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  • Surface Enhancement

Nonconventional Machining Nadcap Style

Nonconventional Machining Nadcap Style covers the fundamentals of nonconventional machining (NMSE) as defined by Nadcap. Each method is described in technical detail: electrochemical machining (ECM), electrochemical grinding (ECG), electrical discharge machining (EDM), laser beam machining (LBM), laser part marking (LPM), spark erosion grinding (SEG), and abrasive water jet machining (AWJM). Also covered are the NMSE Task Group, surface evaluation, the significant parameter matrix, the audit process, and common nonconformances. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Describe each method of nonconventional machining. Explain how to perform surface evaluation. Explain the significant parameter matrix. Describe the audit process. Describe common nonconformances. Who Should Attend Any person seeking initial accreditation for nonconventional machining, or who wants to expand to a new method or understand a nonconventional machining audit, will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Coatings

Coatings: Nadcap Audit Criteria Review

Get a 10% discount by registering for a public session of this course along with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. This Nadcap Audit Criteria Review course is also available as private training, where you can similarly bundle it with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. Contact PRI Training to find out more. Nadcap Audit Criteria Review: Coatings provides a complete overview of Nadcap requirements related to the Coatings audit, with a focus on technical aspects. Topics include an introduction to Nadcap and Nadcap audits, top nonconformances (NCRs), NCR categories and groupings, NCR reports, the AC7109 Audit Criteria series and supplemental checklists, and current requirements and interpretations from the task group. Also covered are audit preparation and audit procedures. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the structure and format of a Nadcap Coatings audit. Demonstrate an understanding of the AC7109 Audit Criteria series and supplemental checklists. Review common findings and provide examples of how to meet the audit requirements. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Coatings audits will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. “Great tool to introduce and be successful in a Nadcap audit.” This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Quality Management Tools

Nadcap & Quality for Procurement

Nadcap and Quality for Procurement explains the various quality functions required by AS/EN/JISQ 9100 and Nadcap related to procurement. The course provides overviews of aerospace quality, Nadcap, contract review, and outsourcing. Also covered are failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA), internal and Nadcap audit preparation, Root Cause Corrective Action (RCCA), and problem-solving tools. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the different procurement-related advanced functions required by a high-profile quality environment. Relate the different procurement-related advanced functions to your work environment. Explain the knowledge requirements for a procurement function to individuals without previous procurement training. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with purchasing and contract review will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Electronics

Electronics: Nadcap Audit Criteria Review

Get a 10% discount by registering for a public session of this course along with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. This Nadcap Audit Criteria Review course is also available as private training, where you can similarly bundle it with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. Contact PRI Training to find out more. Nadcap Audit Criteria Review: Electronics provides a complete overview of Nadcap requirements related to the Electronics audit, with a focus on technical aspects. Topics include an introduction to Nadcap and Nadcap audits; top nonconformances (NCRs); NCR categories and groupings; NCR reports; the AC7119, AC7120, and AC7121 Audit Criteria, slash sheets and supplemental Audit Criteria; and current requirements and interpretations from the task group. Also covered are audit preparation and audit procedures. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the structure and format of a Nadcap Electronics audit. Demonstrate an understanding of the AC7119, AC7120, and AC7121 Audit Criteria, slash sheets and supplemental Audit Criteria used during an Electronics audit. Review common findings and provide examples of how to meet the audit requirements. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Electronics audits will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Heat Treating

Basic Heat Treatment

Basic Heat Treatment is designed to help employees understand the fundamental issues related to heat treatment of a wide range of metals and alloys. This course covers the common practical aspects of heat treatment, including an explanation of heat transfer, various types of furnaces and processes, and basic pyrometry guidelines. These topics are developed further in the alloy-specific courses in the series. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Demonstrate a basic understanding of heat treatment. Describe some fundamental issues of heat treatment processes. Explain heat transfer. Describe types of furnaces and processes. Explain basic pyrometry guidelines. Understand the alloy-specific requirements and issues presented in other courses in the series. Who Should Attend This training is recommended for anyone actively involved in heat treatment. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. eLearning eLearning courses foster learning engagement through knowledge checks with feedback, scenarios, and interactivity allowing the learner to apply knowledge immediately. Access Period Purchase of this course grants access to one individual for a duration of 45 days. Access starts from the time of purchase, or from the launch date of the course in the case of pre-sale.

