T/ZJVITIA 01-2024 Active

Scope: This document specifies the requirements for a quality management system covering the entire value chain of automobiles and automotive-related products (including products equipped with embedded software), including demand research and definition, design and development, partner development and management, production and supply, sales, and service. This document is applicable to the construction and maintenance of quality management systems in various types of organizations and locations. This document can be implemented throughout the automotive supply chain and allows for adaptive adjustments based on actual on-site conditions. This document does not include requirements for other management systems such as environmental management systems, occupational health and safety management systems, or financial management systems. Main technical content: The "Whole-Process Competitiveness Quality Management System for the Automotive Industry" is based on more than 100 years of quality management experience in the global automotive industry and draws on mature methods of quality management theories including ISO 9001, IATF 16949, VDA 6.1, and Excellence Performance to create a more three-dimensional, comprehensive, and systematic quality management system theory. It realizes proactive quality management from demand identification to demand satisfaction for automotive production organizations, focusing on five core competitive directions in different stages of the value chain of automotive production organizations: demand accuracy, design feasibility, development conformity, production consistency, and service timeliness. It enhances the maturity of business activities in terms of process-oriented, standardized, and institutionalized management, forming a set of methods for systematized management, and enhancing the quality competitiveness of automotive production organizations, which is the foundation for automotive production organizations to ensure that customers