About Nadcap accreditation

Nadcap, which stands for the National Aerospace and Defense Contractors Accreditation Program, was created by the Performance Review Institute in the United States in 1990. Since then, Nadcap has become the leading global accreditation program for special process controls in the international aerospace industry.

Suppliers now required to be Nadcap accredited

Aircraft and engine manufacturers such as Boeing, Airbus, and GE Aviation now require their suppliers to obtain Nadcap accreditation. The accreditation program requires manufacturers of aircraft parts and components in every region of the world to follow its globally uniform standards for special process controls. With the globalization of the industry and an increasing number of suppliers, this accreditation ensures that aircraft and engine manufacturers are able to obtain high-quality parts, components, and equipment.

JAMCO’s Nadcap accreditation

Since April 2014, JAMCO Group has been accredited by Nadcap, an international accreditation program for special processes in the aerospace industry, for three processes: Nondestructive testing (NDT),  Composites (Composites), and Laser machining (NM).

Nondestructive testing

Composites

Laser Machining (Nonconventional machining)