During the workshops I have been co-delivering in the West Coast, this month, several attendees mention the fact that their organizations are in the process of transitioning their systems to comply with Rev. C of AS/EN 9100. I warn them to the fact that as long as they are certified to Rev. B, that is the criteria the external auditors will use, during the audits.
Compliance with Rev. C of 9100 does NOT guarantee compliance to Rev. B. So, such organizations are doing a poor job of managing their risks... and "inviting" non-conformities.
I don't understand why some organizations want to rush into compliance with Rev. C. With the delay on the release of 9101 Rev. D, it will probably be spring or summer 2010 before anyone can be certified to the latest revision of 9100.
Compliance with Rev. C of 9100 does NOT guarantee compliance to Rev. B. So, such organizations are doing a poor job of managing their risks... and "inviting" non-conformities.
I don't understand why some organizations want to rush into compliance with Rev. C. With the delay on the release of 9101 Rev. D, it will probably be spring or summer 2010 before anyone can be certified to the latest revision of 9100.