  • Non-Destructive Testing

Creating a Formal Training Plan to NAS/410

Creating a Formal Training Plan to NAS410 and Nadcap Requirements defines the NAS410 and Nadcap audit criteria for moving a trainee to a Level 1 or Level 2 Qualified Inspector in nondestructive testing (NDT) methods. Topics include NAS410 and Nadcap experience and training requirements, experience and training documentation, some unique subscriber requirements, developing a formal training plan, on-the-job training (OJT) records, and common nonconformances. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain NAS410, EN4179, and Nadcap training and experience requirements. Describe NAS410, EN4179, and Nadcap training and experience documentation requirements. Develop a formal training plan according to NAS410, EN4179, and Nadcap requirements. Evaluate OJT experience records for different NDT methods. Describe some unique subscriber requirements. Describe common nonconformances. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with NDT personnel training and qualification, and NDT Level 3s or soon-to-be NDT Level 3s in all methods, will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Sterilization

MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Sterilization

PRI Training's - The MedAccred Sterilization Audit Criteria Preparation course is designed for sterilization, quality, and supplier management professionals who are responsible for, or directly involved in, sterilization processes, oversight, and supplier management – especially those who are new to the MedAccred approach to industry-led audit oversight. This course will provide a complete overview of MedAccred requirements related to the Sterilization audit and the Auditor, Auditee and Task Group Responsibilities. MedAccred represents a fundamental shift in how sterility assurance suppliers are evaluated. Unlike traditional regulatory or customer audits, MedAccred audits are driven by industry Task Groups, apply heightened technical rigor, and focus on process effectiveness, risk management, and systemic control rather than checklist compliance alone. Organizations that approach MedAccred using legacy audit mindsets are often unprepared for the level of scrutiny applied. This course provides a clear, practical introduction to the MedAccred Sterilization audit model, explaining not only what the requirements are, but why they exist and how they are interpreted by auditors and Task Group. What You Will Learn Participants will gain a clear understanding of how MedAccred differs from ISO, FDA, and customer audits, and why the industry is increasingly relying on this model for sterilization supplier oversight. Insight into the roles and expectations of Auditors, Auditees, and the Sterilization Task Group, including how Task Group interpretations influence audit outcomes. A guided walkthrough of MedAccred audit criteria AC8113 (ISO 13485based QMS) and sterilization specific supplemental checklists, including: Ethylene Oxide (AC8113/2) ISO 11135 Radiation (AC8113/1) ISO 11137 series; ASTM E61 Sterilization Laboratory Testing (AC8113/3) ISO 11737 series; harmonized USP Practical examples of common nonconformances, what acceptable MedAccred responses look like, and why many organizations fail to meet expectations despite having compliant procedures. A step-by-step understanding of what actually happens during a MedAccred Sterilization audit, from preaudit planning and self-assessment through Task Group review and closure. Who Should Attend? Quality and compliance professionals new to MedAccred Individuals responsible for sterilization process oversight or supplier management Supplier professionals preparing for their first MedAccred Sterilization audit Those transitioning into MedAccred liaison or audit support roles Executives and leaders who need a clear understanding of the rigor and expectations behind MedAccred Sterilization audits Those interested in being an auditor for MedAccred Sterilization Those who may be taking over direct liaison responsibilities in companies with experience of MedAccred and need to confirm their understanding Are new to MedAccred and will be responsible for managing or directly supporting MedAccred audits Task group and Management Council representatives that are new to MedAccred

  • MedAccred

MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Heat Treating

PRI Training's MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Heat Treating course is designed to provide a complete overview of MedAccred requirements related to the Heat Treating audit, focusing solely on technical aspects. After an introduction about MedAccred and MedAccred audits, the Instructor covers the topics below: Top Non-conformances (NCRs) including NCRs examples and NCRs responses. Also covered are the different NCRs categories and groupings as well as NCRs reports. Review of AC8102 & Supplemental Checklists to clarify the requirements of each section of each checklist. The Instructor also presents information on frequently found problems as well as explanations of current requirements and interpretations from the Task Group. Preparation for the audit through a description of the planning needed during the six months before the audit, which also details actions that must be taken such as a self-audit and sending advance information to the Auditor. What should happen during a Heat Treating audit, from the moment the Auditor arrives until he leaves after the closing meeting. Who Should Attend? Those that have general oversight responsibilities for MedAccred audits and the need to understand what should be happening May be taking over direct liaison responsibilities in companies with experience of MedAccred and need to confirm their understanding Are new to MedAccred and will be responsible for managing or directly supporting MedAccred audits

  • Quality Management Tools

Préparation à l’audit Nadcap

This course is delivered in the French language. See Nadcap Audit Preparation for the English language eLearning version of this course. Préparation à l’audit Nadcap Préparation à l’audit Nadcap Cette formation propose une présentation générale de PRI et Nadcap. Elle traite des modalités d’un audit Nadcap et des étapes que les audité(e)s doivent suivre pour se préparer à un audit Nadcap. La formation inclut les éléments suivants: Nadcap et PRI Critères d’audit Structure de l’audit Rapports de non-conformité (NCRs) Avant l’audit Pendant l’audit Après l’audit Période d’accès Vous avez accès à la formation pendant 45 jours calendaires à la suite de votre paiement. Cette durée commence au moment de l’achat du cours.

