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AIAG knows how to work together to fix the problems of tomorrow. That’s why we assemble over 600 industry volunteers, from OEMs to suppliers, to collaborate and create common solutions for their manufacturing and supply chain issues.

All new product development projects involve risk. A properly implemented FMEA will help ensure that potential failures have been considered and addressed during the product and process development cycle.

Did you know the 2016 AIAG Product and Training Catalog is available now for FREE download on the AIAG website? Here’s the link.

Prospective Speaker: Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) welcomes your proposal for a presentation or case study.

The Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) announced the appointment of David A. Leich, director of global supply chain for General Motors Corporation, and Matthias Vogel, senior vice president quality and HSE for Kongsberg Automotive ASA, to its board of directors. More than 20 executives from the automotive and transportation OEM and supplier community currently serve on the AIAG board, representing a cross-section of member companies.

Prospective Speaker: Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) welcomes your proposal for a presentation or case study at the 2016 Supply Chain Summit!

This year's summit will take place on June 14, 2016, at the Laurel Manor Banquet and Conference Center in Livonia, Michigan.  

Much like a tooth cleaning at the dentist or a routine oil change on a car, internal audits are a vital part of keeping quality management systems running smoothly. And similar to the dental and car maintenance situations, the skills and certifications of the person conducting the audit can significantly change your perception of the diagnosis. AIAG offers a wide range of training options to enhance the capabilities of your internal auditors, all of which can be held at your facility. Whether internal or lead, AIAG has an auditor certification course for your needs.

AIAG is a leader in Industry Certifications for the Automotive Industry.

AIAG’s fourth Conflict Minerals Industry Briefing in August 2015 provided attendees with a greater understanding of the drivers that shape the automotive industry's due diligence for compliance with conflict minerals reporting. Speakers representing OEMS, suppliers, the U.S. State Department, and a leading NGO shared updates on U.S. and European legislation to help companies gain insights on the factors affecting their customers’ conflict minerals requests.

Effective corporate responsibility practices require companies to stay informed on the issues confronting them, as well as strategies for economically viable business cases, technical approaches for integration, and insight on how leading companies tackle similar issues, and you can stay ahead of the CR curve by engaging with forward-thinking leaders in the field at this year’s CR Summit.