In partnership with NQC, a global leader in cyberthreat detection, AIAG now offers a Cyber Safe Bundle with a one-time third party virtual audit and cyber risk assessment.
Robust security, form linkage, project management/task tracker, reporting, and international multilingual capability.
A common set of FMEA requirements/expectations that will enable suppliers to have a single FMEA business process.
Get to know the future of the automotive supply chain with AIAG and Thomson Reuters' Supply Chain 2025 report series!
Easily search the location of suppliers in the event of a natural disaster or geopolitical unrest.
Tools, guidelines, best practices and standards developed by the industry, for the industry.
Our mission is to enable collaboration within the automotive and related industries and to provide access to information, education and the tools needed so our stakeholders can continually improve the environment in which they operate.
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AIAG's Quality initiatives span the wide array of product development, manufacturing, service, and customer experience improvement activities to support the manufacturing technology and product innovation advancements that are required from successful and growing suppliers and OEM's. While grounded in the quality standards and core tools that are the foundation of automotive quality excellence, the current AIAG quality initiatives are exploring new issues, providing insights, and the latest tools and methodologies to support the manufacturing technology and product innovation advancements that are required from successful and growing suppliers and OEM's.
Recent events have clearly demonstrated the challenges in managing the scope, scale and complexity of today's automotive supply chain. AIAGs materials management, ecommerce and logistics initiatives are far-reaching and can have a significant impact on supply chain efficiency - whether the goal is to improve the flow of information, reduce in-transit damage, speed up the flow of parts through international borders, or provide greater visibility anywhere in the system. AIAG Supply Chain Management initiatives provide guidelines, training and educational opportunities to understand and manage the complexity and scope of supply chain issues.
By being both proactive and collaborative, AIAG brings our members together to develop innovative solutions to these and other common CR challenges, both national and international. AIAG understands the range of CR issues and laws affecting the automotive and related industries, and we stay on top of changing conditions and expectations. Using this intelligence and our unique position at the nexus of multiple industries and companies, we develop the active insights, trainings and tools our members need to operate responsibly—and profitably. Our corporate responsibility work is guided by a CR Steering Committee, which is facilitated by AIAG and comprised of senior staff volunteers from our member companies, including FCA, Delphi, Ford, General Motors, Honda, Toyota, ZF TRW and many others. The Committee, along with its Advisory and Working Groups of members and subject matter experts address industry issues in three core issue areas: Social, Economic and Environmental Sustainability.
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AIAG offers several world class events annually that provide you with the opportunity to hear from OEM and Supplier leadership, experts and thought leaders on the latest topics that shape the automotive landscape. You can also network with your peers and learn about the latest Quality, Supply Chain, and Corporate Responsibility innovations and trends from our sponsors and exhibitors. Don't miss out! Reserve your seat today!
Register Today for this Free, Educational Webcast: Forced Labor – The Potential Impact to Your Global Supply Chain Presented by Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) and Thomson Reuters ONESOURCE Global Trade Each year, reports show human trafficking and forced labor continue to be prevalent in the global supply chain. In response, the push to regulate supply chain due diligence is increasing globally, along with associated enforcement due to the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act, Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act and the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act. Companies can no longer afford to consider this area of risk a low priority. Join AIAG, Thomson Reuters and CBP for a 60-minute webcast on Wednesday, February 26 at 1:00 p.m. EST for an update on Forced Labor initiatives, the steps being taken to achieve an effective approach by both government and trade, and actions to take to ensure your company is doing its part. During the webcast Johanna Estes, Director, Forced Labor Division, Office of Trade, CBP; Mark Hirzel, Export Manager – Customs Trade Service/Finance, American Honda Motor Company, Inc. and Karen Lobdell, Director – Product Management, Thomson Reuters, will provide an overview of the key points of the current forced labor initiatives and the importance of implementing due diligence practices to protect your global supply chain (and your brand). The presenters will include content on the following topics: Legislation driving Forced Labor initiatives and enforcement CBP’s efforts and areas of focus Understanding the Withhold Release Orders (WRO) process Impact of Forced Labor regulations on the CTPAT and CTPAT Trade Compliance Programs Industry efforts and best practices to assist in meeting the mandates Resources to help trade meet obligations Government/Trade collaborative efforts A Q&A session will follow the webcast. Look for webinar link in your confirmation email.
Free Webinar Event! Register now for our first (of many) GHG Workgroup Emerging Issues Webinar. Webinar link will be included in your confirmation email. Quantifying your Scope 3 impact can be a complex — and often intimidating — task, but as more and more companies look beyond their own operations to reduce their effect on climate change, it is becoming increasingly important for all segments of the supply chain to address Scope 3. Join AIAG on Thursday, February 27th from 8:30-9:30am EST for this webinar on "Understanding and Calculating Your Scope 3 Impact". We’ll take an in-depth look into the various tools, methods, and strategies that can help your company kickstart your Scope 3 GHG emissions accounting. Speaker: Michael Lipowicz The presentation will be last approximately 45 minutes followed by time for Q&A. Webinar link will be included in your confirmation email.
Registration is open for the February Future Automotive Expert Event, “Leading Change – Honda’s Strategic Initiatives to Prepare for Challenges on the Horizon” featuring Adam Kucia, Department Manager Purchasing – NA Supplier Quality and Delivery, Honda of America Mfg, Inc. Learn how Honda is facing the shifting industry landscape, focusing on their approach to quality and adjusting their strategic priorities. Honda will share their vision of growth through the pursuit of quality and their emphasis on re-establishing the foundation, eliminating loss and preparing for the once in a century changes to our industry. This event is intended for people who have been in the automotive industry 10 years or less. Seating for this event is limited so sign up TODAY! Adam Kucia
REGISTRATION IS OPEN - March 12, 2020. The Southern Automotive Quality Summit is a collaborative event between AIAG and the Alabama Automotive Manufacturers Association (AAMA), showcasing the Southern automotive industry's commitment to world class quality. The one-day event shares insight from OEM and supplier perspectives on navigating the industry's quality and product safety requirements. REGISTER TODAY!
Registration is open for the March Future Automotive Expert Event, “Squad Goals – Creating Positive Connections in a Multi-Generational Work Force” featuring Karlene Belyea, MBA, Chief Culture Officer of Mission Veterinary Partners. You already know that Millennials outnumber Baby Boomers and are the dominant generation in our workforce. But do you know how to better work with all generations? Four generations are currently in the workplace and each has different values, causing communication challenges and conflicts. Significant problems can occur in a business when people from different generations fail to communicate effectively. This light-hearted and fun session will compare and contrast the values of the four generations, identify their differing feedback styles and leave you with plenty of strategies for more effective cross-generational communication. This event is intended for people who have been in the automotive industry 10 years or less. Seating for this event is limited so sign up TODAY!
You want the best training in the areas of Quality, Supply Chain, and Corporate Responsibility, and AIAG delivers. Much of our training is developed by the same people who wrote the standards and best practices you want to learn, meaning you get the content the way the writers intended it. Training is offered at our Southfield, MI headquarters, centrally located in Metro Detroit, and we can also bring our training to you with our onsite training program. AIAG™ - Why get our training from anyone else?
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When it comes to industry standards, best practices and tools, no one can bring the expertise that AIAG does. We bring together industry leaders from OEMs and Suppliers in the areas of Quality, Supply Chain, and Corporate Responsibility to develop the tools that make the entire automotive supply chain more efficient. Check out all of the products AIAG and our industry volunteers have developed below. AIAG™ - We Wrote the Book.
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