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IMDS and GADSL Collaboration: Enhancing Automotive Industry Standards

Learn about the IMDS and GADSL committees, their interactions, goals for 2009, and accomplishments. Discover the role, objectives, and achievements of the workgroup in fostering effective policies and processes. Stay updated on the latest enhancements and recommendations influencing the automotive sector.

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IMDS and GADSL Collaboration: Enhancing Automotive Industry Standards

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  1. IMDS GADSL Advisory Committee Update Brenda Baney, Delphi

  2. Structure of IMDS Team • Doris Hill, General Motors, co-chair • Kathy Phipps, EDS, co-chair • Mayrie Eckermann, Tetra Tech, Secretary • Sub-Committee Chairs • Enhancements Chris Harden, Synapsis • Recommendations Brenda Baney, Delphi • Summit Chris Harden, Synapsis

  3. Who do we interact with? • IMDS Steering Committee • Via liaison James Lundstrom • Directly at Steering Committee Meetings – twice per year • GADSL Americas Technical Team • USCAR Substances of Concern Committee • OEMs, Tier 1s, Tier 2s • In meetings and networking

  4. Role of the Workgroup • Work with the IMDS steering committee, USCAR and GADSL to: • Commonize OEM requirements where needed and possible. • Make improvements • Get clarification and reduce confusion • Solve problems

  5. Goals for 2009 • Foster cost effective, efficient and well communicated policies and processes for IMDS and GADSL through: • Proactive approach • Better / Closer Relationship with the IMDS Steering Committee. • Improved Relationship with CLEPA

  6. Accomplishments • Significant AIAG influence and intervention on: • Use Conditions • Recommendation 001 • Version 7.0 Enhancements and Implementation • Process Chemical Verification Flag • Materials & Substance Warnings (SC90) • Enhancements for next version • AIAG attended the Steering Committee meetings several times this year and the SC has expressed appreciation for AIAG support.

  7. Thank you for your continued support!

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