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Rea Forum Contributor Posts: 12 From: Registered: Nov 98	posted 21 May 1999 10:52 AM If you visit the site * DEAD LINK REMOVED * and follow the instructions for BSI Projectline Database it shows publication expected 2005-01-01. Search for TR 16949. ------------------ Forced HyperLink added by admin. [This message has been edited by admin (edited 03 August 1999).] IP: Logged
Roger Eastin Forum Wizard Posts: 345 From:Greenville, SC Registered:	posted 21 May 1999 05:07 PM 2005???!!! I guess we don't have to worry about this standard for awhile. I tried to get to the same spot as you did, Rea, but was not able to. (My web navigation skills leave something to be desired!) I wonder, though, if this date is a misprint! IP: Logged
Rea Forum Contributor Posts: 12 From: Registered: Nov 98	posted 24 May 1999 11:56 AM Roger Go to * DEAD LINK REMOVED * Then press Enter Then Doc. Identifier - TR 16949 Then Enter Then List display and enter Then i to right hand side of page Hope this is now clear Rea ADMIN NOTE: Added hyperlink [This message has been edited by admin (edited 14 July 1999).] IP: Logged
Mike525 Forum Contributor Posts: 49 From: Registered: Apr 99	posted 24 May 1999 02:57 PM Rea Just tried your directions and I couldn't find TR 16949 on the BSI website. Maybe they've updated their Website since your last visit? IP: Logged
Rea Forum Contributor Posts: 12 From: Registered: Nov 98	posted 24 May 1999 03:57 PM Mik525 I have just checked and site address is OK * DEAD LINK REMOVED * 1. Select BSI Project Database 2. To enter the Projectline Database click enter. 3. Fill in Document Identifier TR 16949 (leave one space after TR) Pres Enter at bottom of page. 4. The same page remains with "List Display" at the bottom. Click on this and then click enter. 5 New page 98 4088 ISO TR 1649 i Click on i This gives Projectline Full Display. Has anyone else been successful? Rea NOTE: Post edited to hotlink url. [This message has been edited by admin (edited 09 June 1999).] IP: Logged
Mike525 Forum Contributor Posts: 49 From: Registered: Apr 99	posted 24 May 1999 05:09 PM Got it this time, Rea, but your directions were a little bit more specific this time around. Thanks. IP: Logged
Roger Eastin Forum Wizard Posts: 345 From:Greenville, SC Registered:	posted 09 June 1999 10:45 AM Rea - thanks for the additional on the bsi site. I got into it this time and saw the 2005 publication date. With all the push for this standard by the Big 3 (or so it seemed last year), it is still hard to believe that publication date!! 4-5 years away? Hmmmm...looks like QS9000 is safe for now. This standards business sure is interesting. If the requirements don't get you, the issuing of new standards will!! IP: Logged
Rea Forum Contributor Posts: 12 From: Registered: Nov 98	posted 12 July 1999 06:35 AM I have just reviewed * DEAD LINK REMOVED * and note that TS . . . ISO/TS 16949 - Quality Systems - Automotive suppliers - Particular requirements for the application of ISO 9001:1994 The International Automotive Task Force, IATF, has developed an optional common automotive catalogue based on ISO 9001:1994, which along with use of the customer-specific requirements and the common IATF recognized registration scheme, will satisfy the current quality system requirements for AVSQ (Italian), EAQF (French), QS-9000 (American) and VDA6.1 (German). Note: The ISO/TS 16949 does not replace QS-9000; It is an optional document. Use of ISO/TS 16949 will eliminate the need for multiple certifications. The ISO/TS 16949 customer-specific manual must be purchased separately ÷ see below. Status: First Edition dated March, 1999. Member/Non-Member $15.00 Does this mean that it is officially published? In addition there is customer specifics also available. Rea IP: Logged
Lassitude Forum Contributor Posts: 89 From: Registered: Jun 99	posted 14 July 1999 03:43 AM I guess so. I'll buy the document set and comment from that point. I did not realize they are for sale. The address, for those interested, is * DEAD LINK REMOVED * IP: Logged
Roger Eastin Forum Wizard Posts: 345 From:Greenville, SC Registered:	posted 20 July 1999 02:37 PM Has anyone had a chance to review the AIAG publication of TR16949? I wonder how different it is than the version that Marc had placed in the .pdf library (but had to take out!). I guess there won't be any guidelines for certifying auditors of this standard until late 1999. IP: Logged
Lassitude Forum Contributor Posts: 89 From: Registered: Jun 99	posted 03 August 1999 08:22 AM I haven't heard anything else myself, yet. IP: Logged
mountaineer Lurker (<10 Posts) Posts: 3 From: Registered: Sep 1999	posted 01 September 1999 11:35 AM TS 16949: So much is not known and yet we all seem to be experts? B3 are only a portion of the group working on this. The IATF (International Automotive Task Force) is the driver. US, German, Italian, French and possibly-soon-to-be Japanese automakers make up this erstwhile and illustrious group. They continue to work on and design the process which will be announced this year. Meetings continue to take place and improvement to the process continues to be engineered into the activity. More later## IP: Logged

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