FusiA Group – The Assurance of a Controlled Quality System
- Nov 20, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 6
At FusiA Groupe, industrial rigor is not an option; it is our foundation. We are proud to announce that our organization is now qualified under the Controlled Goods Program (CGP), further consolidating our ecosystem of international certifications.
For 14 years, we have been evolving within the aerospace and space sectors. This new milestone is a natural continuation of our commitment to quality, structured around the ISO 9001 and AS9100 standards.
A World-Class Quality Management System
Our entities rely on two fundamental pillars that guarantee total control over our industrial processes:
ISO 9001: Process Control. This standard defines the requirements for an effective management system focused on traceability and continuous improvement. It certifies that our design and production methods meet global standards validated by independent bodies.
AS9100: The Aerospace Requirement. Specific to the aviation, space, and defense industries, this certification strengthens our quality foundation. It incorporates strict safety and reliability criteria for the manufacturing of critical parts, ensuring absolute regulatory compliance.
CGP Qualification: A Guarantee of Increased Security
The addition of the Controlled Goods Program (CGP) qualification demonstrates our ability to maintain a high level of control—not only over our products but also over the security of the information and assets entrusted to us.
This asset allows us to confidently support our clients on defense-related projects while offering a concrete strategic advantage within the framework of the Canadian government’s Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB) policy.
Why Is This Crucial for Our Clients?
These certifications are more than just logos on a document. They are proof of our ability to:
Guarantee consistent compliance of our production.
Ensure total traceability, from the metal powder grain to the final part.
Meet the most extreme performance constraints inherent to leading-edge sectors.
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