ASD

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ASD ASD-STAN
Günter Lessmann Director ASD-STAN
March 2007
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Presentation Overview

• ASD members, mission, organization
• Standardization, European and global environment
• ASD-STAN organization and processes
• ASDs affiliated associations
• IAQG International Aerospace Quality Group

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History of ASD

• 1950 AICMA - Association Internationale des
  Constructeurs de Matériel Aérospatial,
  predecessor to AECMA
• 1961 EUROSPACE European association of space
  system providers
• 1976 EDIG, the European Defence Industries Group
• 1991 AECMA offices moved from Paris to Brussels
• 2004 AECMA, EDIG and EUROSPACE merged to form
  ASD - AeroSpace and Defence
• Industries Association of Europe

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20 member countries 30 member associations
ADIG
AAI
GEBECOMA
BSDI
SBAC
ALV CR
SaSaD
AOP CR
SAIG
FAD
SAI
AFDA
FIF
GIFAS
ATECMA
CIDEF
AFARMADE
BDLI
DANOTEC
BDI
AIP
HAIG
APADI
NDIG
FAEI
representing more than 2000 companies
and 600.000 employees
AIAD
NAI
NIID
LAI
Bulgaria and Romania currently in process
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ASD Board - 30 National Associations

• AAI Austrian Aeronautics Industries Group
• ADIG Austrian Defense Industry Association
• AFARMADE Spanish Association of Manufacturers
  of Armament, Security Defense Material
• AFDA The Association of Finnish Defense and
  Aerospace Industries
• AIAD Italian Industries Association for
  Aerospace Systems Defense
• AIP Portuguese Industrial Association
• ALV CR Association of Aviation Manufacturers of
  the Czech Republic

• AOP CR Association of the Defense Industry of
  the Czech Republic
• APAI Association of Polish Aviation Industry
• ATECMA Spanish Association of Aerospace
  Industries
• BDI Federation of German Industries
• BDLI German Aerospace Industries Association
• BSDI Belgian Security Defense Industry
• CIDEF French Defense Industries Association

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ASD Board - 30 National Associations

• DANOTEC Portuguese Association of Defense
  Related Industries New Technologies Companies
• FAD Defence Aerospace Industries Association
  in Denmark
• FAEI Federation of Aerospace Enterprises in
  Ireland
• FGI Federation of Greek Industries
• FIF Association of Swedish Defense Industries
• FSI Norwegian Defense and Security Industries
  Association
• GEBECOMA Belgium Aerospace Industries
  Association

• GIFAS French Aerospace Industries Association
• HAIG Hellenic Aerospace Industries Group
• LAI Luxembourg Aerospace Industries
• NAI Netherlands Aerospace Industries
• NIID Netherlands Defense Manufacturers
  Association
• SAI Swedish Aerospace Industries
• SAIG Swiss Aeronautical Industries Group
• SaSaD Turkish Defense Industry Manufacturers
  Association
• SBAC Society of British Aerospace Companies

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ASD Council - 15 companies

• Airbus SAS
• Alenia Aeronautica S.p.A.
• BAE SYSTEMS plc
• Smiths Group plc
• Dassault Aviation
• EADS
• Finmeccanica S.p.A.
• Liebherr Aerospace
• Rolls-Royce plc
• Saab AB

• SAFRAN
• THALES
• Fincantieri CNI S.p.A
• Alcatel Space
• Rheinmetall DeTec AG

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ASD Mission

• ASDs overall mission is to
• enhance the competitive development of the
  Aeronautics, Space, Defence and Security industry
  in Europe in partnership with European
  Institutions and Member associations.
• ASDs role is to
• Represent the European industry to promote its
  interests and to ensure high priority for this
  sector in European public policy, provide early
  warning on policy issues, assess impact, initiate
  and shape policy and develop common positions
• Offer a single point of contact between this
  industry sector and relevant stakeholders in the
  European institutions
• Facilitate the development of SMEs and the
  Equipment sector within a competitive supply
  chain
• Coordinate at the European level such services
  and activities as RT, cooperative European
  initiatives, environment, standardization,
  training/retraining, quality, airworthiness
  assess human resource and skills as well as
  social impact, promote trade in coordination with
  National Associations, sponsor workshops/conferenc
  es initiatives
• Promote international cooperation, lead the
  dialogue with other International Associations
  and Organizations and represent the European
  Aerospace and Defence industry towards the
  industry of other countries/regions where a
  European common denominator exists.

