Glück auf!*

With efficiency and passion – driving your success!

  • Supplier development & quality-related topics
  • Complaint management & root cause analysis
  • Stabilization of critical suppliers facing quality or capacity issues
  • Support in special situations (ramp-ups, bottlenecks, escalations, insolvencies)
  • Intensive on-site supplier support (Resident Engineering)
  • Production monitoring, transparency & reporting
  • Supplier relocation projects & development of robust second-source

Development of new supplier and second-source structures

  • Creation of technical requirement profiles
  • Supplier scouting & market analysis
  • Identification of suitable system suppliers
  • Creation of longlists & shortlists
  • Initial supplier assessment & feasibility evaluation
  • Potential analyses based on VDA 6.3 principles
  • Global sourcing support

  • VDA 6.3 Process Audit

  • IATF 16949 Automotive Quality Management (1st & 2nd Party)

  • ISO 9001 Quality Management (1st & 2nd Party)

  • ISO 14001 Environmental Management (1st & 2nd Party)

  • ISO 45001 Occupational Health & Safety Management (1st & 2nd Party)

  • European Market Readiness Assessment & Program (EMRAP)

  • Iron casting & aluminium die casting technology consulting
  • Casting and design optimization
  • Metallurgy & material engineering
  • Casting process simulation (solidification / flow simulation)
  • Scrap reduction & process optimization
  • Digital process monitoring
  • Trainings on iron casting & aluminium die casting
  • Trainings on quality management systems (e.g. VDA 6.3, ISO 9001, IATF 16949)
  • Quality methods & process-oriented supplier management
  • Workshops for purchasing, quality & supplier development
  • Individual trainings for foundries and industrial customers
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*Glück auf! is a traditional German greeting from the mining world. Originally, it expressed the wish for a new tunnel to open with good fortune and for everyone to return safely. Today, it is also used in foundries and other industries as a symbol of good luck, safety, and camaraderie in the workplace. “Glück auf!” is more than just a greeting: It is a sign of solidarity and respect among colleagues.

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