2026 - publication iso 14001: 2026

Estimated date:
• energy - september 2026 according to evolution dis / fdis.
Expected changes:
• mandatory climate change.
• biodiversity.
• circularity.
• environmental digitization.
• date.
• increased environmental leadership.
• extended environmental traceability.
Expected impact:
• more strategic environmental systems.
• integration with corporate sustainability.
• strong alignment esg.

2026 - planned publication iso 9001: 2026

Estimated date:
• september -november 2026.
Main changes expected:
• integrated quality with sustainability.
• ethical management.
• riesgos digitales.
• organizational resilience.
• climate change.
• data governance.
• applied to processes.
• increased strategic approach.
Possible new requirements:
• organizational culture.
• knowledge management.
• data-based quality.
• resilience assessment.
• advanced management of suppliers.

2025 - aiag-vda and core tools

Main industrial trends:
• digitization of the app.
• integration fmea + spc + msa + control plan.
• advanced risk management.
• manufactura inteligente.
• industria 4.0.
Foco actual:
• ap (action priority).
• preventive management.
• real-time statistical data.
• automated spc.
• monitoreo predictivo.
New requirements
• pscr.
• cybersecurity.
• extended traceability.
• management of embedded software.
• robust change management.

2025 - development iso 14001: 2026

Se desarrollan:
• dis iso 14001:2026.
• fdis iso 14001:2026.
Planned changes:
• explicit climate change.
• biodiversity.
• circular economy.
• efficient use of resources.
• environmental digitization.
• real-time environmental data.
• enlarged life cycle.
New approaches:
• esg.
• corporate sostenibility.
• environmental resilience.
• environmental digital traceability.
Impacts for companies:
• the need for robust environmental indicators.
• increased control of external suppliers.
• integrated environmental management.

2025 - publication

Se publica el draft international standard (dis).
Major changes:
• formal inclusion of climate change.
• strengthening leadership.
• quality and ethical culture.
• riesgos digitales.
• secure data management.
• information governance.
• greater compatibility with other systems.
New aspects:
• ia.
• iot.
• predictive analysis.
• resiliencia digital.
• corporate sostenibility.
Expected impact:
• more strategic audits.
• less bureaucratic approach.
• more focus on results and performance.

2024 – advance of iso blurs 9001:2026

Se desarrollan:
• working draft (wd).
• committee draft (cd y cd2).
Main planned developments:
• greater separation between:
the rhingos,
the opportunities.
• quality culture.
• ethical behaviour.
• organizational governance.
• data management and cybersecurity.
• greater control over technological suppliers.
• integration of ia and automation.
Trends:
• sustainability-oriented quality.
• quality linked to esg.
• predictive quality based on data.

2024 - formal incorporation of climate change into

IT PUBLISHES CLIMATE CHANGE RELATED AMENDMENTS APPLICABLE TO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM STANDARDS.
Impact:
• organisations should analyse:
or if climate change affects the context,
the expectations of interested parties,
or operational risks,
or business continuity.
The rules concerned:
• iso 9001
• iso 14001
• iso 45001
• iso 27001
• iso 50001
• other rules.
New approaches:
• climate risk.
• organizational resilience.
• operational continuity.
• cadena de suminis sostenible.

2023 - official start review iso 9001: 2015

The iso / tc 176 sc2 committee formally starts the iso 9001 review.
Objectives of the new review:
• modernise the management system.
• adapt it to digital transformation.
• incorporate technological risks.
• to strengthen sustainability and ethics.
• integrate climate change.
Expected changes:
• increased focus on:
or quality culture,
or organizational ethics,
or resilience,
or digitization,
or data management,
or technological risks,
o inteligencia artificial.

2022 - strengthening esg requirements and sustainability

Organisations begin to integrate:
• esg (environmental, social & governance).
• carbon footprint.
• circular economy.
• climate risks.
• strategic sustainability.
Impact on iso standards:
• iso 14001 is evolving towards corporate sustainability.
• iso 9001 incorporates resilience and continuity analysis.