  • MedAccred

MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Sterile Device Packaging

PRI Training's MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Sterile Device Packaging course is designed to provide a complete overview of MedAccred requirements related to the Sterile Device Packaging audit, focusing solely on technical aspects. After an introduction about MedAccred and MedAccred audits, the Instructor covers the topics below: Top Non-conformances (NCRs) including NCRs examples and NCRs responses. Also covered are the different NCRs categories and groupings as well as NCRs reports Review of AC8111 & Supplemental Checklists to clarify the requirements of each section of each checklist. The Instructor also presents information on frequently found problems as well as explanations of current requirements and interpretations from the Task Group. Preparation for the audit through a description of the planning needed during the six months before the audit, which also details actions that must be taken such as a self-audit and sending advance information to the Auditor. What should happen during an Sterile Device Packaging audit, from the moment the Auditor arrives until he leaves after the closing meeting. Who Should Attend? Those that have general oversight responsibilities for MedAccred audits and the need to understand what should be happening May be taking over direct liaison responsibilities in companies with experience of MedAccred and need to confirm their understanding Are new to MedAccred and will be responsible for managing or directly supporting MedAccred audits

  • Quality Management Tools

Nadcap Audit Preparation

This course gives a general overview of PRI and Nadcap. It covers the Nadcap audit process and steps auditees need to take to prepare for a Nadcap audit. Course Topics include: Nadcap and PRI Audit Criteria Audit Structure Nonconformance Reports (NCRs) Before the Audit The Audit After the Audit Who Should Attend? Anyone who is interested in learning or reviewing Nadcap special process audits. Appropriate for professionals of all experience levels. This course is delivered in the English language, see Préparation à l’audit Nadcap for the French language eLearning version of this course. Access Period Purchase of this course grants access to one individual for a duration of 45 days. Access starts from the time of purchase. Check out our membership options for a discount on eLearning training!

  • MedAccred

MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Injection Molding

PRI Training's MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Injection Molding course is designed to provide a complete overview of MedAccred requirements related to the Injection Molding audit, focusing solely on technical aspects. After an introduction about MedAccred and MedAccred audits, the Instructor covers the topics below: Top Non-conformances (NCRs) including NCRs examples and NCRs responses. Also covered are the different NCRs categories and groupings as well as NCRs reports Review of AC8160 & Supplemental Checklists to clarify the requirements of each section of each checklist. The Instructor also presents information on frequently found problems as well as explanations of current requirements and interpretations from the Task Group. Preparation for the audit through a description of the planning needed during the six months before the audit, which also details actions that must be taken such as a self-audit and sending advance information to the Auditor. What should happen during an Injection Molding audit, from the moment the Auditor arrives until he leaves after the closing meeting. Who Should Attend? Those that have general oversight responsibilities for MedAccred audits and the need to understand what should be happening May be taking over direct liaison responsibilities in companies with experience of MedAccred and need to confirm their understanding Are new to MedAccred and will be responsible for managing or directly supporting MedAccred audits

  • Quality Management Tools

Root Cause Corrective Action

Root Cause Corrective Action is designed to teach participants how to analyze problems and determine long-term solutions. Participants review each step in the RCCA process, complete an interactive scenario demonstrating each step of the RCCA process, and discuss requirements for responding to a Nadcap nonconformance report (NCR). Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the purpose of Root Cause Corrective Action (RCCA). Demonstrate how to determine the root causes of an event. Demonstrate how to determine, implement, and verify corrective actions. Explain how to complete the RCCA process. Describe how to appropriately respond to a Nadcap NCR. Who Should Attend Effective RCCA takes a team approach. Any person who is involved in RCCA, including but not limited to quality managers and quality engineers, will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by a team of learning development professionals and industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. Courses include regular knowledge checks, real-world examples, and interactive scenario-based and group activities so the learner can apply new knowledge during the learning experience. eLearning eLearning courses foster learning engagement through knowledge checks with feedback, scenarios, and interactivity allowing the learner to apply knowledge immediately. Instructor-Led This course is also available led by a live instructor virtually or in person: Browse instructor-led Root Cause Corrective Action sessions Access Period Purchase of this course grants access to one individual for a duration of 45 days. Access starts from the time of purchase, or from the launch date of the course in the case of pre-sale. Check out our membership options for a discount on eLearning training! “It’s so good, it should be mandatory.” Quality Engineer, Viking Aerospace “Excellent explanation of complex topic!” Engineering Manager, Haynes International

