The same finding shows up next audit
Your CAPA closed without verified effectiveness. The registrar opens last year's report. The finding is still there. Now it's a major. Now leadership wants to know why.
For distributors, MROs, repair stations and tiered suppliers. Build investigation discipline that closes findings the first time: AS13000 8D, 5-Why, FMEA and effectiveness verification, practiced on your own cases, then drafted with AI that checks the cause against the evidence before anyone signs.
Your CAPA closed without verified effectiveness. The registrar opens last year's report. The finding is still there. Now it's a major. Now leadership wants to know why.
Your Tier 1 customer's SCAR team sends the 8D back. "Root cause inadequate." Your team redrafts. They send it back again. Now you're on the escalation list and the program manager is asking questions.
Same defect from the same supplier three quarters in a row. Each one closed with a one-line CAPA. The pattern has been visible the whole time. Nobody connected it. The customer noticed.
The only person who can run a real 5-Why is you. Every nonconformity becomes your inbox. Your junior quality engineers escalate everything. Capability never spreads. You're the bottleneck.
Thirty days after rollout, this is what changes.
Every course is adapted to your procedures and your examples before your team sees it. One course for one team, or a program across roles and sites. Neither requires buying the full platform.
8D discipline D-section by D-section, plus 5-Why, fishbone, FMEA, DMAIC and fault tree for the cases where 8D is the wrong tool. Your team learns to pick the method, not just execute one.
See the course catalog ↗Findings written to the clause and the evidence, so the corrective action has something real to close.
See the course catalog ↗The supplier-side investigations that keep coming back: suspect parts, broken traceability, unapproved sources.
See the course catalog ↗For distributors: the accreditation as a working system, including how corrective action is expected to run.
See the course catalog ↗Course availability, learner group and customization scope are confirmed before purchase. Standards references identify the subject matter, not endorsement by the standards owner.
It drafts, it checks, it chases the closure evidence. The process owner and the approver still own the decision.
Drafts the 8D, checks the proposed cause against the evidence, and will not let a corrective action close without training records and an effectiveness check. The process owner and the approver own the decision.
Reads a full receiving package in seconds and returns accept, hold, or quarantine with every finding cited to the standard, your receiving procedure, and your customer flow-down. Reads the paperwork, not the parts.
Plans the audit, carries the checklist and the turtle, and drafts AS9101-style findings from the evidence you record. The report issues when the lead auditor signs it, and not before.
NCR, CAR, SCAR, objectives, suppliers, licenses. One ledger, append-only, every disposition signed by a named person with a date.
Workflows are scoped per engagement. See all eight on the homepage ↗
Every course and every workflow was written by practitioners who have sat on both sides of the registrar's table: third-party AS9100 and ISO 9001 auditing, 20 years of aerospace quality, and the consulting engagements that came after the findings.
AS13000 is the core, with dedicated modules per D-section. The other methods are there for the cases where 8D is the wrong tool, so your team learns to choose.
Yes. Supplier returns, customer complaints, counterfeit findings and customer-flowdown CAPA requirements are the same investigation demands. The Counterfeit Parts and Root Cause courses are directly relevant.
Six Sigma teaches DMAIC and statistics well. It rarely teaches AS13000 8D or what a tier-one SCAR team expects to read. This is scoped to aerospace quality, and the drafting workflow stays with your team afterward.
The draft follows AS13000 structure and is checked against the evidence. Your engineer reviews and approves it before anything is submitted. The point is to start at a strong draft, not to take the engineer out of the loop.
Thirty minutes. We take your open finding through the method, the draft and the closure gate on the call.
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