2022 - consolidation of remote audits and digitization of systems

After the post-pandemic period, organizations began to consolidate:
• remote and hybrid audits.
• digital documentary management.
• collaborative platforms for sgi.
• online monitoring of kpi and risks.
• remote validation of evidence.
Main trends:
• digitization of the sgc and sga.
• increased documentary cybersecurity.
• integration of esg indicators.
• increased control of critical suppliers.
• report automation and traceability.
Impact:
• iso 19011 takes on strong relevance for remote audits.
• greater need for verifiable digital evidence.

fmea: 5th edition

Initial version: november 2017, draft.
Final version: april 2018
Publication: may 2018

Current situation:
• there are two manuals with similar approaches to the realization of fmea, some
customers require suppliers to have the aiag fmea or vda method.
• the quality of the fmea analysis is often reported as poor, due to many
factors such as lack of understanding on the subject, rotation of key posts
and so other elements.

The new version proposes:
Six steps, for a systematic approach and for the analysis.
Purpose:
• it is recommended that the failure mode and impact analysis to be carried out in six steps to achieve good quality, reliability, safety in our products and processes. these six steps are applicable to design fmea and process fmea.

Step 1: definition of scope
Step 2: structure analysis
Step 3: function analysis
Step 4: failed analysis
Step 5: risk analysis
Step 6: improvement

How to complete a fmea:
- current: "complete the blank space method." the current manual explains what each column is for, and lets the equipment complete the cells of the blank spreadsheet with information.
• slower for interfunctional equipment due to the change of thought of the left and right brain

- new - "step analysis method" the new manual explains what each step is for, allowing the equipment to take into account elements that may not have been considered using the current form.
• faster for interfunctional teams due to the agenda focused on a task that can be a task of the left brain (s, or, d) or the right brain (fault analysis)

Classification tables:
• evaluation numbers from 1 to 10 continue to be used for s, or and d respectively
• 10 represents the greatest contribution to risk
• when examining these classifications individually and in combinations of the three factors, the need for risk reduction actions as high, medium or low may be prioritized

New - priority of action (ap)
Current aiag points:
Priority action:
• a table was built, which is based on logic.
• logic takes into account the level of gravity, the amount of occurrence and the detection controls used.
• all these elements are those which the current manual advises that they be taken into account when prioritizing actions.
• to do on the table

iso9001:2015

The standard iso 9001: 2015 was published on 23 september 2015. it is now necessary to start with the transitional work, which is not an easy task.

The new iso 9001 2015 brings very important changes, although the most important is the incorporation of risk management or the risk-based approach in quality management systems. although it is a technique normally applied in the organizations so far it was not aligned with the sgc.

The standard iso 9001 version 2015 can already be implanted in an organisation, although there is a transition period of 3 years especially relevant for those who have an existing certificate under iso 9001: 2008

In the 2008 version the elements are developed:
1.object and scope
2.rules for consultation
3.terms and definitions
4.quality management system
5.responsibility of management
6.resource management
7.product performance
8.measurement, analysis and improvement

In the 2015 version the elements are developed:
1.scope
2. normative references
3.terms and definitions
4.context of the organization
5 leadership
6.planning
7.support
8.operations
9.performance evaluation
10.improvement

iso/ts 16949:2009 se convertirá en iatf 16949:2016

In august 2016 the iso (international standardisation organization) and the iatf announced the replacement of the global quality management standard most used in the organizations of the automotive sector, the iso / ts 16949: 2009, by the iatf 16949. so that organisations with an iso / ts 16949 certificate must make the transition to the iatf 16949 through a transitional audit.

The iatf 16949 covers and takes into account the full scope of the structure and requirements of iso 9001: 2015, but also includes additional requirements adapted to the automotive sector.

