IECQ presentation HSPM2006

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IECQ Serving Industry Needs.Presentation
toHSPM 2006 SymposiumSan Francisco, USA 05
June 2006

• David W Smith
• Chairman, IECQ MC
• dave_wsmith_at_btopenworld.com

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Contents
1. MISSION OF THE IECQ SYSTEM
2. MEMBERSHIP
4. APPROVAL OPTIONS / STANDARDS SPECS
5. MEETING MARKET DEMAND
6. KEY INITIATIVES
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1. IECQ Mission Statement
OBJECT OF THE SYSTEM

• The IECQ Mission is
• To provide a business-to-business quality
  certification scheme that serves industry by
  creating real value in the supply and demand
  chain.

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The IECQ Mission (cont.)

• IECQ accomplishes its Mission by
• providing comprehensive, world-wide assessment
  and certification programmes for electronic
  components throughout their life-cycle, and for
  associated materials and processes, to defined
  quality requirements, standards and
  specifications.
• understanding the electronic component industry
  needs and establishing related internationally
  recognized assessment criteria.
• providing its members with the tools to supply
  added value to industry, meeting market needs.
• developing and administering training that
  supports the needs of the electronic component
  industry and assessors of IECQ requirements.

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IECQ Added Value

• Certification to International, National and
  Manufacturers specifications.
• Internationally recognised certification, valid
  in every member country without further testing.
• Independent Third Party Assessments with
  consequent reduction in second-party assessments
  and costs.
• ISO 9001 Plus enhanced product requirements.
• Reduced overall cost of ownership.
• New, timely certification options eg IECQ
  Hazardous Substance Process Management.
• Web access to real-time updated Register of
  Approvals, and IECQ Home Page (www.iecq.org).
• Consistent high quality approved components.
• Enhanced business opportunities due to recognised
  IECQ differentiator.

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Market Summary

• The IECQ provides an organization with
• an enhanced world-wide marketing edge over
  competitors. Compliance with ISO90012000, or
  ISO/IEC 17025 (as appropriate) is a prerequisite
  of being certified as an organization in IECQ.
• By demonstrating an organizations ability to
  meet requirements that enhance the basic ISO
  90012000 International Quality Management
  standard, a company can provide its customers
  with a higher degree of confidence in its
  product(s) and at a reduced overall cost of
  ownership.
• Industrial users and the end consumers of
  electro-technologies require organizations that
  provide consistent, high quality, reliable
  components. IECQ compliance assessment and
  product certification provides the required
  assurance and is recognized accordingly.

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IECQ Basic Rules IECQ 01
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IECQ Basic Rules Scope
Clause 3 Field of application The System is
applicable to all electronic components and
related materials and processes for which quality
assessment is required in specifications approved
for use in the System.
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MEMBERSHIP
2. IEC Certification Schemes IECQ Structure
International Electrotechnical CommissionSupplies
the global market with multilateral standards
and conformity assessment programmes key to
international trade
IEC
IEC Quality Assessment System for Electronic
ComponentsConformity assessment and product
certification arm for electronic components,
processes and materials
IECQ
IECEE
IECEX
NAI
NAI
NAI
National Authorized Institutions(Member
Bodies) The Member Bodies of the IECQ that manage
the system in their respective countries
SI
SI
SI
SI
Supervising Inspectorates (Certification
Bodies)Responsible for the assessments,
determination of compliance and surveillance of
manufacturers, etc.
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The NAIs, by country, and their SIs

• Austria (OVE and OVE Testing Certification)
  P R of China (CNCA
  CEPREI) Denmark (Dansk Standard) Finland (SESKO
  Standardisation in Finland)
• France (UTE LCIE-BV) Germany (DKE VDE
  Testing Certification Institute) India ( BIS
  STQC Certification Services) Japan (JISC RCJ)
• Korea, Republic of, (KATS KTL) Norway (NEK)
  Russian Federation (ROSTECHREGULIROVANIE
  ROSTECHREGULIROVANIE ) Serbia and Montinegro
  (ISSM)
• United Kingdom (BEC BSI-PS) USA (ECCB UL,
  DNV Certification, NSAI Inc., SGS US Testing
  Company Inc., LCIE-BV).
• Total 14 NAIs, 13 SIs.
• Note UL has just rejoined IECQ as an SI.