  • MedAccred

MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Mechanical Assembly

PRI Training's MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Mechanical Assembly course is designed to provide a complete overview of MedAccred requirements related to the Mechanical Assembly audit, focusing solely on technical aspects. After an introduction about MedAccred and MedAccred audits, the Instructor covers the topics below: Top Non-conformances (NCRs) including NCRs examples and NCRs responses. Also covered are the different NCRs categories and groupings as well as NCRs reports Review of AC8160 & Supplemental Checklists to clarify the requirements of each section of each checklist. The Instructor also presents information on frequently found problems as well as explanations of current requirements and interpretations from the Task Group. Preparation for the audit through a description of the planning needed during the six months before the audit, which also details actions that must be taken such as a self-audit and sending advance information to the Auditor. What should happen during an Mechanical Assembly audit, from the moment the Auditor arrives until he leaves after the closing meeting. Who Should Attend? Those that have general oversight responsibilities for MedAccred audits and the need to understand what should be happening May be taking over direct liaison responsibilities in companies with experience of MedAccred and need to confirm their understanding Are new to MedAccred and will be responsible for managing or directly supporting MedAccred audits

  • Quality Management Tools

First Article Inspection

First Article Inspection (FAI) is designed to teach participants the concepts and process to complete FAI based on AS9102 and equivalent standard requirements. Participants review each step in the FAI process and engage in an immersive activity completing First Article Inspection Report (FAIR) forms 1-3. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Describe the goal, benefits, and requirements of FAI. Explain when to perform FAI. Explain when to perform partial FAI. Describe the FAI planning process and required documentation. Complete FAIR forms 1-3. Identify required FAIR documentation. Identify reasons for FAI rejection. Who Should Attend Any person who is involved in FAI, including those who are responsible for FAI in their organization or those responsible for providing FAI data to meet customer expectations or requirements, will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by a team of learning development professionals and industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. Courses include regular knowledge checks, real-world examples, and interactive scenario-based and group activities so the learner can apply new knowledge during the learning experience. eLearning eLearning courses foster learning engagement through knowledge checks with feedback, scenarios, and interactivity allowing the learner to apply knowledge immediately. Course materials are delivered online, on-demand, and self-paced. Instructor-Led This course is also available led by a live instructor virtually or in person: Browse instructor-led First Article Inspection sessions. Access Period Purchase of this course grants access to one individual for a duration of 45 days. Access starts from the time of purchase, or from the launch date in the case of pre-sale.

  • MedAccred

MedAccred Process Validation: Part 2

PRI Training's MedAccred Process Validation: Part 2 expands the Part1 GHTF training with examples, discusses the essence for elements of establishing the “process” for process validation, expands on statistical approaches, and presents the recent regulatory direction emphasizing the “risk based” approach, verification-versus-validation, the movement toward continuous verification/validation, and process validation issues from recent FDA auditing. MedAccred Process Validation Audit Criteria have been developed and are being included in all MedAccred Task Group Audit Criteria to ensure suppliers have the capability and objective evidence to handle process validation. It is there essential that all MedAccred Stakeholders be knowledgeable in this methodology. Who should attend? MedAccred Auditors Staff Engineers Task Group Members

  • MedAccred

MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Printed Circuit Boards Assemblies

PRI Training's MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Electronics Printed Circuit Board Assemblies (PCBA) course is designed to provide a complete overview of MedAccred requirements related to the Electronics PCBA audit, focusing solely on technical aspects. After an introduction about MedAccred and MedAccred audits, the Instructor covers the topics below: Top Non-conformances (NCRs) including NCRs examples and NCRs responses. Also covered are the different NCRs categories and groupings as well as NCRs reports Review of AC8120 & Supplemental Checklists to clarify the requirements of each section of each checklist. The Instructor also presents information on frequently found problems as well as explanations of current requirements and interpretations from the Task Group. Preparation for the audit through a description of the planning needed during the six months before the audit, which also details actions that must be taken such as a self-audit and sending advance information to the Auditor. What should happen during an Electronics PCBA audit, from the moment the Auditor arrives until he leaves after the closing meeting. Who Should Attend? Those that have general oversight responsibilities for MedAccred audits and the need to understand what should be happening May be taking over direct liaison responsibilities in companies with experience of MedAccred and need to confirm their understanding Are new to MedAccred and will be responsible for managing or directly supporting MedAccred audits