Timetable and time frames
The publication of the iatf 16949 is scheduled for october 2016 and the publication of the rules for certification ("rules for achieving and maintaining iatf recognition") for november 2016. changes in the quality management system of an organisation must be integrated and implemented from the date of publication of the iatf 16949 and before the transitional audit is carried out. in order to perform audits under iatf 16949, the auditors of the certification body must pass an independent review.
Therefore, it is considered that from march 2017

iso19011:2011

The main differences compared to the first edition are:

The audit scope has been extended to quality and environmental management systems to the audit of any management system;
The relationship between iso 19011 and iso / iec 17021 has been clarified;
Remote audit methods and the risk concept have been introduced;
Confidentiality has been added to the audit principles;
Clauses 5, 6 and 7 have been reorganized;
Additional information has been included in a new annex b, resulting in the removal of aid funds;
The skills-building and evaluation processes have been strengthened;
Illustrative examples of specific knowledge of discipline and other skills have been included in the new annex a;

Iatf rules version 5 °

The main changes applied to iatf rule 5 are:
• the iatf decided to update the current 4th edition of the iatf in parallel with the reviews to the iatf 16949.
• the title remains equal "rules to achieve and maintain recognition of the iatf," but now it is the 5th edition, although iatf 16949 is in the first edition.
• changes in the fifth edition of the rule were mainly:
-incorporate the 14 sanctioned interpretations (yes).
-incorporate as many of the 33 common questions (faq) as possible.
-clarify the intentions of the iatf, where necessary.
-make changes that improve the scheme.
• changes affect certified organisations, organisations seeking certification, and certification bodies recognised by the iatf.
• important that when an organization buys a copy of the iatf 16949, it also buys a copy of the 5th edition of the rules.
• available for purchase on 1 november 2016.
• changes are effective from 1 january 2017, regardless of the standard (iatf 16949 or iso / ts 16949) to which the organisation is being audited.

2. a place of manufacture that is supplied to a customer requires the certification of third parties to iatf 16949 (or iso / ts 16949) must include all car customers in the audit area (rules 1.0).

3. body certification legally with enforceable agreement (contract) with the customer now has to include a provision to allow the contract to be extended until all transfer activities to the new certification entity are complete (rules 3.1).

4. the previous certification body shall not use the transfer notification as a justification for suspending or cancelling the customer's certificate before the transfer process is completed (rules 7.1).

5. the years of practical experience needed to become a new iatf auditor have been reduced (rules 4.2).
Before: six (6) in the last ten (10) years.
Now: four (4) in the last ten (10) years

6. the iatf16949 auditors of third parties (or the iso / ts16949 auditors) may reapply for entry as new auditors (rules 4.2.1).
- if your credentials were deactivated within the last 36 months of the date of application as a new auditor.

7. the auditors qualified by the iatf must record their continuous personal development hours / records (cpd) in a centralized online repository in the adp (rules 4.5.2).

9. it eliminated the possibility of completing an audit due to the identification of main non-conformities (rule 5.9).

10. the final audit report of the cb shall include a written description of the interactions with the support processes in other sites and / or remote support locations that were audited (rules 5.10 f).

11. existing rules 5.11 (non-conformity management) were divided into the following five (5) subsections:
The customer's responsibility for a significant non-conformity.
The customer's liability for a minor non-conformity.
The certifying body responsible
Site verification for greater non-conformity
Site verification for minor non-conformity.

13. it incorporated the semi-automated transfer verification process from the iatf database. this changed the design of the 7.1.1 rules.

14. reorganized the structure of special audits (rule 7.2)

15. eliminates the possibility of ending a special audit.

16. stated that special audits of a remote support location are not included in the database of the iatf.

17. the certification body must conduct a special on-site verification audit when the discertification (suspension) process has been initiated due to a special condition of an iatf oem.

ISO 14001:2015

The standard iso 14001: 2015 was published on 15 september 2015. we will now have to see how we will make the transition of environmental management systems to incorporate the changes.

Some of the most significant developments in the 14001 version 2015 standard can be the consideration of the life cycle perspective, risk management or improvement of environmental performance.

The new iso 14001 2015 ensures the full integration of environmental management with business strategies. has been developed to optimize the performance of the environmental management system

In the 2004 version the elements developed were:
1.object and scope
2.standards for consultation
3.terms and definitions
4.requirements of the environmental management system

In the 2015 version the elements are:
1.scope
2. normative references
3.terms and definitions
4.context of the organization
5 leadership
6.planning
7.support
8.operation
9.performance evaluation
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