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General ASD Organisation
General Assembly Board Council
Coordination Group
Secretariat
Space Commission
Defence Commission
Air Transport Commission
Security Commission
4 Market oriented and 4 Transversal
Commissions
External Affairs Commission
RT Commission
Equipment/SME Commission
Operations Commission
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Secretariat General OrganisationExecutive
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ASD Operations Commission
Eqt/SME
Operations Commission
Ext Affairs
Standardization Certification
Coordination Committee
EURO

BOOST
ECSS
CAE
AERO
Invited
Other entities
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INDUSTRY REPS
Standardisation and Certification Coordination
Ctee
ECSS
EUROCAE
ASD-STAN ASD-CERT
ESD
Defense Security Support to EC-Mandates ASD
Specifications - S1000D - S2000M -
ASD-STE100 E-Business - BoostAero - PLM
- PLCS
Emerging Standards Development
ATM Standards
Space
Aeronautics
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Worldwide hundreds of Aerospace Defense
Standardization Organizations and Initiatives
IAQG
AAQG
MASM
GOST R
AMC
ASD
LST
BSI
BELST
IPC
EASA
SITA
SAC
IBN
DIN
ON
JSIC
AENOR
RTCA
SJAC
ISIRI
KAZMEMST
SII
IANOR
CSK
NBSM
LNCSM
EAQG
DGN
SNIMA
APAQG
BSMD
SSMO
BNSI
GDBS
TCVN
SON
CPTTM
JBS
BIS
DBOS
UNBS
NC
INTECO
OCC
FONDONORMA
GSB
MSTRD
KEBS
ICONTEC
SPRING SG
CODINORM
SLSI
TTBS
INEN
BPS
TISI
ZABS
IBNORCA
SNZ
BSN
SAZ
ABNT
SBS
IRAM
INNOQ
UNIT
FTSQCO
BNM
INN
SA
SABS
INDECOPI
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European Standardization Integration

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European Standardization Integration
CEN / CENELEC MEMBER STATES Austria Belgium
Bulgaria Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark
Estonia Finland France Germany Greece
Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia
Lithuania Luxembourg Malta The Netherlands
Norway Poland Portugal Romania Slovakia
Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland United
Kingdom
30 National Standardization Bodies, e.g. AFNOR
(FR) BSI (UK) DIN (GE) AENOR (SP)
Comité Européen de Normalisation Electronique
European Telecommunication Standardization
Institute
NATO
Material Standardization Harmonization Team
Comité Européen de Normalisation

NATO Standardization Agency Civil Standards
Working Group
European Organization for Civil Aviation
Equipment
European Defence Agency
European Aviation Safety Agency
Society of Automotive Engineers (US Industrial
Aviation Standardization)
European Cooperation on Space Standardization
International Aerospace Quality Group
European Space Agency
SML Standardization Management Leader
European Aerospace Quality Group
Air Traffic Management
International Standardization Organization
Aerospace Industries Association of America
American Aerospace Quality Group
Asia-Pacific Aerospace Quality Group
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7 of 20 ASD countries are ASD-STAN members
ASD-STAN secretariat at ASD Brussels (main) BNAE
Paris (remote) incl. secretariat for ASD-CERT
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ASD-STAN Key Personnel
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ASD-STAN Working Structure 1
S E C T O R S
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ASD-STAN Working Structure 2
DTC Domain Technical Coordinator
SL Sector Leader
D..
Technical Domains
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Domain Structure

Technical Domains
D2 Electrical DTC A. Pezzetta Dassault
Aviation, FR
D3 Mechanical DTC M. Stock Rolls-Royce, UK
D4 Metallic DTC J. Haddock BAE Systems, UK
D5 Non Metallic DTC A. Pays MBDA, FR
D6 Quality EAQG DTC S. Haug Airbus, FR
D1 Engineering Procedures DTC J.P.
Zagonel Airbus, FR
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ASD-STAN process NWP to prEN

• This is the STAN standardization process

prEN
CEN Members for comments
CEN Members for information
7 FP 28 CEN Members CEN Comité Européen
de Normalisation
S Signature
FP National Focal Point per Domain plus National
Coordinator if reqd
DTC Domain Technical Coordinator
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ASD-STAN process prEN to EN

• This is the STAN standardization process

20,5 months gt
In parallel
DTC
Executive
FV Ballot2 months
Experts
EN
7 FP CEN Members
CEN
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Sale of Standards

• All Standards produced by ASD-STAN are sold by
  ASD-STAN as long as they are not yet transformed
  from prEN to EN (via CEN process).
• ASD also sells ASD specifications on behalf of
  ASD www.asd-stan.org
• ASD-STAN has subcontracted the sale of its
  standards to
• IHS (prev. TI) UK US
• Normadoc FR
• DECO US
• BSI UK
• BNAE FR
• ILI UK
• ASD-STAN is subcontracted to sell Standards on
  behalf of
• SBAC UK (British Standards only)
• IBN BE (Belgium issued EN Standards)