  • Non-Destructive Testing

Non-Destructive Testing: Magnetic Testing, Process Owner

Magnetic Particle: Process Owner helps process owners improve their skills and competencies in the aerospace workforce. Topics include the role of the NDT Level 3, nondestructive testing (NDT) control, NDT personnel qualification and certification, documentation control, and calibration and process control. Also covered are customer requirements, liaison with other functions, product awareness, written instructions, magnetic particle inspection systems, and formulae. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Interpret codes, standards, and other contractual documents that control NDT methods. Describe the technical responsibilities of an NDT Level 3 for facility and personnel. Select a method and technique for a specific inspection. Create, verify, and approve the technical adequacy of procedures and work instructions for NDT-related documents. Conduct performance reviews of NDT personnel and NDT technical audits. Who Should Attend Process owners who are capable of writing, reviewing, and approving processes, procedures, and qualifications of lower levels, as well as designing new processes and resolving issues among all other levels, will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Coatings

Coatings: Achieving Merit

Coatings: Achieving Merit helps coating suppliers achieve merit. Topics include an overview of merit, benefits, explanations of criteria for 18-month merit and 24-month merit, accreditation length, timeline, common problems, and strategies to achieve merit. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Describe Nadcap merit criteria for Coatings suppliers. Explain why Coatings suppliers do not achieve merit. Provide ideas and strategies to avoid common problems and achieve merit. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Coatings audits will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. “I thoroughly enjoyed the course and believe this knowledge will be incredibly useful to me in the future.” Precision Inspector, RBC Bearings

  • MedAccred

MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Welding

PRI Training's MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Welding course is designed to provide a complete overview of MedAccred requirements related to the Welding audit, focusing solely on technical aspects. After an introduction about MedAccred and MedAccred audits, the Instructor covers the topics below: Top Non-conformances (NCRs) including NCRs examples and NCRs responses. Also covered are the different NCRs categories and groupings as well as NCRs reports. Review of AC8110, AC8110/3, AC8110/5, AC8110/12 to clarify the requirements of each section of each checklist. The Instructor also presents information on frequently found problems as well as explanations of current requirements and interpretations from the Task Group. Preparation for the audit through a description of the planning needed during the six months before the audit, which also details actions that must be taken such as a self-audit and sending advance information to the Auditor. What should happen during a Welding audit, from the moment the Auditor arrives until he leaves after the closing meeting. Who Should Attend? Those that have general oversight responsibilities for MedAccred audits and the need to understand what should be happening May be taking over direct liaison responsibilities in companies with experience of MedAccred and need to confirm their understanding Are new to MedAccred and will be responsible for managing or directly supporting MedAccred audits

  • MedAccred

MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Extrusion

PRI Training's MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Extrusion course is designed to provide a complete overview of MedAccred requirements related to the Extrusion audit, focusing solely on technical aspects. After an introduction about MedAccred and MedAccred audits, the Instructor covers the topics below: Top Non-conformances (NCRs) including NCRs examples and NCRs responses. Also covered are the different NCRs categories and groupings as well as NCRs reports Review of AC8160 & Supplemental Checklists to clarify the requirements of each section of each checklist. The Instructor also presents information on frequently found problems as well as explanations of current requirements and interpretations from the Task Group. Preparation for the audit through a description of the planning needed during the six months before the audit, which also details actions that must be taken such as a self-audit and sending advance information to the Auditor. What should happen during an Extrusion audit, from the moment the Auditor arrives until he leaves after the closing meeting. Who Should Attend? Those that have general oversight responsibilities for MedAccred audits and the need to understand what should be happening May be taking over direct liaison responsibilities in companies with experience of MedAccred and need to confirm their understanding Are new to MedAccred and will be responsible for managing or directly supporting MedAccred audits

  • TPG

TPG Audit Criteria Review: Non-Destructive Testing

PRI Training's TPG Audit Criteria Review: Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) course provides a complete overview of TPG requirements related to the NDT audit, focusing solely on technical aspects. After an introduction about PRI and TPG audits, the Instructor covers the topics below: Preparing for the audit through a description of the planning needed during the six months before the audit, which also details actions that must be taken such as a self-audit and sending advance information to the Auditor. Review of the TPG AC7114 & Supplemental Method Checklists to clarify sections of each checklist that have been deemed critical or is subject to noncompliance. This includes the in-process jobs to be witnessed by the Auditor. The Instructor also presents information on frequently found problems as well as explanations of current requirements and means of compliance as determined by the Task Group. This may include examples of typical nonconformance's (NCR) identified during a TPG Audit. Who Should Attend? Anyone involved with TPG audits

  • Welding

Resistance Welding Process Planner

Resistance Welding Process Planner helps process planners improve their skills and competencies in the aerospace workforce. Topics include introductions to resistance welding and basic metallurgy, quality systems, welder qualification, contract review, acceptance criteria, process control, and compliance. Also covered are several nondestructive testing methods, other welding processes, and drawing symbols. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the main requirements for manufacture of parts using resistance welding. Demonstrate compliance with approved documentation and customer requirements. Explain the fundamentals of resistance welding. Describe the associated control requirements. Clarify the intent and interpretation of controlling specifications. Who Should Attend Process planners who are capable of problem solving, selecting manufacturing processes, and interpreting procedures to conform to customer specifications will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • TPG

