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Old 31st August 2000, 11:37 AM
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Read This! ISO/TS 16949 vs. QS 9000 - Comparison of the two standards

Does anyone have a clause by clause comparison between the 2 standards, would make implementation a lot easier.
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Here is a free breakdown. Compares 16949:1999 to the 2002 version and includes QS 9000.
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Along this same line, I've looked for and can't find that anyone's posted a "checklist to ISO/TS16949" of the sort of flavor of the IATF booklet? I've got the booklet, which is copyrighted o'course so I'm loathe to copy it, but I want to use a similar document to literally 'check off" everything during an audit year to make sure I covered it - once I check it off in this booklet the booklet's "used" and won't be any good to me for NEXT year. Anyone got a PDF or excel that is similar?
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There's no attachment to your post - did i miss something?
Don't bother - this is simply the requirements put in tabular form, clause by clause and the audit questions don't add any value . One just does not audit in this way - but if all you want is a high level list perhaps its OK. Its like most things, you get what you pay for. If you want something better, I came across a TS Compliance Table as an MS Word document that is 37 pages, breaks out all the requirements and has provision for inserting your own responses - all for less than $20 and apparently its been translated by the Japanese so I guess it must be OK.
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