ISO 9001 is based on 8 principles :

• Customer-orientated: a company depends on its customers. It must therefore adapt its activities to meet the demands of its market
• The involvement of the management: makes it possible to define targets and a common direction
• Staff involvement: create an environment where the staff is involved in the organisation\'s objectives,
• A process-orientated approach: resources and activities must be managed as processes in order to achieve the desired results,
• A management system approach: the efficiency and effectiveness of an organisation depend on a system approach to activities,
• Continuous improvement: considering this principle on a daily basis is a key objective,
• Decision procedure based on facts: decisions are based on logical analyses, data and information
• Mutually beneficial supplier relations

The key areas covered by this guideline are :

• The environmental management system (EMS)
• The declarations and environmental eco-labels
• Assessment of environmental performance
• Life-cycle assessment

Aeronautical standard EN 9100

The guideline is based on standard ISO 9001 : 2000 but includes requirements which apply specifically to the aeronautical sector. ISO 9001 : 2000 certification alone is therefore not sufficient to work for the aeronautical and space sector

Guideline EN 9100 joins AS 9100, the guideline specifically applicable to the American aeronautical sector. It thus enables European prime contractors to harmonise their approach at world level. This constitutes an opening for us on an international scale with a higher level of recognition thanks to the certification (more than just a simple qualification)

We were awarded this with an assessment of 89%

This new certification is an additional safety guarantee for all our customers with regard to the manufacture of their critical parts