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 +====== How OCAP affects AS9100 Companies ======
  
 +The revised [[https://www.sae.org/standards/content/as9104/1a/|SAE AS9104/1A]] requires AS 9100 CBs (Certification Bodies... AKA Registrars) to use the "//Organization Certification Analysis Process (OCAP)//" to determine an overall "risk rating" for each certified company. This "risk-rating" will then be used during audit planning — to provide reductions or increases (by ±10%, as per AS9104/1A, "//Table 9 - Audit Duration Risk Adjustments//") in certification and surveillance audit durations from baseline audit durations found in [[https://www.sae.org/standards/content/as9104/1a/|SAE AS9104/1A]], "Table 8 - Audit Duration Per Site". 
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 +For differentiation between "audit duration" vs. "audit time" read: [[articles:what_is_audit_duration_vs_audit_time|"What is "Audit Duration" vs. "Audit Time"]].
 +</WRAP>
 +
 +<WRAP center round important 80%>
 +While not part of OCAP, SAE AS9104/1A, sec. 8.2.4.3 states: "//When an ISO 9001 certificate has been issued with a different scope of certification than the AQMS certificate, the ISO 9001 standard shall not be listed on the AQMS certificate.//" \\
 +
 +While many AS91xx companies don't realize that they could have different scopes... one for ISO 9001 and another for AS91xx, this requirement addresses how the CBs will handle those situations.
 +</WRAP>
 +
 +===== What is OCAP =====
 +
 +The OCAP is defined in [[https://www.sae.org/standards/content/as9104/1a/|SAE AS9104/1A]] as: 
 +<blockquote>3.8 Organization Certification Analysis Process (OCAP) \\
 +An interactive process between the organization and CB to determine the organization’s AQMS scope and associated certification audit program, and conduct a risk assessment for certification within the [[https://iaqg.org/certification/|ICOP scheme]].</blockquote>
 +
 +<WRAP center round info 80%>
 +The OCAP does NOT impact ISO 9001 certified companies. However, ISO 9001 audit time is subject to numerous considerations (addressed in [[https://iaf.nu/en/iaf-documents-categories/|IAF MD5 "Determination of Audit Time for QMS-EMS-OHS Audits”]], sec. 8, "//Factors for Adjustments of Audit Time of Management Systems (QMS, EMS, and OH&SMS)//").
 +</WRAP>
 +
 +<WRAP center round important 80%>
 +SAE AS9104/1A, sec. 8.5.1.2 states:  //The analysis shall be: \\
 +a. Conducted prior to initial certification and updated for each surveillance or recertification audit; \\ 
 +b. Verified and the verification documented by the CB’s audit team; and \\ 
 +c. Updated by the audit team and adjustments made to the audit plan or program, as applicable. \\ 
 + \\ 
 +NOTE 1: A tool is available to assist in this process called the Organization Certification Analysis Process (OCAP) Tool. \\ 
 +NOTE 2: Data from Stage 1 activities can be used to document the analysis of the organization.//
 +</WRAP>
 +
 +==== OCAP Implementation Timeline ====
 +
 +The OASIS database "//should//" be updated to support the new [[https://www.sae.org/standards/content/as9104/1a/|SAE AS9104/1A]] by July 24, 2023 (no promises). The new OCAP process is required to be fully implemented by the Certifying Bodies (CBs) no later than 3/31/24.
 +
 +<WRAP center round info 80%>Information concerning the timeline for OCAP implementation by the registrars (and the downloadable "Organization Certification Analysis Process (OCAP) Tool") is online at: [[https://oasishelp.iaqg.org/91042022-series-and-91012022-transition/]]</WRAP>
 +
 +==== Providing OCAP Data ====
 +
 +As per [[https://oasishelp.iaqg.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/2022-12-07-SR004-for-9104-Series-Transition-Rev-B-v2.pdf?1686587114917|IAQG COT Supplemental Rule 004]], sec. 5.3, each AS91xx Certified organization must "//Provide CBs with information required for the OCAP review at least 90 days prior to the 9104-1:2022 transition audit//".
 +
 +You will receive a written request (e.g., a letter or questionnaire) from your CB when they're ready for your OCAP data. If your company fails to provide this information within the required 90-day period, then the audit cannot be performed, and the CB will (as per [[https://www.sae.org/standards/content/as9104/1a/|SAE AS9104/1A]], sec. 8.2.2) follow its processes for cancellation, missed surveillance audit, or expired certification.
