Quality & Standards
The Singapore Aerospace Quality Group (SAQG), with its core members made up of Quality Professionals from the Aviation, Space, and Defense (ASD) industries in Singapore was formalized in 2016 under the Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore).
SAQG aims to improve quality and cost-saving within the ASD industries, through activities such as the establishment of standards and certification scheme for quality management systems.
SAQG is led by a sub-committee with Mr. Jeffrey Ho (Rolls-Royce Singapore) as the Chairman.
GOALS
1) To contribute in the development of IAQG 91XX standards
2) To support and promote the adoption of IAQG 91XX standards in Singapore
Activities
SAQG participates in and supports activities of the International Aerospace Quality Group (IAQG) and the Asia Pacific Aerospace Quality Group (APAQG).
SAQG also holds regular events to share knowledge and experience.
If you are willing to contribute and commit, we welcome your active participation in SAQG. Contact us at quality@aais.org.sg.
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SAQG Workshop: Changes in EASA Part 145
AAIS held an in-person workshop on the new EASA Part 145 regarding new Safety Management System (SMS) regulations on 4 August 2022, conducted by Mr Luigi Preti, Maintenance Organisation Expert and EASA International Officer in Singapore. The session gathered more than 80 aerospace professionals keen on helping their organizations implement and improve their SMS, enable more effective information sharing process and continued airworthiness.
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9100-series Standards Review Session Part 2
Part two of the 9100-series standards review session was held on 7 April 2022 by the Singapore Aerospace Quality Group (SAQG), a community under the umbrella of AAIS. The participants represent companies that are parts distributor, manufacturing and MRO and provided their inputs during the session that are based on their experiences from implementing the 91XX standards within their organisations.
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