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GJB/Z 9000A-2001 in English

GJB/Z 9000A-2001 in English

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Quality management systems - Fundamentals and vocabulary

  • Issued on:2001-08-01
  • Implemented on:2001-10-01
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Introduction

Standard Background and Military Characteristics

GJB/Z 9000A-2001 is compiled on the basis of ISO 9000:2000 by adding special requirements for the military industry. The main technical changes include:

Comparison Dimensions ISO 9000 Standard GJB/Z 9000A Standard
Capability Distinction No distinction between capability and competence 3.1.5 Capability specifically refers to organizational/system capability, 3.9.12 Capability specifically refers to personnel capability
Process Control General process requirements Added 3.4.6 Key processes and 3.4.7 Special processes control requirements
Characteristic classification Unclear classification Define 3.5.14 Key characteristics, 3.5.15 Important characteristics and corresponding key parts/important parts

Core term analysis

Quality-related terms

3.1.1 Quality is defined as "the degree to which a group of inherent characteristics meet requirements". Its military application should pay attention to the following:

  • Military products’ characteristics such as reliability (3.5.6) and maintainability (3.5.7) require quantified indicators
  • 3.2.16 Inter-factory quality assurance system requires the establishment of a cross-organizational collaboration mechanism

Process management terminology

3.4.1 Special applications of the process approach in the military industry:

Process type Definition points Typical control measures
Critical process Plays a decisive role in quality characteristics First article three inspections (3.8.9), mandatory inspection points
Special Processes Processes whose results are not easy to verify economically Process evaluation, parameter monitoring

Key Points for Implementation of the Quality Management System

Special Requirements for Military Industry

In the quality management system foundations defined in Chapter 2 of the standard, military organizations need to pay special attention to the following:

  • 2.17 Batch ManagementRequires product traceability throughout its life cycle
  • 2.18 Technical Status ManagementRequires the implementation of GJB 3206 standard requirements
  • 3.8.10 Finalizationas a special confirmation form for military products

Document Control Requirements

2.7.2 File TypeNeeds to be expanded in military practice:

File Type Special Requirements for Military Industry
Quality Plan Must include Reliability Work Plan
Specification Must identify key characteristics
Records Add redundant material control records

Implementation Suggestions

Differentiated Implementation Paths

  1. Term Conversion: Establish a comparison table between military terminology and ISO terminology
  2. Process Identification: Use the 3.4.6 Key Process judgment criteria to sort out the core processes
  3. Characteristic classification: Carry out characteristic classification management according to 3.5.14-15

Solutions to typical problems

Case: Special process control
The welding process of a certain model belongs to 3.4.7 Special process. Implementation:
1) Process parameter verification
2) Operator qualification appraisal (3.9.12 Capability requirements)
3) Automatic recording of process parameters

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