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In 2020, LRQA customers were forced to adopt digital assurance. For many, it was a new and uncertain world.

To ensure safety, reliability and regulatory compliance for products worldwide, aerospace-specific AS 9100 Revision D standard places emphasis on numerous additional requirements specific to the aviation, space and defence industries.

The issue of counterfeit parts has affected several industries for many years now, playing a particular problematic role in the steel and electronic component markets.

The AS 9100 aerospace quality management standard requires that production processes are verified to ensure they are fully capable of meeting the intended result.

The need for an organisation to implement an internal audit programme is a fundamental requirement of both AS9100 series standards and ISO 9001:2015 standards.

A reliable plant is a safe plant and a cost-effective plant.

What does the UK’s 2050 commitment to net-zero carbon emissions mean for oil & gas? Read our blog on the opportunities nationally and beyond for a low-carbon world.

With competition in the food market getting fiercer, many companies are now going beyond minimum expectations. Stuart Kelly – our Head of Customised Assurance - discusses how businesses can ensure these rigorous standards are consistently applied.

The Digital Revolution has opened some exciting doors in the way organisations measure health and safety in real-time. Here, James Pomeroy – our group health, safety, environment and security director - talks about the hurdles to watch out for.

Today marks World Food Safety Day. At LRQA, however, every day is a food safety day.