TPG Audit Criteria Review: Heat Treating

PRI Training's TPG Audit Criteria Review: Heat Treating course provides a complete overview of TPG requirements related to the Heat Treating audit, focusing solely on technical aspects. After an introduction about PRI and TPG audits, the Instructor covers the topics below: Preparing for the audit through a description of the planning needed during the six months before the audit, which also details actions that must be taken such as a self-audit and sending advance information to the Auditor. Review of the TPG AC7102 & Supplemental Method Checklists to clarify sections of each checklist that have been deemed critical or is subject to noncompliance. This includes the in-process jobs to be witnessed by the Auditor. The Instructor also presents information on frequently found problems as well as explanations of current requirements and means of compliance as determined by the Task Group. This may include examples of typical nonconformance's (NCR) identified during a TPG Audit. Who Should Attend? Anyone involved with Heat Treating TPG audits

  • MedAccred

MedAccred Audit Preparation: Cable & Harness Assemblies

PRI Training's MedAccred Audit Criteria Preparation: Electronics Cable and Wire Harness is designed to provide a complete overview of MedAccred requirements related to the Electronics Cable and Wire Harness audit, focusing solely on technical aspects. After an introduction about MedAccred and MedAccred audits, the Instructor covers the topics below: Top Non-conformances (NCRs) including NCRs examples and NCRs responses. Also covered are the different NCRs categories and groupings as well as NCRs reports. Review of the checklists to clarify the requirements of each section of each checklist. The Instructor also presents information on frequently found problems as well as explanations of current requirements and interpretations from the Task Group. Preparation for the audit through a description of the planning needed during the six months before the audit, which also details actions that must be taken such as a self-audit and sending advance information to the Auditor. What should happen during an Electronics Cable and Wire Harness audit, from the moment the Auditor arrives until he leaves after the closing meeting. Who Should Attend? Those that have general oversight responsibilities for MedAccred audits and the need to understand what should be happening May be taking over direct liaison responsibilities in companies with experience of MedAccred and need to confirm their understanding Are new to MedAccred and will be responsible for managing or directly supporting MedAccred audits

  • Non-Destructive Testing

Non-Destructive Testing: Penetrant, Process Owner

Penetrant: Process Owner helps process owners improve their skills and competencies in the aerospace workforce. Topics include an introduction to nondestructive testing (NDT), NDT control, the role of the NDT Level 3, NDT personnel qualification and certification, and calibration and process control. Also covered are customer requirements, liaison with other functions, product awareness, and written instructions. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Demonstrate basic knowledge of processing parts, documenting test results, and performing equipment standardization. Conduct preparation of parts before and/or after the inspection process. Conduct system performance checks in accordance with the standards. Interpret codes, standards, and other contractual documents that control NDT method(s). Describe the technical responsibilities of an NDT Level 3 for facility and personnel. Select a method and technique for a specific inspection. Create, verify, and approve the technical adequacy of procedures and work instructions for NDT-related documents. Conduct performance reviews of NDT personnel and NDT technical audits. Who Should Attend Process owners who are capable of writing, reviewing, and approving processes, procedures, and qualifications of lower levels, as well as designing new processes and resolving issues among all other levels, will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Heat Treating

Heat Treating: Process Planner

Heat Treatment Process Planner helps process planners improve their skills and competencies in the aerospace workforce. Topics include an introduction to heat treatment, basic metallurgy, alloy types and issues, special treatments, furnaces and equipment, interpreting specifications, flow down of information and content of instructions, and managing records. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Demonstrate a basic understanding of heat treatment metallurgy. Describe the fundamentals of pyrometry and other required controls. Recognize AMS2750 standards. Specify required heat treatment and related operations. Specify and maintain shop floor paperwork. Who Should Attend Process planners who are responsible for selecting manufacturing processes, interpreting procedures to conform to customer specifications and day-to-day supervision of heat treatment processes will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In-Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on-site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors.

