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Boeing to Accept IEC-Certified Suppliers

National Standards Authority of Ireland NSAI
Tue, 05/13/2008 - 22:00
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(NSAI: Nashua, New Hampshire) -- Companies looking to become suppliers to The Boeing Co. now have a simpler way to get on to the company’s preferred provider list. The aeronautics giant recently announced that it will now accept IEC/TS 62239 certification for electronic component management programs (ECMP) under the International Electrotechnical Commission’s Conformity Assessment System. This means for the first time, Boeing will accept third-party audits to qualify suppliers.

“For companies looking to do business with Boeing, such as those who want to be a supplier for the 787 Dreamliner program, IEC TS 62239 certification is the way to get in the door,” says Chris Morrell, vice president of the National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI). “Boeing is no longer requiring companies to meet Boeing-specific requirements to become a vendor.

Instead, the company has decided the IEC/TS 62239 certification proves that suppliers will provide them with reliable avionic systems equipment built to an exacting standard. NSAI is proud to be one of only three internationally accredited bodies that can provide this independent, third-party assessment and certification service to companies.”

Morrell explains that the IEC Quality ECMP allows companies to define and document their processes to assure that they are providing highly reliable component parts to the aerospace industry.

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