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IECQ Approval Statistics, SI Reports, 2005
Note14 IECQ HSPM approvals to April 2006 and
growing.
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IECQ Organisation Structure
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IECQ MC Chairman and Vice Chairman

• Chairman The current Chairman of the Scheme,
  David W. Smith, a UK-based consultant, former
  Director of Component Engineering, Nortel, was
  appointed on 01 January 2004. His appointment is
  for three years and is renewable for a further
  term.
• Vice-Chairman Lloyd Condra is a Technical Fellow
  at Boeing Phantom Works, Boeings advanced
  research and development unit, in Seattle,
  Washington, USA, and Chairman of IEC TC 107
  (Process management for avionics).

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The IECQ Management Committee

• The Management Committee comprises
• Chairman David W. Smith.
• Vice Chairman Lloyd Condra.
• Treasurer Joe Chapman (US).
• Representatives appointed by CABC Richard Moore
  (UK), Wan Juyong (PRC).
• IEC General Secretary and CEO Ronnie Amit.
• Secretary Chris Agius. Consultant Richard Kay.
• Past Chairmen Hans Nagel (D), Jack Isken (US).
• Delegates from each IECQ member (14 NAIs).

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IECQ Groups

• Management Committee (MC)
• Conformity Assessment Bodies Committee (CABC) -
  SIs
• Chairmans Advisory Group (CAG)
• Working Groups
• Database (for the On-Line Certificate Database)
• Strategy
• Marketing
• System Documents and Procedures (SDP)
• Sustainable Electronics (IECQ HSPM)
• Avionics Implementation (AIWG)
• Advisory Groups (NEW, MC Decision April 2006)
  involvement of industry interested parties on
  specific topics.

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4. IECQ Approval Categories
Sub Categories of Component Manufacturer Approvals
IECQ Distributor Approval
IECQ HSPM Green Process Management
IECQ Manufacturer Approval
Organisation Approval ISO 9001
IECQ
IECQ Avionics ECMP Approval
IECQ Test Laboratory Approval
IECQ Specialist Contractor Approval
NOTE In the context of IECQ, Manufacturer is
defined as a Component Manufacturer not the end
Product Manufacturer.
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APPROVAL OPTIONS
IECQ Approval Options

• Manufacturer Approval - (QC 001002-3, Cl 2.1)
• Distributor Approval - (QC 001002-3, Cl 2.2)
• Testing Laboratory Approval - (QC 001002-3, Cl
  2.3)
• Qualification Approval - (QC 001002-3, Cl 3)
• Capability Approval - (QC 001002-3, Cl 4)
• Specialist Contractor Approval - (QC 001002-3, Cl
  5)
• Technology Approval - (QC 001002-3, Cl 6)
• Avionics Approval Electronic Component
  Management Plan - ECMP, IEC/TS 62239 (QC
  001002-4)
• Hazardous Substances Process Management Approval
  - QC 080000 IECQ HSPM (QC
  001002-5)

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Categories of IECQ Approvals

• Organization Approval Base level of approval
  which focuses the relevant requirements of the
  ISO 9001 series at the component and design
  process level and is applicable to manufacturers,
  distributors and specialist contractors.
• Qualification Approval Verifies that Components
  meet the requirements of the defined
  specifications. This is applicable to a component
  or range of components that may include
  utilization of new technologies.
• Capability Approval Defines a manufacturers
  ability in respect of his manufacturing processes
  and quality control methods, that may include
  design, covering a specific component technology
  within a generic specification.
• Technology Approval (including Manufacturing Line
  Approval) Focuses on process control and the
  continuous improvement of a manufacturing
  technology
• Distributor Approval Available to distributors
  of approved components under the authorization of
  an approved manufacturer
• Testing Laboratory Approval Available to
  independent testing laboratories that intend to
  carry out tests on components within the IECQ.
  Approval covers the type of tests to be carried
  out, the component ranges to be tested, and the
  facilities to be used.
• Subcontractor Approval Provides approval under
  the IECQ for specialist subcontractors serving
  the electronic component industry
• Process Approval Approval for a specific
  process or processes under the IECQ for
  specialist contractors serving the electronic
  component industry
• Industry specific ECMP Approval . Applicable to
  firms serving the electronic equipment
  manufacturing industry e.g. avionics, and other
  sectors, enabling them to develop and document
  their processes for managing the selection and
  use of electronic components
• Hazardous Substance Process Management (HSPM)
  approval in accordance with specification QC
  080000

