О программе корпоративной стандартизации в интересах предприятий и организаций авиационной промышленности Украины

Abstract

The unified corporate system of regulatory documents (CSRD) is created to solve the problems of regulatory support of enterprises and organizations of aircraft construction in Ukraine under the conditions of the law of Ukraine On standardization . Corporate standardization can ensure the transition of all enterprises and organizations of the aircraft industry from using the system of state and industry standards of the former USSR to their system of standards, codes of practice, and other regulatory documents. To carry out work on the creation of the CSRD on the initiative of many enterprises in the industry, a Working Group was formed. By a common decision of the enterprises and organizations, the founders of the CSRD, the Head Organization for Corporate Standardization in the interests of enterprises and organizations of the aviation industry of Ukraine (HOS) was determined. It is planned to develop regulatory documents for CSRD by the Corporate Standardization Program and annual plans. For the formation and maintenance of the catalog of corporate regulatory documents and subscription services for the CSRD participants, it is planned to create a special Fund. Fundamental decisions on the CSRD will be made at the annual general meetings of the heads of enterprises and organizations that are members of the CSRD. Practical work on the creation of the CSRD began with the formation of arrays of existing regulatory documents planned for revision as corporate. To determine the regulatory documents that should acquire the status of corporate ones, a sectoral analysis of corporate regulatory documents was carried out, identifying priorities for two, three, four, or more enterprises, as well as for all CSRD participants. Also, a thematic analysis of industry standards was carried out using the example of standards used at the State Enterprise Ivchenko-Progress . A thematic analysis of industry regulatory documents for prioritizing when they are converted to corporate status was carried out using information from the Classifier of State Standards (CSS). It is shown that the thematic analysis is more substantive to form the Corporate Standardization Program and annual work plans.