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The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine continues to synchronize the state quality assurance system with the requirements of international ISO standards and NATO AQAP standards.
This was reported by the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
In particular, the Main Directorate of State Quality Assurance of the Ministry of Defense has initiated the development of two professional standards — “Auditor of Quality Management Systems of Defense Industry Enterprises” and “Specialist in State Quality Assurance”.
These documents will establish unified qualification requirements for the professional competence of employees responsible for quality assurance in the field of defense procurement. This is part of the Ministry’s efforts to implement a state quality assurance system that complies with international defense procurement requirements.
The introduction of professional standards will ensure the implementation of personnel conformity assessment mechanisms for quality assurance. These assessments will be carried out by a specialized unit for advanced training and evaluation under the Main Directorate of State Quality Assurance.
The main areas of activity defined by the professional standard “Auditor of Quality Management Systems of Defense Industry Enterprises” will include:
According to the professional standard “Specialist in State Quality Assurance”, responsibilities will include:
Upon completion, the draft professional standards will be submitted for public discussion.
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