  • Heat Treating

Heat Treatment of Stainless Steels

Heat Treatment of Stainless Steels is one of a series of courses giving underlying knowledge for heat treatment. This course extends earlier general courses on basic metallurgy, heat treatment, and alloy steels to the special issues of stainless and precipitation hardening steels. Topics include stainless steel basics, common alloys, stainless steel treatments, and special considerations including Nadcap requirements. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the fundamentals of stainless steels and common alloys. Describe heat treatments of stainless and precipitation hardening steels. Discuss Nadcap requirements for heat treatment of stainless steels. Who Should Attend Any person who is actively involved with or associated with stainless steels will benefit from this course. Participants must have knowledge of Basic Metallurgy of Heat Treatments, Basic Heat Treatment, and Heat Treatment of Alloy Steels. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In-Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on-site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Quality Management Tools

Process Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)

Process Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (PFMEA) presents PFMEA as part of Advanced Process Quality Planning (APQP) in the aerospace industry. Topics include the concepts of PFMEA, its roles in quality planning and risk management, relationships to other quality tools, and other types of FMEA. Also covered are establishing PFMEA; assessing severity, occurrence, and detection; calculating risk priority; and using and maintaining PFMEA. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Define failure modes and failure effects. Explain the roles and practices of PFMEA. Complete a PFMEA. Explain the components of PFMEA. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with PFMEA, especially managers and engineers in process and quality roles, will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. “An interactive and engaging introduction to the process FMEA program.” This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Heat Treating

Heat Treatment in Diffusion Processes

Heat Treatment in Diffusion Processes is one of a series of courses giving underlying knowledge for heat treatment. This course extends earlier general courses on basic metallurgy, heat treatment, and alloy steels to the special issues of four main types of surface treatment. Topics include an explanation of diffusion treatments, practical considerations of heat treatment, and determination of case-hardened depth. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Demonstrate an understanding of the main types of surface treatment. Explain the theory of surface hardening. Describe methods of determining case-hardened depth. Describe Nadcap requirements for heat treatment in diffusion processes. Who Should Attend Any person who is actively involved with or associated with diffusion processes will benefit from this course. Participant must have knowledge equivalent to the courses on Basic Metallurgy of Heat Treatments, Basic Heat Treatment, and Heat Treatment of Alloy Steels. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Quality Management Tools

Statistical Process Control

Statistical Process Control helps organizations apply statistical methods to process monitoring and control. Organizations can better identify variations and implement continuous improvement techniques to increase product quality and reduce waste. The course provides an overview of statistical process control and a math refresher. Topics include terminology, chart types, calculating control limits, special cause variation versus natural variation, actual data issues, specific charts and practices, and process capability analysis. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain statistical process control. Apply statistical methods to process control. Use objective analysis to make quality improvement decisions. Develop and analyze process-appropriate charts. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with process monitoring and control will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Quality Management Tools

Problem Solving Tools

Problem Solving Tools explains why the right tools are critical for effective solutions. The course describes eight tools for collecting, structuring, and using information in detail: flowchart/process map, is/is not analysis, tally chart/location map, Pareto, brainstorming, cause-and-effect diagram, the 5 Whys, and mistake proofing. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Explain the tools most useful for problem solving and Root Cause Corrective Action. Explain how and when to use these tools. Describe examples of useful extensions or variants for each tool. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with problem solving or improvement activities will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Heat Treating

Pyrometry Essentials

Pyrometry Essentials introduces the essential features of a pyrometry system in aerospace. Topics include the need for and basics of furnace classification, sensors, instrumentation, system accuracy tests, temperature uniformity surveys, as well as minimum reporting requirements and typical errors and problems found during Nadcap audits. This is not a substitute for the detailed training in Introduction to Pyrometry. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Describe the requirements for pyrometric controls on aerospace furnaces used for heat treatment. Demonstrate a basic understanding of AMS2750 and the interpretations of the Nadcap Heat Treatment Task Group. Note: Participants should bring a copy of AMS2750 to the class session for reference. Who Should Attend Any person who is requires a basic overview of pyrometry, including but not limited to service providers, quality managers, and quality engineers, will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In-Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on-site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Quality Management Systems

ISO 45001:2018 Internal Auditor

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) aims to ensure worker safety and health in the United States. In March 2018, the International Organization for Standardization published ISO 45001:2018 – Occupational Health and Safety Management System Requirements. This international standard will give organizations a framework to improve employee safety, reduce workplace risks, and create better, safer working conditions, all over the world. This training fosters networking and collaboration of people with different backgrounds opening the door to innovative thinking. To each training, we bring industry experience, value-added contributions, and trainers that have a practical understanding of your organization. The result: effectiveness, efficiency, satisfaction, and a valuable relationship you can rely on to achieve your success. This course provides information that will assist you in developing and implementing an internal audit program within your organization that meets the requirements of the ISO 45001:2018 standard. This two-day class utilizes student interaction, handouts, and case studies to help you gain a greater understanding of the standard and auditing concepts to implement a successful management system. The course will also cover the requirements for risk and risk management. While designed for beginners to the subject, many former students return to refresh their skills and catch up on the latest auditing approaches. Grow your business iQ with ISO 45001:2018 Internal Auditor. Learning Objectives: Learn general background information and concepts of standards and auditing Master internal auditing to ISO 19011 concepts Understand root cause analysis and corrective action Understand ISO 45001:2018 standard and implementation best practices and case studies Who Should Attend: This course is primarily designed for Quality Managers and personnel who are interested in conducting, managing, or participating in internal audits. Prerequisites: Attendees are required to review the ISO 45001:2018 standard prior to the course.

