SRC Automotive | Quality

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.

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