Certification

At WEI I INDUSTRY, certifications are not the destination—they are the outcome of a long-term discipline built into how we operate.

Since 2007, we have continuously strengthened our quality management systems, testing capabilities, environmental responsibility, and talent development framework in alignment with internationally recognized standards. Each certification represents a milestone in our ongoing pursuit of operational excellence and sustainable growth.

More importantly, these systems reflect how we think and how we work: precision in execution, consistency in quality, and responsibility in every decision we make.

Alongside technical advancement, we place equal importance on people. We believe that sustainable manufacturing is only possible when employees are supported with clear career development pathways, fair salaries and rewards, and opportunities for education and training, while maintaining a hands-on management culture where supervisors are actively involved in daily operations. Leadership within our organization is not distant but actively involved in daily operations, ensuring alignment between strategy and execution.

Our Certifications

IATF 16949 (since 2007)

The global Quality Management System (QMS) standard for the automotive industry, ensures consistent process control and continuous improvement.

Six Core Tools to manage risk and quality:

◆ APQP (Advanced Product Quality Planning)

◆ FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis)

◆ MSA (Measurement Systems Analysis)

◆ SPC (Statistical Process Control)

◆ PPAP (Production Part Approval Process)

ISO/IEC 17025 (since 2014)

The primary global standard for testing and calibration laboratories.

Accredited testing capability that ensures accuracy, traceability, and reliability in product validation.

Key Technical Requirements include:

◆ Personnel Competence: Ensuring staff are rigorously trained, qualified, and authorized.

◆ Measurement Traceability: Proving that all calibration measurements can be traced back to international standards.

◆ Validated Methods: Using scientifically validated and properly documented testing and calibration methods.

◆ Equipment & Environment: Maintaining calibrated, well-maintained equipment in a controlled environment that won't skew results.

ISO 14001 (since 2016)

Environmental management system supporting responsible and sustainable manufacturing practices.

◆ Integrate environmental responsibility into daily manufacturing practices.

◆ Efficient use of energy, water, and materials

◆ Continuous reduction of environmental impact

◆ Strengthened process discipline and risk awareness

◆ Alignment with global sustainability expectations

TTQS – Talent Quality-management System (since 2025)

A structured framework for strengthening employee training, development, and organizational learning effectiveness.

◆ Identify training needs aligned with business goals

◆ Design structured and practical development programs

◆ Deliver effective and hands-on training

◆ Evaluate learning outcomes and performance impact

◆ Continuously improve organizational capability