IATF 16949® Audit Findings: the Good, the Bad & the Ugly: Coming Soon!

New IATF® Video Series Coming Soon

As the automotive industry continues to evolve, the demand for quality management systems that meet industry standards remains critical. The International Automotive Task Force (IATF) developed the IATF 16949® standard to provide a framework for automotive suppliers to meet the expectations of their customers and regulatory bodies. To help suppliers navigate the complexities of this standard, simpleQuE has produced a series of video clips covering the top 10 major and top 10 minor nonconformances for IATF 16949® audits. This article provides a preview of what viewers can expect from these video clips.

Meet Bob: the Man, the Myth, the Legend

Before diving into the content of the video clips, it's important to introduce the speaker, Bob Dornhecker. Bob is a leading IATF 16949® certification body auditor with extensive experience in the automotive industry. His expertise includes working for certification bodies, being the CB interface with the IAOB, conducting IATF® third-party audits, working in the automotive industry, as well as quality management systems consulting, training, and process improvements. Bob’s bio video clip showcases his experience and qualifications, making him the ideal candidate to lead viewers through the intricacies of the trouble spots in the IATF 16949® standard.

Behind The Scenes

Each video clip in this series covers a specific nonconformance issue, providing viewers with insights into best practices and common mistakes. Bob uses real-world examples to illustrate the good, the bad, and the ugly of each finding, making the information relatable and actionable for viewers.

For anyone interested in what it takes to produce a professional video, we have some behind-the-scenes photos and a video clip.  The professionalism and attention to detail required to produce a high-quality video are evident with a crew of five, including a lighting expert, makeup artist, editor, and multiple camera operators.