 +
 +Further, as per [[https://www.sae.org/standards/content/as9104/1a/|SAE AS9104/1A]], sec. 9.1.10 states:
 +<blockquote>//AQMS certified organizations shall provide data required by this standard, to their CB prior to initial, surveillance, and recertification audits for the completion of the OCAP analysis. \\ 
 + \\ 
 +NOTE: Failure to provide accurate and timely data may result in the issuance of a nonconformity by the CB and/or prevent certification.//</blockquote>
 +
 +Such a nonconformity would cite a failure to comply with the requirements of an "//interested party//" (i.e., the CB) and reference AS91xx, sec. 4.2, "Understanding the Needs and Expectations of Interested Parties".
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 +<WRAP center round info 80%>
 +The CB "//should//" only be asking for the current or most recent KPI data because what they're seeking is a "starting point" in the OCAP process.
 +</WRAP>
 +
 +===== OCAP Requirements =====
 +
 +The data provided will be used by the CB for determining an overall "risk rating" (High, Medium, Low) for each certified company. The overall "risk rating" is calculated using AS9104/1A, Table 7 - "//Organizational Risk Determination//", shown below.
 +
 +Prior to providing such data, you should read this entire article (including the hyperlinked articles below each "Risk Factor" in Table 7, for a detailed discussion of each) in order to understand how it will be used.
 +
 +^  AS9104/1A, Table 7 - Organizational Risk Determination  ^^^^^^
 +^  Risk Factor  ^ Data Source  ^  LOW (1)  ^  MED (3)  ^ HIGH (6)  ^  Risk Score  ^
 +| [[articles:ocap-complexity|Complexity]]  |  [[articles:ocap-complexity|Figure 2]]  |  Low  |  Med  |  High  |  A  |
 +| [[articles:ocap-internal_audit|Internal Audit]]  |  [[articles:ocap-internal_audit|Table 5]]  |  Low  |  Med  |  High  |  B  |
 +| [[articles:ocap-otd|On-Time Delivery]]  |  Organization   |  Exceeds  |  Meets  |  Below  |  C  |
 +| [[articles:ocap-otd|Conformity of Delivered Product or Service (e.g., item escape rate)]]  |  Organization   |  Exceeds  |  Meets  |  Below  |  D  |
 +| [[articles:ocap-customer_complaints_feedback|Customer Complaints / Feedback]]  |  Organization   |  Exceeds  |  Meets  |  Below  |  E  |
 +| [[articles:ocap-aqms_process_effectiveness|AQMS Process Effectiveness from Previous Audit Report]]  |  PEARs (lowest value)   |  5  |  3-4  |  1-2  |  F  |
 +|  Total Risk Score = ∑(A+B+C+D+E+F) = R |||||  R  |
 +| When R = (36 to 25) Risk is HIGH, (24 to 12) Risk is MED, (11 to 6) Risk is LOW  \\ Example: A=High (6), B=Low (1), C=Low (1), D=Med (3), E=Med (3), and F=Low (1). Therefore ∑(6+1+1+3+3+1) = 15 \\ Organizational Risk = Medium  ||||||
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 +CBs will be calculating your company's "Risk Score" using the IAQG "OCAP Tool" (Excel), freely available from: https://iaqg.org/certification-management/
 +
 +Download the "Risk Tool" and complete it for your company as you read the requirements.
 +</WRAP>
 +
 +==== Other AS9104/1A Considerations ====
 +
 +AS9104/1A, sec. 8.5.1.3.4 states: 
 +<blockquote>"//CBs shall require that organizations provide information regarding the use of additional aerospace standard(s) listed within the [[https://tst.iaqg.org/iaqg/publications/standardsregister.pdf|IAQG Standards Register]] during the initial Stage 1 audit and update, as needed, prior to surveillance or recertification audits (see Table 4)//".</blockquote>
 +
 +The most commonly invoked supplemental AS91xx standards are AS9102 (Aerospace first article inspection requirement) & 9146 (Foreign object debris – FOD). If a standard is contractually imposed on the company (e.g., by a customer) then additional time //may// be added to each site where the related processes are performed (ref. [[https://iaf.nu/en/iaf-documents-categories/|IAF MD5 "Determination of Audit Time for QMS-EMS-OHS Audits”]], sec. 8, "//Factors for Adjustments of Audit Time of Management Systems (QMS, EMS, and OH&SMS)//"). This new requirement is also intended to ensure that the CB assigns auditors who are competent in auditing compliance with those additional standards.
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