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The Configuration and Change Control Kit HandbookChapter 19 of 19

Where the kit touches AS9100D

Clause numbers only; read the requirements in your own copy of the standard. The kit is a way of meeting them in practice, not a substitute for them.

TopicAS9100DIn this kit
Configuration management8.1.2Configuration register, status accounting, configuration checks
Product safety8.1.3The safety question on every change
Changes to requirements for products and services8.2.4Customer order and specification changes through contract review
Design and development changes (where you hold design authority)8.3.6The same assessment, plus your design review
Information for external providers8.4.3Flow-down of changes; supplier change notice
Equipment, tools and software programs8.5.1.1Program validation and control
Production process verification8.5.1.3FAI after a change (with AS9102)
Identification and traceability8.5.2Effectivity; revision on traveler and certificate
Control of changes8.5.6Engineering and process change assessments, change board
Control of documented information7.5.3Document register, issue log, external documents, records

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A management aid, not certification or a registrar audit. Using it does not by itself show conformity to AS9100D or any other standard, and your customers' requirements may add to it.

Clause numbers refer to AS9100D (SAE AS9100 Rev D) unless another document is named. The standards' text is not reproduced here: use your own licensed copy.

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