Latest News

21 July 2021

The IATF has revised and reissued both SIs 3 and 10 plus issued new SIs 21and 22 related to IATF 16949.  Please find below CB Communique 2021-009 and the IATF 16949 SIs.

      • The revised SI 10 is related to section 7.1.5.3.2 (External Laboratory) and is effective August 2021.
      • The revised SI 3 is related to 6.1.2.3 (Contingency Plans) and is effective November 2021.
      • The new SIs 21 and 22 are related to 6.1.2.1 (Risk Analysis) and 7.2.1 (Competence – supplemental) respectively and are effective November 2021.

14 June 2021

The IATF has revised and reissued both SI 9,10 and 20 plus issued new SI 29 related to Rules 5th Edition.  Please find below CB Communique 2021-007 and Rules 5th Edition SIs.

      • The revised SI 9 & 10 is related to the Foreword and section 5.8 (Conducting onsite audit activities).
      • The revised SI 20 and new SI 29 is related to the section 5.14 (Letter of Conformance) and is effective 1 July 2021.

01 June 2021

The sixth Revision of the IATF Measures Coronavirus Pandemic COVID-19 document incorporates the following updates:

  • Two new Frequently Asked Question (FAQs) were added: FAQs no. 10 and no. 11
  • Best Practices for remote audits were added
  • Minor clarifications were introduced on pages 11, 15 and 26

All changes to the previously communicated Revision 5 are highlighted in red.

18 May 2021

Stellantis (ex PSA) have updated their Customer Specific Requirements.  Please find below the updated file.

30 April 2021

BMW Group have updated their Customer Specific Requirements.  Please find below the updated file.

08 April 2021

At the IATF 2021 Spring meeting, the IATF unanimously voted to welcome Geely Group into the IATF as an OEM voting member. This marks a significant milestone in the history of the IATF as Geely Group will be the first Asia member to join the IATF and is a clear signal of IATF’s intent to boost the scheme’s growth around the world.

Please see below links to CB Communique 2021-006 and IATF Stakeholder Communique SC-2021-002 announcing Geely Group’s membership in the IATF.

06 April 2021

The IATF has revised and reissued both SI 10 and FAQ 7 related to IATF 16949:2016.  Please find below CB Communique 2021-005 and their related files.

06 April 2021

The International Automotive Task Force (IATF) Oversight Office in France, known as IATF France, is seeking qualified candidates who are interested in becoming an IATF witness auditor. The ideal candidate would be an active third-party IATF 16949 auditor or have a minimum of four (4) years practical experience working in automotive manufacturing (or similar scope of applicability) to be considered.

We are seeking two candidates who are fluent in French and English or Spanish and English. The detailed job description can be found below. To apply, please send your resume, or CV, to Mr Eric Canu (eric.canu@iatf-france.fr) and Mrs Mailys Inyuma (mailys.inyuma@iatf-france.fr).

30 March 2021

In support of the merger between PSA and FCA to form Stellantis announced earlier this year, the IATF is updating this IATF Global Oversight web page to reflect the new company name.

The following pages have been updated to bring all the Stellantis information together but still include the requirements from the various divisions of Stellantis:

Note: the PSA Opel Vauxhall CSRs have been deleted and organizations previously using those CSRs will need to comply with the Stellantis ex PSA CSRs available on the OEM CSR web page, specifically Group PSA Customer Specific Requirements for use with IATF 16949:2016 – Effective May 1, 2018

16 March 2021

FCA Italy SpA have updated their Customer Specific Requirements.  Please find below the updated file.

03 March 2021

The following update has been published:

Frequently Asked Questions

The purpose of this Communiqué is to advise all IATF-recognized certification bodies, certified organizations, and other key stakeholders that the IATF has approved additional Rules 5th Edition Frequently Asked Question (FAQ 7).

The FAQ #7 for Rules 5th Edition is related to verification of previous nonconformities during a transfer audit.  Please see files below for more information.

 

23 February 2021

Risked Based Audit Day Calculation

The IATF has developed a more defined concept of when and how the minimum audit days must be increased based on customer risk.

This concept clarifies how to add audit time to certified organizations who are Tier 1 suppliers to an IATF OEM. These Tier 1 suppliers will have some time (hours) added to their audit if they are not meeting the IATF OEM specified quality and delivery performance targets. The IATF-recognized certification body will use the additional audit time to focus on the corrective action process and prevention of recurrence, including for related processes and products.

The IATF has approved additional Rules 5th Edition Sanctioned Interpretations (SIs 26 – 28) which define the method to implement this concept.  Please refer to the attached two Communique’s for more details.

The SIs for Rules 5th Edition

14 January 2021

Groupe Renault have updated their Customer Specific Requirements.  The update is an administrative change, correcting a standard number identified in the Foreword.  Please find below the updated file.

08 January 2021

Ford Motor Company have updated their Customer Specific Requirements.  Please find below the updated file.