Groupement pour l’Amélioration des Liaisons dans l’Industrie Automobile
Groupement pour l’Amélioration des Liaisons dans l’Industrie Automobile
The Automotive Supply Chain is characterised by high cost requirements, a large volume of part references for which the supply must be synchronized, high production rates, a network of numerous supplier sites on different tiers, a global supply chain.
The performance of the automotive industry is based on the implementation of standards that ensure the link between customers and suppliers:
Manufacturers and equipment suppliers implement improvement projects in the areas of supply, logistics, transport, production and distribution, which require everyone to master best practices in the automotive industry.
In the Logistics area, GALIA’s mission is carried out under the aegis of the Logistics Committee. Priority work is developed thanks to a network of experts and in collaboration with our international partners. Best practices in logistics processes can also lead to work on associated B2B tools.
EMB1_V4R1
This standard defines characteristics and rules for the use of disposable cardboard packaging, applicable for all automotive products with which this type of packaging is used.
AccessPREV2_V1R0
This recommendation provides a detailed description of the various processes used in the field of forecasting/programming for automotive manufacturers and suppliers.
AccessEMB13_V1R1
This standard describes an easy opening cardboard box specific to the automotive industry. This cardboard can be opened with the help of a tear strip. It is designed to be handled securely by operators with protection gloves.
AccessEMB15_V1R1
This document describes a cardboard box with flaps which cannot be used in automotive serial logistic and production flows.
AccessEMB12_V6R1
This standard defines the characteristics and rules for the use of disposable cardboard packages, applicable for automotive products to be shipped in sea containers.
AccessLR07_V1R0
Odette and the national associations (GALIA, VDA, Odette Sweden, SMMT) brought together a working group of RFID experts to share best practices and go further in defining process and technical standards to be implemented in automotive logistics flows.
AccessTRAN1_V1R0
This document presents an inventory of types of transport scheme implemented in the automotive industry. This is a review of the different physical flows by describing their main characteristics, flow breaks (stages) and the sharing of responsibilities between supplier and customer.
AccessCAT1_V5R0
This catalog brings together all the packaging standardized at GALIA by the Standardization of Packaging working group.
AccessCBDX3_V1R0
This document contains description of Basic Concept of BOM data.
AccessCBDX2_V1R0
This document contains description of selected use cases on collaborative BOM data exchange within the automotive industry.
AccessEnvironmental issues are upon us. In this context, GALIA is launching a new working group “Circular economy – Impacts on automotive packaging” in order to constitute a repository of good […]
Access the programSince its introduction in 2004, Global MMOG/LE has become the industry standard for assessing the SCM capability of OEM plants and thousands of Tier1 and Tier2 suppliers against what is […]
Access the programThis study focuses on reliable means of communication, over time, in order to be able to contact key people in equipment manufacturers’ factories within the framework of customer projects / […]
Access the programThe Training & Skills project will approach the following points : What is the target for the training sessions ? What kind of training session programs could we give ? […]
Access the programBusiness requirement :– To guarantee continuity in terms of skills (retirements, changes in duties or positions…)– To imperfect knowledge of GALIA/Odette standards– To raise new comers’ awareness of the processes […]
Access the programThe scope of this pre-study should be Medium and Long term forecasts (to be defined precisely within the work group) as opposed to the Short term demand phase used for […]
Access the programThe PPE & PPEA Packaging Group (Expanded and Alveolar Polypropylene) is composed of automotive manufacturers, suppliers and packaging manufacturers. The group will focus on some rules such as the following […]
Access the programThe Plastic Pallet Group is composed of automotive manufacturers, suppliers and packaging manufacturers. The objective is not to specify a new GALIA pallet standard, but to identify essential characteristics for […]
Access the programThe costs involved in the transport for our industry are considerable. Some of these costs depend on the efficiency of the interface between the industry and the transport world.In addition, […]
Access the programThe plastic packaging standards are described in two recommendations: EMB9 (Rigid boxes) and EMB10 (Foldable boxes). These packaging were designed almost 30 years ago and have been widely tested in […]
Access the programRecent work carried out in companies has revived the interest in using RFID technology, in particular within the framework of innovation projects related to the factory of the future, the […]
Access the programThe Packaging Users Group, made up of representatives of automobile manufacturers and suppliers, has for mission: to update the current recommendations: EMB1, EMB9, EMB10, EMB11, EMB12; to develop new recommendations […]
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