Building, certifying, and continuously developing management systems per ISO 9001, IATF 16949, and VDA 6.3.

A certification audit you fail, or a standard revision you address too late, costs time, trust, and potentially orders. This topic first creates clarity about your status quo – through a GAP analysis against the relevant standards (ISO 9001, IATF 16949, EN 9100, AQAP, VDA 6.3, ISO 14001) – and builds on that a documented management system that is actually lived in daily operations.
This pays off twice over economically. A passed audit secures existing customer relationships and opens up new tenders – timely preparation is usually significantly cheaper than rework under time pressure shortly before the assessment date. The effort depends on the number of standards involved and system maturity, ranging from a few weeks for a status assessment to several months for build-up and certification support.
This also keeps you on top of standard revisions such as ISO 14001:2026 or ISO 9001:2026, and permanently secures your certification readiness – instead of working through individual deadlines under pressure.
I follow this same approach myself: how I anchor quality, environment, and energy in my own policy – including its actual implementation status – is something I publish transparently (see box below).
If you are considering the defence sector as an additional market, an initial assessment identifies the organisational and quality-related prerequisites you already meet and the areas that need further attention. We relate this assessment to a defined supply segment and develop prioritised next steps with an initial effort estimate.
Explore the entry assessmentEach stage can be commissioned independently and can be configured for one or several standards.
The entry point depends on your starting situation. Building a new system usually starts at stage 1; an existing certification with an upcoming recertification or standard transition often starts at stage 2 or 3.
Goal, target group, and service components of each module — each module can be commissioned independently.

Service components

Service components

Service components
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