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By creating and adhering to a documented quality management system, SRC Automotive®, Inc. strives to enhance customer satisfaction internally and externally, reduce non-conformities and promote an environment in which employees are aware of the ways they, as individuals, contribute to the meeting or exceeding of SRC Automotive's® quality objectives.

To reach these goals, SRC Automotive® continually improves its quality management system with an emphasis on process improvements, adherence to requirements and safety of employees and products.

  • SRC Automotive is certified and adheres to rigorous Quality Management Systems
    IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 Statistical Process Control Techniques, these certifications ensure SRC Automotive meets the highest standards in automotive quality and environmental responsibility.
  • SRC employs a variety of tools and principles to uphold these standards:
    Root Cause Analysis, correction, and continual improvement 5 WHY 8D​ Fishbone Diagrams PDCA DMAIC
  • Statistical Process Control Techniques:
    FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) PFMEA (Process Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) SWOT Analysis - Advanced Quality Production Process (APQP) - Aspect and Impact monitoring and control - Waste Management - Risk Analysis Compliance with local, state, and federal regulations
  • Additionally, SRC utilizes advanced dynamic software and tooling for production processes, enabling:
    Control and accountability of production processes Compression and pressure decay testing Torquing of critical and non-critical fasteners Collection and analysis of torque and test data Creation of detailed production build documentation These measures ensure SRC Automotive consistently delivers high-quality products while maintaining environmental stewardship and regulatory compliance.
  • The IATF consists of an international group of vehicle manufacturers
    BMW Group™, DaimlerChrysler™, Fiat®, Ford Motor Company®, General Motors Corporation™, PSA Peugeot-Citroen™, Renault™ and Volkswagen™. opening the way for Japanese vehicle manufacturers to join IATF in the future. Organizations in the automotive supply chain should already be working to transfer across to ISO/TS 16949:2016, in line with their customer timescales for certification.
IATF
ISO 9001
NSF
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