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ASDs affiliated associations
Standardization (development of requirements)
Qualification (audit of compliance with
requirements)
Suppliers Special Process compliance (coop. Pri
NADCAP)
Suppliers QMS compliance (EN9100)
Standards development prEN, EN, TR, new
EA covering Aerospace, Defence, Civil, Milit.,
etc. (cooperation with CEN, SAE, ISO,
etc.)
approved Suppliers Production compliance
with peculiar technical standard (EN9133) ? QPL
company related
product related
EAQG European Aerospace Quality Group
ASD Standardization Certification
Coordination Committee
previously ASD Quality Committee
ASD Operations Commission
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Service provider to Industry
Approved Manufacturer Quality Systems
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Recognized Standards useable as contractual
requirements
Approved Manufacturer Processes
Certified, Procurable Products
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IAQG International Aerospace Quality Group
Purpose Implement initiatives that make
significant improvements in quality and
reductions in cost throughout the value stream by
establishing and maintaining dynamic cooperation,
based on trust, between international aerospace
companies.

• Objectives
• develop common quality standards and requirements
• maintain a process of continuous improvement for
  the products and processes
• agree methods to share results (audits, etc.)
• establish implementation plans which bring the
  initiatives to life

Global standards regulations are essential for
efficient operations in the global aviation
system and market
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(SJAC)
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Members
EUROPE Airbus Alenia Aerospazio Aeronautics
Division Avio BAE Systems Dassault Aviation
EADS Corporate EADS-CASA EADS Military
Eurocopter HEGAN Hispano-Suiza Israel
Aircraft Ind. Liebherr-Aerospace
Messier-Bugatti Messier-Dowty MTU Aero Engines
PFW Rolls-Royce SAAB Aerospace SAFRAN Smiths
Industries Aerospace Sonaca Stork Fokker
SUKHOI THALES Avionics Turbomeca Volvo Aero
WESTLAND ZODIAC

• ASIA-PACIFIC
• AIDC
• AVIC I
• AVIC II
• Fuji Heavy Industries, Ltd.
• Hawker de Havilland
• IHI Co. Ltd.
• Indonesian Aerospace
• KAI (Korea Aerospace Industries)
• Korean Air
• Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
• MHI

AMERICAS Bell Helicopter/Textron Boeing
Bombardier Aerospace Embraer GE Aerospace
Goodrich Corporation Gulfstream Honeywell
Engines and Systems Lockheed Martin Corporation
Northrop Grumman Orbital Parker Aerospace
Raytheon Rockwell Collins Rolls-Royce UTC
Vought Aircraft
as per August 2006
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Objectives

• Establish commonality of quality standards and
  requirements
• Common aerospace basic quality systems
• Best practices in aerospace industry
• Performance metrics

• Establish process of continuous improvement at
  suppliers
• Industry expectations
• Lean manufacturing
• Establish methods to share results
• Audits
• Inspections
• Supplier performance
• Establish implementation plans that bring the
  initiative to life
• Obtain customer concurrence

as per August 2006
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Global Successes

• INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
• 9100 - Quality System for Aerospace Manufacturers
• 9101 - Checksheet for 9100
• 9102 - First Article Inspection
• 9103 - Management of Key Characteristics
• 9110 - Quality System for Aerospace Repair
  Stations
• 9111 - Checksheet for 9110
• 9120 - Quality System for Distributors
• 9121 - Checksheet for 9120
• 9131 - Non Conformance documentation
• 9132 - Data matrix 2D coding Qty requirement for
  parts marking
• 9133 - Production Certification
• 9134 - Supply chain risk management
• Online Aerospace Supplier Information System
  (OASIS) on

www.iaqg.org/oasis
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Strategic FocusAligned to Address Challenges
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Benefits to Aerospace Industry

• Focus on Larger Enterprises (Aerospace
  Industry)
• True Cooperation
• Nationally (including among competitors)
• Internationally
• Regulators and Customers
• Open sharing of Best Practices
• Rapid consensus and deployment of Standards,
  Tools and Techniques
• Less confusion
• Clear understanding of requirements by entire
  aerospace industry
• Reduced audits
• Eliminating redundant audits for compliant
  companies
• Fewer customer-unique forms
• First Article Inspection Reports
• Nonconformance documentation
• Higher quality products at reduced cost

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