Aerospace and defence
We helped write the standards aviation runs on. Now we help the people who apply them: standards departments, engineers, quality and compliance teams.
Three problems every standards department recognises
Not the number of standards, but what it takes to apply them. Aerospace works to an unusually large body of standards, and every revision lands on someone's desk.
Thousands of standards, revised continuously
EN and ASD-STAN standards, SAE and NAS specifications, military specifications and the customer's own standards. Each revision has someone who must act on it.
The question behind the ticket
Users rarely ask how the platform works. They ask which revision applies, whether a standard was superseded, and what a change means for their drawing.
Platforms that need people
Standards-management platforms are powerful but complex. Without setup, training and support, the users who need them most use them least.
How we work in aerospace
A revised standard arrives. Engineering wants to know which drawings it touches, quality wants to know what changes in inspection, and purchasing wants to know what to tell the supplier.
Our application managers work with the users of the standards platform, on site and remote. They answer the question behind the ticket, keep the platform running and train the people who use it, against agreed response times.
Behind them stands experience from the committees that write aerospace standards.
The standards our users work with
How we help
Three parts of the TraCert family, for three stages in the life of a standard.
First- and second-level support, platform administration and training for the users and administrators of standards-management platforms such as NormMaster, against agreed service levels.
AI-based standards discovery, in development with first partners: find the standards that matter, navigate the connections between them, and understand what a change means.
A collaborative workspace for the working groups that write standards and specifications, from first draft to formal vote.
Built in aerospace, by people from aerospace
TraCert is an approved supplier to a leading European aircraft manufacturer, supports its standards platform on site, and our leadership serves on the bodies that write aerospace standards: DIN and ASD-STAN. Our founder ran a company making aircraft parts to these standards for more than twenty years.
Bring us the question your users ask most.
We will show you how we would answer it, and what support around your platform could look like, in one call.
ISO 9001 and ISO/IEC 27001 certification in progress · Rooted in European aerospace standardisation · Operating since 2021 · Office in Berlin
