With General Motors and Stellantis already requiring implementation (as of September 1, 2024) and Ford following suit by December 31, 2024, there's no time to waste in getting up to speed on the new APQP and standalone Control Plan. 

Developed by the same experts who wrote the manuals, our APQP and Control Plan courses help ensure your team can implement the new processes and meet related requirements with confidence. Learn more below and secure your spot ASAP for remaining 2024 (or upcoming 2025) sessions today! 

Current offerings include: 

• APQP and Control Plan Fundamentals: Covering both the APQP 3rd Edition and Control Plan 1st Edition in a single day, this unique hybrid training includes a range of presentation materials to help attendees better understand key updates and associated deliverables. (Note: Copies of both publications are also included in the cost of registration!) 
  
  
• APQP Overview: Providing an overview of the new APQP, this one-day course covers both the technical and managerial aspects of APQP for a more well-rounded understanding of program management. Course content focuses on general expectations for APQP tasks and the higher system level of phases, using new APQP tools in real-world contexts, and more.
  
  
• APQP and Control Plan: Transitioning: This two-day training — intended for current APQP practitioners, managers, and auditors — focuses on updates and changes in the APQP 3rd Edition to facilitate a better understanding of how your APQP program will be impacted, provide examples of new elements, and explore the managerial side of APQP in more detail.
  
  
• APQP, Control Plan and PPAP - Understanding and Implementing: Focusing on both the managerial and technical aspects of APQP, this three-day course includes case studies for practical analysis, along with various other techniques successful practitioners have used over the years.
  
  
• Control Plan Understanding and Implementing: Looking for a comprehensive training on control plans, covering everything from development to maintenance? Designed for a variety of learners (and particularly geared toward beginners), this one-day course focuses on certain areas that are often overlooked, along with best practices for monitoring your control plan.
  
  
• Plus, our Introduction to APQP eLearning and Introduction to Control Plan eLearning!

Click here for additional APQP and Control Plan information and resources, and be sure to check out this recent article from Quality Magazine on the new Control Plan to learn even more!