
20th June 2012
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Precision Micro, Europe’s leading photo etching company, is now accredited to ISO/TS 16949, the International Quality Management Standard specifically written by the automotive industry.
Recognised and accepted throughout the automotive supply chain as an industry benchmark, the accreditation gives the company global recognition as a reputable supplier.
Precision Micro has proved its processes to be stable and capable, in terms of repeatability, reliability and traceability, delivering products which consistently meet customer requirements. In doing so, they are believed to be the first UK manufacturer of its kind to obtain the ISO/TS 16949 accreditation.
The Company has also had its AS9100 aerospace accreditation re-audited and approved to the latest Rev ‘C’ standard.
“These achievements outline our commitment to building secure, future partnerships with our customers,” said Anthony Marrett, Managing Director. “Our recent investment in process automation, combined with training and up-skilling in the workforce, has definitely played a vital role in achieving these stringent and prestigious standards.”
Since the company embarked on its continuous improvement initiative, an even higher ‘right-first-time’ rate and greater efficiency have been seen, a benefit which will be felt by all customers.
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