International Dictionary

1. Fees required from certification bodies (CBs) for each 9100-series standard (i.e., 9100, 9110, 9120) certification issued to an organization. [Procedure 106.1]

1. Unbiased, factual data supporting the existence or verity of something. Objective evidence may be obtained through observation, measurement, test, or other means. [9162]

1. An on-site evaluation of an AB, AAB, or TPAB management office or CB lead office to the applicable AQMS standard requirements using the evaluation tools and methods contained in the 9104-series standards. (9104/1)
2. An on-site evaluation of an AB, CB, AAB, or TPAB at the management office, to the applicable requirements, using the evaluation tools and methods contained in this standard. [9104/2]

1. On time delivery punctuality level of item deliveries at the customer. This KPI measures number of purchase order lines/items delivered on time in the period by the company vs. number of purchase order lines/items due in the period. Indicator expressed in %.  [SCMH 7.11.2]

1. Inspection of every item of product or service. [9138]

1. The web-based IAQG application containing information on participating National Aerospace Industry Associations (NAIAs), ABs, TPABs, AABs, accredited CBs, AQMS auditors, certified suppliers, and audits, which are approved and recognized by the SMS through the ICOP scheme. (9104/1)
2. Web-based IAQG database containing information on participating IAQG member companies, National Aerospace Industry Associations (NAIA), National Accreditation Bodies (NAB), accredited CBs, authenticated Aerospace Experience Auditors (AEAs), certified suppliers, certificates, and audit results. [9101]

1. An archive, consisting of an organization of people and systems that has accepted the responsibility to preserve information and make it available for a designated community. It meets a set of responsibilities that allows an OAIS archive to be distinguished from other uses of the term ‘archive’. The term ‘Open’ in OAIS is used to imply that recommendations and standards are developed in open forums, and it does not imply that access to the archive is unrestricted. [OAIS] [9034]

1. A curve on a graph for a given sampling plan showing the lot fraction defective (x‑axis) versus the probability that the sampling plan will accept the lot (y-axis). [9138]

   NOTE:  This term is also applied to AOQ, Average Fraction Inspected (AFI), Average Total Inspected (ATI), and ARL curves.     

1. Product related activities and services through all stages of production, maintenance, and service execution (e.g., design and development, manufacturing, assembly, test, packaging, shipping). [9146]

1. The term used to identify the individuals or teams who perform the process. NOTE: Self-verification qualified individuals should be referred to through terminology considered suitable by the organization’s program focus, cultural and customer environment. (e.g., approved operators, approved technicians).  [9162]

1. A means of objectively determining that identified operators have the necessary skills and knowledge to undertake the role of self-verification. [9162]

1. Verification that a product conforms to all applicable requirements by the individual who produced the product. [9162]

1. All data fields that are not defined as mandatory by this standard. These fields may be requested by a customer or need by the originator for their own purposes. [9131]
2. Any data field that is not defined as mandatory by this standard, including any special data fields requested by the customer or the originator. [9116]

1. All data fields that are not defined as mandatory by this standard. These fields may be requested by a customer or needed by the originator for their own purposes. [9131]

1. Any legal entity or defined part of a legal entity with a quality management system that is subject to an ICOP audit and the associated certification process (9104/1)
2. As used in this text, the term refers to the implementing “organization”  [9162]
3. The entity or party that is performing the work. [9138]
4. Group of people and facilities with an arrangement of responsibilities, authorities, and relationships (9117)

1. Company or organization manufacturing standard products requiring qualification approval from a CA. (9133A)

1. A manufacturer of an end user item, system, or subsystem [e.g., an airframe, power system (engine), auxiliary power unit]. (9133A)

1. A full-time employee (not a contractor or retired staff member) from either an IAQG member company or from an National Aerospace Industry Association (NAIA) member company [i.e., Aviation, Space, or Defense Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) or direct supplier to an OEM] that is actively participating in the ICOP oversight process, who has been qualified and approved in accordance with this standard, and conducts shared oversight assessment or supplementary IAQG member company oversight activity in accordance with this standard. [9104/2]

1. A body of prime aerospace OEMs that has the primary responsibility for the management of the ICOP scheme. (The IAQG OPMT) (9104/1)

1. A computed confidence limit on the probability of conformance for delivered product after sampling. [9138]

NOTE: Computations depend on the lot size, sample size, acceptance criteria, screening policy, rectification policy, and Confidence Level (CL).