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Tru-Form Plastics Receives ISO 9001:2008 and AS 9100:2009 Certification

The management and employees of Tru-Form Plastics, Inc. are proud to announce we have received ISO 9001:2008 and AS 9100:2009 certification. The registrar, NQA of Acton, Ma issued the certificate on February 4th, which is valid until February 4, 2016. A copy of the certificate is attached.

The AS 9100:2009 certification is in accordance with the requirements of AS 9104A (Aerospace). Management chose to pursue meeting the standards of the aerospace criteria for several reasons. The aerospace requirements for documentation and strict adherence to quality standards is highly regarded from a quality and industry perspective. Meeting the aerospace requirements is readily recognized by quality minded customers outside of the aerospace industry.

To become ISO 9001:2008 and AS 9100:2009 certified, Tru-Form Plastics underwent a 17-month evaluation process that included a review of the company’s quality management system (QMS), management system review, employee training, process documentation, establishment of process metrics and pre-audit assessments to ensure an optimum QMS with accompanying procedures and controls.

We trust you will agree that the certification is not only a strong commitment to meeting the quality standards, but also a major step forward in enhancing service to our valued customers.

For further information please contact [email protected] or call 310/327-9444.

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