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Use of IEC and other Standards and
Specifications
APPROVAL OPTIONS

• The Standards and Specifications used by IECQ
  range over a wide and varied spectrum and
  include
• IEC International Standards (and Specifications)
  produced by the relevant technical committees.
• Regional Standards produced by equivalent bodies
  (e.g. CENELEC in Europe).
• Other Standardization Development Organizations
  Standards and Specifications (including
  specialist bodies e.g. EIA, IPC, AIA, etc.).
• Standards and Specifications produced at the
  company level.

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Relevant IEC TCs and SCs

• IEC TCs (and subcommittees) of particular
• relevance to IECQ are
• SC 23J - switches for appliances
• TC 40 - capacitors and resistors for electronic
• equipment
• SC 46A - coaxial cables
• SC 46C - wires and symmetric cables
• TC 47 - semiconductor devices
• SC 47A - integrated circuits
• SC 48B - connectors

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Relevant IEC TCs and SCs (cont)

• TC 49 - piezoelectric and dielectric devices for
  
• frequency control and
  selection
• TC 51 - magnetic components and ferrite
  materials
• SC 86B - fibre optic interconnecting devices and
• passive components
• TC 91 - electronics assembly technology
• TC 94 - all-or-nothing electrical relays
• TC 107 - process management for avionics
• TC 110 - flat panel display devices
• TC 111 - environmental standardization for
  electrical
• and electronic
  products and systems

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IECQ Documentation Hierarchy
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5. Key New Certification Options to meet
User/Industry Needs
MEETING MARKET DEMAND

• Examples of recent important IECQ Initiatives
  are
• 2004 Electronic Component Management Programme
  (ECMP) to IEC/TS 62239
• (Avionics, Military and Aerospace)
• 2005 IECQ Hazardous Substances Process
  Management (IECQ HSPM) to QC 080000 IECQ HSPM.
• (Global Electrical and Electronic Industries)
• 2006 IECQ Hazardous Substance Product
  Certification (under consideration).

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Electronic Components Market size
Ref European Electronic Components Manufacturers
Association (EECA) Market Report Summer 2005
Electronic components worldwide market size by
region 2004 Total Value 257 bn (bn EUR)
Electronic components market in Europe all
applications Total Value 47.7 bn (bn EUR)
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Some relevant statistics

• 2004 consumption results of the European
  electronic components industry show increasing
  growth trends. The European component market
  grew by around 7 in 2004.
•   2004 the component market in Europe was valued
  at ?47.7 bn
• Total component industry in Europe currently
  supports over 226 000 direct jobs
• Asia Pacific region, which includes Australia,
  China, S. Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan and
  Thailand witness further and continuing growth
  in their market share and the region remains the
  largest growing market due not only to a
  continuing shift in equipment production but
  also to rising internal demand in those
  countries. The growth of equipment production in
  Mainland China is expected to sustain faster
  than average growth in Asia.
• World Semiconductor Trade Statistics (WSTS),
  2005 - worldwide semiconductor revenue alone was
  expected to reach US227.5 billion an increase
  of 6.3 from the 2004. (From TSIA News Taiwan
  Semiconductor Industry Ass. March 2006)
• US export of electronic components revenue for
  the year 2003 was 85886 million.

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Statistics From - Japan Electronics and
information Technology Industries Association
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Electronic Components Market

• http//www.globalsources.com/gsol/I/Electronic-Com
  ponent-suppliers/s/2000000003844/3000000149682/182
  44.htm
• www.Kompass.com

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6. IECQ Key Initiatives

• Business Plan 2006 2011, revised and approved
  April 2006.
• Key Opportunities System Growth
  IECQ HSPM (QC 080000) and ECMP (IEC/TS
  62239).
• New Managing Secretary (Chris Agius), supported
  by Richard Kay as a Consultant until his
  retirement in September 2006.
• New Web site www.iecq.org, on line as of 01
  September 2005 and regularly updated and improved.

