IATF 16949 Academy
2nd ed. in revision · IATF, not ISOIATF 16949:2016 remains current (2nd edition in revision, expected 2027 — watch the official IATF source). Note it is not an ISO standard: it is published by the International Automotive Task Force, succeeding ISO/TS 16949. Customer audits hinge on the five AIAG core tools — all free on this site.
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Everything here is live for this standard — diagnose, generate, self-review before the auditor, all sharing one system context.
- Hands-on AIAG five-core-tools tutorial series
- Customer-specific requirements (CSR) breakdowns
- 2nd-edition clause comparison on publication day
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Only what checks out against primary sources for this standard: edition updates, accreditation-governance changes, and rumor debunking. Every piece carries a fact-check appendix.
We publish only what traces back to primary sources — no filler. New pieces appear here the day they go live.
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