital
Parker Aerospace
Raytheon
Rockwell Collins
Rolls-Royce
Spirit Aerosystems
Textron
United Technologies Corp.
Vought
PRI *
SAE *
Europe
Airbus
ALENIA
Avio
BAE Systems
Dassault Aviation
EADS
EADS – CASA
EADS Military
Eurocopter
Hegan
Hispano-Suiza
Israel Aircraft Industries
Liebherr
Messier-Bugatti
Messier-Dowty
MTU Aero engine
PFW
Rolls-Royce
SAAB Aerospace
SAFRAN
Smiths Aerospace
Stork Fokker Aerostructures
Asia
AIDC (Aerospace Industrial
Development Corp)
AVIC 1
AVIC 2
Fuji Heavy Industries
Hawker de Havilland
Indonesian Aerospace
IHI
Kawasaki Heavy Ind
Korea Aerospace Ind
Korean Air Aerospace
Mitsubishi Heavy Ind
SJAC *
Europe – Continued
Sonaca
Sukhoi
Thales
Turbomeca
Volvo – Aero
Westland
Zodiac
ASD * / ASD-EASE *
*: Sponsor
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

5. EADS membership in IAQG
Daniel ALBIER –Sogerma
Mariano ALONSO-ROMERO – MTAD (Voting Member)
Roland BACHER – Airbus
Bernard VEYSSIERE – CQO
Bill BLACK – CQO (IAQG Chairman)
Jean-Louis BOUNIE – Airbus
Cristobal CASADO-SALINAS – MTAD
Guy CURCIO – Eurocopter
Siegfried HAUG – Airbus
Bernard LAURAS –Airbus
Françoise LEBADEZET – CTO
Yves LORELLA – CQO
Didier LUX – Airbus (Voting Member)
John MONKS – Airbus
Marie-Laurence PETIT – Airbus
Hans-Georg SCHRADER – Airbus (Voting Member)
Hans-Rainer ZIEMER - MAS
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

6. Focused on Improvement
Senior industry executive participation makes the process credible and actionable
International cooperation driving deliverables that can be implemented globally
A real opportunity to improve the supply chain:
Safety and quality improvement
Waste and cost reduction
Consistency and clarity of approach, requirements and documentation
Reduction of multiple oversight
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

7. Quality System Standards
Setting New Standards
9100 – Aerospace Quality Management System Standard … the cornerstone of our initial focus
Defines “what” – not “how”
Published jointly in Europe, Americas & Asia-Pacific
Reduces variation across the supply chain
Complementary standards for
Maintenance and Repair Stations – 9110
Distributors/Stockists – 9120
Quality System Standards
– based on ISO
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

8. Auditing & Measuring Checklists for auditors - 9101, - 9111, - 9121
Industry Controlled Other-Party (ICOP) oversight program for consistent implementation – 9104 trilogy
Registrars
Auditors
Training
Shared access to Qualification status through OASIS web hosted database
6338 Supplier sites & 649 auditors worldwide, ~ 750 hits per hour on OASIS
Improving quality performance
and reducing costs
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

9. Safety & Integrity Requirements to directly raise product integrity
First Article Inspection – 9102
Variation Management of Key Characteristics – 9103
Non-conformance Management – 9131
Data Matrix Quality Requirements for Parts Marking – 9132
Harmonized NDT Personnel Qualification – NAS410
Global Supplier Risk Management – 9134
Operator Self Verification – 9162
Other work in progress – software, direct shipment & delivery, operator self verification, sampling plans…
Where quality and safety are concerned
there is no competitive advantage
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

10. Implementation Status
IAQG members agree to use standards internally and to flow requirements to suppliers
One voice
Minimize variation
Shared resources
Reduced duplication and waste
...levels of implementation
exceed 90% and rising
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

11. Strategic Drivers Improvement Strategy Relationship Growth Strategy
Requirements
People Capability
Supply Chain Process Capability
Product Realisation Processes
Civil Authorities
Space
Defense
IAQG Operating Management System
Member Collaboration
Top Leader Involvement
IAQG Operational Efficiency
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

12. Authorities / Industry Partnership
Airworthiness Authority and industry executives Joint Strategic Purpose is to enhance safety & quality;
Parts can be manufactured anywhere
Move quickly and seamlessly to the end user
Are supported by electronic documentation incl. Auth Rel Cert
Making progress towards Authorities recognition of Industry Controlled Other Parties scheme
Agenda to Globally Enhance
Airworthiness and Safety
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

13. Industry Partnership with Space
IAQG Space Forum has stimulated strong cooperation within each sector
Space representatives agreed on proposal to be made to 9100
writing teams to incorporate requirements
JAQG Space Forum established February 2006 during next major 9100 update in approx 2008
European Space cooperation being discussed between ECSS & EAQG
Working to Enhance Quality Globally, and beyond
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

14. Industry Partnership with Defense
Coordination with NATO to harmonise 9100 series and AQAP’s (Allied Quality Assurance Publications)
Goal to establish recognition of IAQG standards as suitable for defence procurement
Outreach plan being developed to review with other defence agencies
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy

15. Agenda for change, pursued with constancy of purpose
Industry Benefits…
Focus on the complete value chain
True global cooperation and harmonization
Higher quality products at reduced cost
Fewer customer-unique documents
Open sharing of proven “Best Practices”
Rapid consensus & deployment of new standards
Reduced variation & waste
Agenda for change, pursued with constancy of purpose
April 18, 2007 IAQG Gen Assy