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November 5, 2002 IAAR and AAQG
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1 What is the IAAR? Independent Association of Accredited Registrars 37 Members Operates in North America (Canada, Mexico and USA) Bylaws and Code of Practice 3 ABs (SCC, ema & ANAB) Many members plus ANAB and SCC work with the IAQG and AAQG
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2 Overall Purpose of the IAAR Is to encourage and facilitate consistent management system registration Promotes the use of accredited registrars. The association achieves these objectives by facilitating communication and professional practices among its members. Educates companies and other organizations about the accredited registration process. (IAQG and AAQG)
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3 Representing IAAR Appropriate experience in IAAR –Regular, consistent attendance at general membership meetings –Actively participated in discussions at these meetings –Participated as a member of one or more IAAR committees –2 IAAR representatives on AAQG RMC
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4 Representing IAAR Possess the ability to work with others –Be a good listener –Do not be critical of other’s ideas –Be a team player –Work for consensus –Volunteer within your committee for specific assignments
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5 AAQG/IAAR COOPERATION Working Together Since the Start Partnership Approach IAAR Reps Formal Part of RMC RMC Working Group –Team Leaders –Team Members General CB Participation Welcomed
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6 How Can CBs Help? Think Holistically Consider The Needs of All Stakeholders Outcomes Do Matter Understand ICOP and Its Impacts Contribute to Supply Chain Improvement Feedback Methodology
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7 Other Party Feedback Loops Supplier Customer Certification Body Products/ product quality Audit Findings PAH/POA holder Feedback B Feedback C Feedback B: Information on product quality problems to CB: -When related to possible QM system causes -Ineffective corrective/preventive action -To focus CB audit activities on potential weak spots Feedback C: Information on findings to the customer found by the CB during the audit: -To determine possible impact (influence) on product quality - To determine additional audits (surveillance) and/or actions to the supplier Feedback A Feedback A: Information on product quality non- conformance to supplier: - To perform root cause analysis - To take corrective/preventive action, also on Quality system level
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8 How Can CBs Help? Continue to Support IAQG and AAQG Contribute to Work Teams Bring Forward Ideas for Improvement to: –Standards –ICOP –Oversight –Workshops Stay Engaged Have a Productive Workshop
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