Machining specialist among first to gain new accreditation
A sub-contact machinist has secured a new automotive quality accreditation.
Shropshire-based Muller Holdings has received an International Automotive Task Force (IATF) 16949 standard, which replaces the TS approval and is now being used by the main car manufacturers and tier 1s when awarding new contracts.
The company, who holds supplying CNC machines and high-volume parts for use in heavy duty braking systems, engines, electronics and door brackets, spent 12 months on the process, including 21 changes it was required to make.
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