Powering Performance

Register today for Forced Labor – The Potential Impact to Your Global Supply Chain co-presented by AIAG and Thomson Reuters ONESOURCE Global Trade.

Registration is now open for the 2020 Corporate Responsibility Summit on April 28–29, 2020, at Suburban Collection Showcase in Novi, Michigan. Plan to join us to learn industry best practices and gain actionable insights on how ESG data impacts your company's reputation.

The first of many GHG Workgroup’s Emerging Issues webinars, Understanding and Calculating Your Scope 3 Impact will help you kick-start your Scope 3 GHG emissions accounting.

Overview

The scope of the current consultation concerns two exemption requests: one for exemption renewal and one for a new exemption as shown in the table.

Whether your organization is taking its first steps to prioritize cybersecurity, renewing efforts to protect itself from cybercrime, or performing a health check on existing security measures, AIAG has the next-step resources you need.

Following the 2019 release of our Core Tools Support™ (CTS) software, our team has been continually working to make improvements based on users’ experiences and insights in order to provide a more effective and powerful application for managing APQP and PPAP.

It’s time to start thinking about our 2020 Quality Summit!

AIAG is now accepting session proposals for our 2020 Quality Summit on October 13-14, 2020 at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi, MI. This year’s theme is, “Disruption, Risk and Your Automotive Quality Management System.” 

Have you made it to one of our new AIAG & VDA FMEA classes yet? If not, now’s the time! Check out our current course offerings below and click any of the titles for more information or to register. 

The AAMA/AIAG Southern Automotive Quality Summit is rapidly approaching!

Scheduled for March 12^th, 2020, this year’s event will take place in Huntsville, Alabama, at the Von Braun Center, and open with a speaker from Huntsville’s new Mazda Toyota Manufacturing facility.

Over the years, AIAG has developed common assessments for special processes — specifically, heat treat, coating, molding, plating, soldering, and welding — in response to OEM and supplier quality issues in these areas, which impact product performance on both interior and exterior parts.