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The IECQ Website (www.iecq.org)

• The IECQ website
• provides on-line access to the searchable
  Approvals Certificate Database - secure real-time
  updates and public read access.
• Provides true added-value to the Market.
• provides access to what you need to know about
  IECQ.
• provides access to IECQ Public Relations
  materials.
• promotes IECQ assessment and certification.
• encourages industries to communicate needs and
  suggest opportunities for standardization.
• provides marketing resources for Member Bodies.
• provides links to related web sites.

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IECQ Key Initiatives (cont.)

• Cooperation between IECQ and other IEC
  Certification Schemes (IECEE and IECEx) to be
  enhanced.
• Restructuring of the IECQ Scheme, increased
  Executive authority given to Chairmans Advisory
  Group (CAG) to improve efficiency of operation.
• Formal recognition and subsequent management of
  any outsourcing of tasks by IECQ
• Recognition of HSPM as a full Programme to be
  expanded from the current ECCB Pilot Programme.

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IECQ Key Initiatives (cont.)

• Membership recruitment (NAIs and SIs) 4 new SIs
  recruited in the last 18 months and positive
  interest currently from at least 3 potential new
  NAIs.
• Revitalisation of component approval system using
  Provisional and Detailed Industry Specifications.
• Seeking Industry involvement and Consultation
• Establishment of Key IECQ User Advisory Groups.
• Seeking more industry involvement in the
  Management of IECQ.
• Growth of IECQ Public Relations, Presentations
  and Conferences.

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Growth of IECQ PR, Presentations and Conferences

• Since September 2005, IECQ presentations have
  been given at
• the ECCB (US NAI) meetings, San Jose, Ca,
  Washington, DC, US.
• Taitronics 2005 Trade Show and Exhibition,
  Chinese Taipei.
• IEC GM in Cape Town, South Africa.
• IECEx MC meeting in Buxton, UK.
• the 4th JISC/APSG Asia-Pacific HRD Seminar in
  Bangkok.
• the Thailand Industry Standards Institute,
  Bangkok.
• the LEAP WG, Paris, France.
• the EIA/CARTS Symposium, Orlando, Florida, USA.
• Venues in PRC including Beijing, Shanghai and
  Hong Kong.
• the Republic of Korea.
• in Japan, Malaysia.
• and in Australia and now San Francisco HSPM2006
  Symposium.

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2006 - First Annual IECQ Industry Leadership
Event

• Marriott Hotel, San Francisco, USA TODAY!
• 5 6 June 2006 IECQ HSPM 2006 Leadership
  Symposium, organised by SBGi Corporation
• 7 9 June 2006 IECQ HSPM Training Courses
• Awareness
• Implementer and
• Lead Assessor
• For more information please visit the Events page
  at www.hspmsymposium.com

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7. The Electronic Component Management Programme
(ECMP)

• Avionics, Military and Aerospace
• Avionics suppliers document their processes for
  managing electronic components, in accordance
  with IEC TS 62239.
• Plans are approved by a third party IECQ.
• Third party assessment and International
  certification IECQ.
• Avionics suppliers use approved plans as baseline
  Request for Procurement RFP processes.
• Component function, qualification, quality, and
  reliability are assured by the users component
  management processes.
• Each Avionics suppliers processes should be
  common for all customers.
• Supported by Boeing and Airbus.

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ECMP Requirements

• 1 Component Application
• 2 Component Qualification
• 3 Component Quality Assurance
• 4 Component Compatibility with the Equipment
• Manufacturing Process
• 5 Component Data
• 6 Configuration Control
• 7 Component Dependability
• 8 Component Obsolescence
• These elements are not addressed in typical US
  DoD parts management programmes

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ECMP Expansion?

