Understanding Clause 8 of IATF 169492016

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Exploring Clause 8

of IATF 16949:2016

This presentation will delve into the key components of Clause 8 in the
IATF 16949:2016 standard, focusing on the essential processes of
measurement, analysis, and improvement for automotive quality
management systems.

AA by Abhishek Tiwari
Planning for Measurement, Analysis,

and Improvement

Establish Objectives Allocate Resources

Set clear and measurable quality objectives Ensure adequate resources, responsibilities,
and targets to drive performance and training are in place to support the
improvement. planned activities.

1 2 3

Define Methods

Determine appropriate measurement and


analysis techniques to evaluate process and
product performance.
Measurement and Analysis

Data Collection Statistical Analysis Monitoring and

Evaluation
Gather data on product Utilize statistical tools and
quality, process performance, techniques, such as SPC and Track key performance
and customer feedback. Pareto analysis, to identify indicators (KPIs) and conduct
trends and root causes. internal audits to assess the
effectiveness of the quality
management system.
Improvement Initiatives

1 Corrective Actions 2 Preventive Actions

Address nonconformities and eliminate Proactively identify and mitigate potential


root causes to prevent recurrence. problems to ensure consistent quality.

3 Continual Improvement 4 Innovation

Implement projects and best practices to Foster a culture of innovation and


enhance processes and systems creativity to drive breakthrough
continuously. improvements.
Case Study: Clause 8 Implementation

Company Overview Measurement and Analysis

ABC Automotive, a leading manufacturer in Implemented a data-driven approach to


the industry, implemented a robust quality monitor production processes, identify
management system aligned with IATF quality issues, and determine root causes.
16949:2016.

Improvement Initiatives Results

Launched a series of corrective and Achieved a 20% reduction in defects, a 15%


preventive actions, as well as continuous increase in on-time delivery, and a 92%
improvement projects, to enhance product customer satisfaction rating.
quality and customer satisfaction.
Measurement and Analysis

Example

Data Collection

1 Gathered detailed information on product defects, including types,


frequencies, and locations.

Root Cause Analysis

2 Conducted Pareto analysis and utilized fishbone diagrams to identify the


primary causes of the defects.

Corrective Actions

3 Implemented targeted corrective actions to address the root causes and


prevent recurrence of the defects.
Improvement Example

Internal Audit Root Cause Corrective Monitoring

Identified a recurring Closely monitored the


Analysis Actions

quality issue during Conducted a Implemented effectiveness of the


routine internal audits. thorough root cause corrective and actions and tracked
analysis to determine preventive actions to the improvement over
the underlying causes. address the root time.
causes.
Benefits of Effective Implementation

Enhanced Product Quality Improved process efficiency and


effectiveness

Increased Customer Satisfaction Compliance with Automotive Industry


Standards

Implementing a robust measurement, analysis, and improvement framework as described in Clause 8


of IATF 16949:2016 can lead to significant benefits for automotive organizations, including enhanced
product quality, increased customer satisfaction, and compliance with industry regulations.

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