TL 9000:2016 Requirements Handbook (R6) Available NOW!!

The Integrated Global Quality (IGQ) Working Group has recently completed content changes on a new revision of the TL 9000 Requirements Handbook, TL 9000:2016 (R6).

As you hopefully know, the Integrated Global Quality (IGQ) Working Group has recently completed content changes on a new revision of the TL 9000 Requirements Handbook, TL 9000:2016 (R6). This will be the first industry specific standard published which incorporates ISO 9001:2015. The TL 9000:2016 (R6) Requirements Handbook will be effective September 2016; however, the early publication date will allow TL 9000 Certified organizations more time to prepare for their transition to the new standard, as QuEST Forum has established a two-year transition deadline which coincides with ISO 9001:2015’s transitiondeadline.

Both soft and hard copies of the the handbook are available NOW on TL9000.org.

Source: questforum.org


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