Who has had a Transition Audit from TS 16949 to IATF 16949

Golfman25

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That is why I am asking; we have always done them together and after the transitional audits to ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 I got my certificates and they had changed my scope on my certificate. I have been told that now I have to have an additional .5 days added for ISO 9001:2015 in order to cover my Technical side of things. Both the above certificates have the same scope now; when they use to have different scopes. Both automotive and the technical go through the exact same processes just different types of fabric. The audits themselves are no different than they use to be except for the updated parts in the standard.

I assume you do both auto and non-auto work. Technically, your IATF cert. only applies to automotive work, so in essence the scope is limited to that. It's not uncommon in our experience to have additional time to verify non-auto work for ISO purposes.
 
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JerryJ

Just had our transition audit to IATF, zero nonconformances
Thanks Andy Nichols
 
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EMP

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Just had 1st and 2nd stage - 3 minor NCs - first time company has gone for the automotive standard but does have 9001:2015.


Just need to respond to NCs.
 

angel1204

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Do you all included all the automotive products in the IATF 16949 certification scope? some customer actually not required their suppliers to certify on IATF16949...
 

Golfman25

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Do you all included all the automotive products in the IATF 16949 certification scope? some customer actually not required their suppliers to certify on IATF16949...

Unfortunately, under IATF ALL automotive products are covered regardless of whether the customer requires it or not. Good luck with that.
 

Golfman25

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I saw the statement from IATF official web site saying that can be excluded. Refer to the attached. What do u think?

I think that only applies to a site. Once a site is subject to audit, all auto products need to be included. It's buried in there somewhere.
 
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