Get updated on the important changes to new APQP4Wind Manual v1.3
On 13 March APQP4Wind launched version 1.3 of the APQP4Wind Manual. Get updated on the important changes to new APQP4Wind Manual v1.3
As a manufacturer or supplier to the wind industry, you need to stay updated on the contents, requirements and news related to APQP4Wind and the manual. This will enable you to continuously operate effective APQP4Wind processes and help you build resilience in your supply chain.
As a provider of APQP4Wind training courses, DNV’s experts and trainers have participated in the working group fostering the updated manual and they are now ready to share all their knowledge on the new requirements and the intention with the newly launched APQP4Wind manual in a 1 hour free webinar taking place on 18 April in a morning and an afternoon session.
In the webinar, led by Lead Trainer and APQP4Wind expert Flemming Skov Iversen, you will get an overview of:
• What are the changes and why are they important?
• How the changes affect the stakeholders in the APQP4Wind value-chain
• Moving forward: What are the benefits and challenges?
• Q&A
Book your seat now and stay updated on APQP4Wind!
About the facilitator:
The webinar will be hosted by APQP4Wind expert and Lead Trainer at DNV, Mr. Flemming Skov Iversen.
With a background of more than 30 years of international experience in management and quality functions within automotive, renewable energy and certification, among others in Vestas, LM Wind Power and Svendborg Brakes, Flemming has a solid knowledge and experience base to assess, support and help companies develop their strategies and action plans to improve quality and the effectiveness of product, process and business-related processes.
From the beginning of the APQP4Wind project Flemming was part of the working group developing and launching the APQP4Wind scheme in the wind industry. Since 2018 Flemming is part of the team with DNV Business Assurance Denmark working as Lead Auditor and qualified Lead Trainer in APQP4Wind Training Academy having trained close to 1,000 APQP4Wind Managers and Specialists since the launch of the APQP4Wind project.
As a manufacturer or supplier to the wind industry, you need to stay updated on the contents, requirements and news related to APQP4Wind and the manual. This will enable you to continuously operate effective APQP4Wind processes and help you build resilience in your supply chain.
As a provider of APQP4Wind training courses, DNV’s experts and trainers have participated in the working group fostering the updated manual and they are now ready to share all their knowledge on the new requirements and the intention with the newly launched APQP4Wind manual in a 1 hour free webinar taking place on 18 April in a morning and an afternoon session.
In the webinar, led by Lead Trainer and APQP4Wind expert Flemming Skov Iversen, you will get an overview of:
• What are the changes and why are they important?
• How the changes affect the stakeholders in the APQP4Wind value-chain
• Moving forward: What are the benefits and challenges?
• Q&A
Book your seat now and stay updated on APQP4Wind!
About the facilitator:
The webinar will be hosted by APQP4Wind expert and Lead Trainer at DNV, Mr. Flemming Skov Iversen.
With a background of more than 30 years of international experience in management and quality functions within automotive, renewable energy and certification, among others in Vestas, LM Wind Power and Svendborg Brakes, Flemming has a solid knowledge and experience base to assess, support and help companies develop their strategies and action plans to improve quality and the effectiveness of product, process and business-related processes.
From the beginning of the APQP4Wind project Flemming was part of the working group developing and launching the APQP4Wind scheme in the wind industry. Since 2018 Flemming is part of the team with DNV Business Assurance Denmark working as Lead Auditor and qualified Lead Trainer in APQP4Wind Training Academy having trained close to 1,000 APQP4Wind Managers and Specialists since the launch of the APQP4Wind project.