  • Electronics

Electronics AC7119 Printed Boards: Nadcap Audit Criteria Review

Get a 10% discount by registering for a public session of this course along with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. This Nadcap Audit Criteria Review course is also available as private training, where you can similarly bundle it with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. Contact PRI Training to find out more. Nadcap Audit Criteria Review: Electronics AC7119 Printed Boards provides a complete overview of Nadcap requirements related to the Electronics AC7119 audit, with a focus on technical aspects. Topics include an introduction to Nadcap and Nadcap audits; top nonconformances (NCRs); NCR categories and groupings; NCR reports; the AC7119 Audit Criteria, slash sheets and supplemental Audit Criteria; and current requirements and interpretations from the task group. Also covered are audit preparation and audit procedures. Learning Objectives  By the end of this training, you will be able to:  Explain the structure and format of a Nadcap Electronics audit.   Demonstrate an understanding of the AC7119 Audit Criteria, slash sheets and supplemental Audit Criteria used during an Electronics audit.  Review common findings and provide examples of how to meet the audit requirements.    Who Should Attend   Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Electronics AC7119 audits will benefit from this course.   Course Delivery   Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach.     In Person Instructor Led  Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led   Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors.

  • Non-Destructive Testing

Nadcap Penetrant (PT) & Magnetic Particle (MT) Self Risk Assessment

Nadcap Penetrant (PT) and Magnetic Particle (MT) Self-Audit Risk Assessment reviews the potential failure modes of some of the most common PT and MT nonconformances, as well as the associated nondestructive testing quality system questions in the AC7114 audit criteria. Topics include requirements for personnel, process control, and job compliance and some of the most common nonconformances. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Describe the AC7114 audit criteria. List common nonconformances in penetrant testing and magnetic particle testing. Identify failure modes in penetrant testing and magnetic particle testing. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Penetrant and Magnetic Particle audits will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Electronics

Electronics AC7121 Cable & Harness Assemblies: Nadcap Audit Criteria Review

Get a 10% discount by registering for a public session of this course along with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. This Nadcap Audit Criteria Review course is also available as private training, where you can similarly bundle it with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. Contact PRI Training to find out more. Nadcap Audit Criteria Review: Electronics AC7121 Cable & Harness Assemblies provides a complete overview of Nadcap requirements related to the Electronics AC7121 audit, with a focus on technical aspects. Topics include an introduction to Nadcap and Nadcap audits; top nonconformances (NCRs); NCR categories and groupings; NCR reports; the AC7121 Audit Criteria, slash sheets and supplemental Audit Criteria; and current requirements and interpretations from the task group. Also covered are audit preparation and audit procedures. Learning Objectives  By the end of this training, you will be able to:  Explain the structure and format of a Nadcap Electronics audit.  Demonstrate an understanding of the AC7121 Audit Criteria, slash sheets and supplemental Audit Criteria used during an Electronics audit.  Review common findings and provide examples of how to meet the audit requirements.   Who Should Attend  Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Electronics AC7121 audits will benefit from this course.  Course Delivery  Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach.        In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors.   Virtual Instructor Led  Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors. This course has been developed and delivered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI) are pre-qualified by Probitas Authentication as meeting the AS9104/3A Continuing Professional Development requirements for AS9100, AS9110, and AS9120 auditor re-authentication.

  • Chemical Processing

Aero Structure Assembly: Nadcap Audit Criteria Review

Contact PRI Training for a 10% discount when you register for this course combined with our Nadcap Audit Preparation eLearning. Nadcap Audit Criteria Review: Aero Structure Assembly provides a complete overview of requirements related to the Aero Structure Assembly audit, with a focus on technical aspects. Topics include an introduction to Nadcap and Nadcap audits, top nonconformances (NCRs), NCR categories and groupings, NCR reports, the AC7135 Audit Criteria series and supplemental checklists, and current requirements and interpretations from the task group. Also covered are how to prepare for an audit and what occurs during an audit. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, you will be able to: Present the structure and format of a Nadcap Aero Structure Assembly audit. Demonstrate an understanding of all sections of the AC7135 Audit Criteria series and supplemental checklists. Review common findings and provide examples of how to meet the audit requirements. Who Should Attend Any person new to or currently involved with Nadcap Aero Structure Assembly audits will benefit from this course. Course Delivery Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. In Person Instructor Led Courses are taught on site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. Virtual Instructor Led Online training sessions are taught live by PRI instructors.

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