24th September 2004, 12:28 AM
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VDA 6.3 vs. QS9000 vs. TS16949 detailed content comparison
Hi does anyone have a detailed content comparison list of differences and similarities on VDA, Qs and TS ? One of our plant is QS9000 certified, one is TS16949 certified, but we have been asked recently by an auto customer to audit per VDA 6.3. I think there should be some audit tems ( and its contents ) are the same. To save time on document preparations, I am wondering if there is any comparison list for me to use.
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I am attaching herewith the Gap analysis
1. Gap Analysis between QS 9000 and TS 16949
2. Gap Analysis between TS 16949 1999 and TS 16949:2002
3. Gap Analysis between VDA 6.1 and TS 16949
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I tried twice to attach those three files but I could n't. Please give your Mail addtess. I shall send you the same.
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VDA 6.3 vs QS9000 vs TS16949
Hi Manoj,
Thanks for your help. My email address is tom.chang at delta dotcom.tw.
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PLease help,
I'm having the same problem if I could get a copy of these gap analysis I could save me loads of time and gray hairs.
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That comparison would help me also.
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This attachment was sent to me by Lorrie. She sent me 2 others, but they're already posted as attachments in this thread:
Various Comparison Matrices - TS 16949 vs. QS 9000 vs. VDA 6.1
Also see this thread:
ISO9001:2000 vs. TS16949 vs. AS9100 - What are the Differences?
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Thanks, I appreciate it. However, as many know, there is a HUGE difference between TS-1999 and TS-2002; the standard changed quite a bit in that revision. What I'm looking for is a comparison between TS16949:2002 and VDA. Has anyone seen THAT animal?? Thanks!
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Comparison of TS 16949 and VDA
Could any one give me details of the above in a table form?
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