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More About ASEA
Through the creation of an independent, best-in-class benchmarking process and targeted supplier assistance initiatives, ASEA aims to assist automotive suppliers in achieving world-class capability and competency levels.
The program is supported and endorsed by all Australian Motor Vehicle Producers (Ford, Toyota , GM Holden, Mitsubishi), the Victorian and South Australian Governments, the Federation for Automotive Products Manufacturers (FAPM) and the Commonwealth.
The ASEA program is being managed and delivered by the Co-operative Research Centre for Advanced Automotive Technology (AutoCRC) and is a major strategic project underpinning future areas of Australia 's automotive industry development.
ASEA aims to:
• Develop a sector-wide competency assessment for Australian automotive component suppliers, based on a range of metrics agreed by MVPs and suppliers.
• Plan and implement a prioritised, sector wide series of supply chain development projects to raise Australian component supplier capability to a globally competitive standard.
Similar programs conducted in the UK, South Africa and the US have delivered impressive results with participating companies reporting up to 50% increases in production output and significant savings. Link Productivity Achievements
Steering Committee
A Steering Group has been established to provide advocacy, vision and oversight for ASEA. The Steering Group is comprised of representatives from AutoCRC, each of the MVPs, FAPM, the State of Victoria , the State of South Australia and, the Commonwealth of Australia. This group is also responsible for ensuring the integrity of the program and the confidentiality (including from the Steering Group itself) of all information provided by participants.
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