• Possible expansion of ECMP approach to Medical,
  Railways and other industries from 2007.
• Further new product offerings (AQEC and Lead Free
  in Aerospace).
• Renewed interest from Specific Industries
• Aviation Industry, including Manufacturers, eg
  Boeing (Vice Chair IECQ) and Airlines.
• Avionics Working Group.
• US Federal Aviation interest?

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8. IECQ Hazardous Substance Process Management
(IECQ HSPM)

• A common sense approach to enable suppliers to
  demonstrate, through IECQ third party assessment,
  their compliance to customer requirements for HSF
  electrical and electronic components and
  assemblies, to meet specific customer, national,
  and international requirements.

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IECQ HSPM (cont.)

• Certification to QC 080000 IECQ HSPM Hazardous
  Substance Process Management Specification, Issue
  2, October 2005.
• Defines Hazardous Substance Process management
  requirements for each individual element of ISO
  9001 2000.
• Third party assessment and certification IECQ.
• Internationally recognized Certificate - IEC
  (IECQ).
• QC 080000 uses ISO 9001 2000 as the base and
  follows same clause numbering.

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Laws/Directives Relating to Hazardous Substances

• EU RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC of the European
  Parliament and of the Council of 27 January 2003
  on the Restriction of the use of certain
  Hazardous Substances in electrical and electronic
  equipment
• EU WEEE Directive 2002/96/EC
• California SB50
• China Article 11 ( RoHS)
• China Article 12 (WEEE)
• Other regulations are imminent in Japan, Korea,
  Australia, additional US states, etc
• California AB2202 introduced March 28th, 2006

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IECQ QC 080000 - Why?
ISO 9001 Certification alone? Extract 1.2
Application All requirements of this
International Standard are generic and are
intended to be applicable to all organizations,
regardless of type, size and product provided.
Where any requirement(s) of this International
Standard cannot be applied due to the nature of
an organization and its product, this can be
considered for exclusion. Where exclusions are
made, claims of conformity to this International
Standard are not acceptable unless these
exclusions are limited to requirements within
clause 7, and such exclusions do not affect the
organization's ability, or responsibility, to
provide product that meets customer and
applicable regulatory requirements. ISO 14001
Certification alone? Extract from
Introduction This International Standard does
not establish absolute requirements for
environmental performance beyond the commitments,
in the environmental policy, to comply with
applicable legal requirements and with other
requirements to which the organization
subscribes, to prevention of pollution and to
continual improvement. Thus, two organizations
carrying out similar operations but having
different environmental performance can both
conform to its requirements.
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IECQ QC 080000 Why?

• Word search for Hazardous or Substance in
• ISO 9001
• ISO 14001
• IECQ QC 080000

In addition Acronym HSF (Hazardous Substance
Free) appears 148 times in IECQ QC 080000
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IECQ HSPM Training
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Current IECQ HSPM Activity
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Example of Related Activity

• RoHS Certification search on Goggle 445,000
  links
• http//www.designnews.com/article/CA6305264.html
• http//www.emt.com/Product1.shtml
• http//www.ecliptek.com/pb-free/rohs-cert.aspx

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http//www.designnews.com/article/CA6305264.html
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http//www.emt.com/Product1.shtml
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Information resources

• Global source - Global Sources delivers
  information on 1.4 million products and more than
  130,000 suppliers
• EECA European Electronic Component
  Manufacturing Association
• JEITA Japan Electronics and Information
  Technology Industries Association
• EIA Electronic Industries Alliance, US National
  Trade Organisation
• Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Association 140
  Members
• Kompass Worldwide Business Purchasing and
  Marketing Directory
• Component and End-Product Manufacturers
• Others

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1st IECQ HSPM Certificate Issued.Presented by
NSAI to Sigmatel, Inc.October 17th, 2005
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IECQ Meeting Industry Needs

• IECQ is changing positively and significantly and
  is constantly seeking to improve to serve market
  needs even more effectively you can continue to
  benefit from its added value.
• In particular interest in IECQ HSPM is expanding
  rapidly and this HSPM 2006 Symposium will tell
  you even more about this exiting initiative and
  its benefits.
• I thank you for your kind invitation and your
  attention, are there any questions?