Example of documentation template for process of Control Of Non Conforming Products

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1.0 Process Approach of Process of Control of Non Conforming Products

2.0 Turtle diagram of Control of Non Conforming Products

3.0 Corrective & Preventive Action ( 8-Discipline Report)

Part Name Model 
Part No. Supplier part No. 
Drg. Ref. Drg. Modification status 
Date Feedback form 
(1) PROBLEM AWARENESS
Problem ScopeProblem SeverityProblem Source                                           % Defect
  New Safety   
Regulatory 
Functioonal   
  Existing Aesthetic 
Reliability   
  Reopened 
Others   
(2) PROBLEM DEFINITION
 
(3) CONTAINMENT ACTION / SHORT TERM ACTION
NO.Immediate Action TakenCompletionResponsibleDate
     
     
(4) ROOT CAUSES (ttached root cause analysis Sheet -Fish Bone, Brainstorming,Pareto analysis,Why-Why analysis etc.)
 
(5) CORRECTIVE ACTIONS VERIFICATIONDATEMETHODRESULTS
  TARGETEFFECTIVE  
     
     
     
     
     
     
(6) PREVENTION (6) VERIFICATIONDATEMETHODRESULTS
 RESPONSIBILITYTARGETEFFECTIVE  
     
     
     
     
     
(7) REVIEW -DOCUMENTS / SYSTEM(Attach copies of all revised documents)
No.QMS DOCUMENTIF YESRESPONSIBLEPLANNED DATEACTUAL DATESTATUS
1Control Plan     
2Process sheet     
3Drawing / Process flow diagram     
4PFMEA / DFMEA / PPAP     
5Process Map     
6Acceptance Standard     
7PM checklist     
8Work Instruction / Calibration Plan     
(8) PROBLEM CLOSURE & SIGN-OFF
PROBLEM PROGRESS SUMMARYCLOSURE SIGN-OFF
S.No.PhaseStart dateEnd dateTeam MemberAreaSign-off
1Problem Definition     
2Containment action     
3Root cause analysis     
4Corrective action     
5Solution confirmation     
6Closure     
MANAGEMENT VERIFICATION & CLOSURE
Sign     
Date     
Name     
HeadManufacturing ChiefQuality ChiefDesign chiefmanagement RepresntativePlant Head

4.0 Deviation Request

DEPT.                                                                               
PROCESS/AREA :                                                   
DATE:                                 
TIME:    
MACHINE :                                                             
PART DESCRIPTION :                                             

PART NO:    
CUSTOMER:                                                                                         

IR NO:                                                     
DEV. QTY:  
LOT NO :                                                                                         
MRN NO:                       

MATERIAL:                          

GRADE/FINISH :
NATURE OF DEVIATION    REASON
  S.NO.  PARAMETER  SPECIFICATION  ACTUAL
     









  REQUESTED BY:
  DETAILS OF ATLEAST 3 PREVIOUS LOTS
  S.No  Supplied Qty  Actepted Qty.  Rej Qty.  Deviation if Any
     






CORRECTIVE ACTION SUGGESTED
ACTION PLANRESP.TG. DATESIGN
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
CORRECTION & DISPOSITION:  
ACCEPTED UNDER DEVIATION WITH /WITHOUT REPAIR:  
TO BE REWORKED /CHANGED:  
REGRADED FOR ALTERNATIVE APPLICATION:  
REJECTED OR SCRAPPED:  
TO BE SORTED NOW/ LATER STAGE:
FINAL REMARKS        
 DISPOSITION AUTHORITY

5.0   Disposal Note cum Rework Data

DISPOSITION AUTHORITY:
Deptt.:-     Period :-
S.No.Part NameProdRej Pcs.PPM (Rej.)Nature of Rej.Root causeAction PlanCost/pieceTotal Rej.costRework Pcs.PPM (Rew.)Nature of Rework.Root causeAction PlanRemarks
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Prepared ByVerify ByApproved by (DGM)Approved by ( Director )

Example of documentation template for process of Control of Records

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1.0 Process Approach of Process of Control of Records

2.0 Turtle Diagram of Process of Control of Records

3.0 Master list of Record Matrix

    RECORD MATRIX    DATE
Department:Process Owner:
Sl .NoRecord DescriptionRecord NoLocationRetention PeriodDisposal MethodDisposal Authority
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
Prepared By:          Approved By:

Example of documentation template for process of Control of Documents

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1.0 Process Approach of Process of Control of Document

2.0 Turtle Diagram of Process of Control of Document

3.0 Work Instruction of Document Numbering

4.0 Document Change Request

 Change Request No:                                                                                                                            
Date:
Document Ref.:                                                                                                                    Function /Area:
    Detail(s) of Change :
  Reason for Change :
  REQUESTED BY : (NAME & INITIALS)  REVIEWED BY HOD Requesting Dept
MODIFICATION NOTE: (FOR M.R OFFICE USE ONLY)
 
Impact on :a) Cost 
b) Quality/Productivity 
c) QMS system 
d) Any other Process 
Management Representative’s  Remarks:
  Approved                                    Not Approved   If not approved, attach reasons for the same Concerned approving authority of original document
Implementation Date:                                                                                  
 Revision  No.:

5.0 MASTER LIST OF DOCUMENTS (INTERNAL)

  Sr.NoDocument DescriptionDocument No.Retention Period  Rev No  Rev date  Distribution
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
  PREPARED BY:  APPROVED BY:

6.0 Master List of Documents (External)

  Sr.NoDocument NoDocument Description  Issue No  Distribution
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
  PREPARED BY:  APPROVED BY:

Example of documentation template for process of Continual Improvement

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1.0 Process Approach of Process of Continual Improvement

2.0 Turtle diagram of Process of Continual Improvement

4.0 Kaizen sheet

5.0 Things Go Wrong/ Thing Go Right

Things Go Wrong / Things Go Right
Customer Name :Project Name & No :
Project Start Date :-                                         Project Completion Date :-                        
S.No.Description of Things Go WrongS.No.Description of Things Go Right
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
PREPARED BY  Approved By

Example of documentation template for Tooling Mfg & Management

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1.0 Process Approach of Process of Tooling Mfg & Management

2.0 Turtle Diagram of Process of Tooling Mfg & Management

3.0 TOOL , GUAGE JIG AND FIXTURE REQUEST FORM

From Engg. Department to Tool Room
  Date …….
Project Name. ……….
Tooling Drawing no. ……….  
Part Name …………….                                          Part No. …………..
Customer Code  …………………

To be developed for (Modification,New,Spare,Prototype or other)…………….    


Items attached are;-   1) Part Dwg.   2) Sample part ( if available )  

Received by  



Signature of Engg. HOD:                                                     Signature of T/R HOD:

4.0 Activity Timing Plan (PERT)

Part  NameProject Name ;-                                                                                     Tool , Gauges, Jig & Fixtures Descripation ;–Date Updated :
Die Fitter Name 
Sl NoActivityWeeks        
 Days                                                    
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A                                                    
  P                                                    
A                                                    
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A                                                    
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A                                                    
LegendPM Planned MarkedCM Completed MarkedMP Progress Marked DMDelay markedHM Holiday markedMM Planning after Modification
  Remarks
Prepared By Approved by

5.0 Tool, Gauges, Jig & Fixture Development Plan

Date  Tool Name & ID Code ;————————————–
 Project Name ;-
S. No.Activity Planned    ResponsilbilityStarting DateCompletion dateRemarks / status
PlannedActualPlannedActual
  










      
  Cost Calculation:
    S.No  Material Specfication  Total Qty. required  Material Cost  Man-HourTotal Man hour Cost (b)Machining Cost (C )  Miscellaneous cost (d)  Total Planned Cost(a+b+c+d)  Total Actual Cost(a+b+c+d)
  Planned  Actual (a)  Planned (a)  Actual (a)  Planned (b)  Actual (b)  Planned  Actual (c)
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
Prepared By Approved By

6.0 Inspection Report

PROJECT NAME:
 DATE:                                                                                                                             IR NO ;
COMPONENT NAME               :-
  TOOL NAME                              :-
  S.NO  STAGESUPPLIER NAME  CHECK PARAMETER  SPEC. WITH TOLR.OBSERVATIONS  STATUS  Remarks
INTERNALEXTERNAL12345
             
           
             
           
           
             
           
           
             
           
           
             
           
           
           
             
           
           
           
             
           
           
           
             
           
           
           
  CHECKED BY:-                         

APPROVED BY:-

7.0 Job Card

    JOB CARDCOMPONENT NAME :
  REF. DRAWING NO.    :
  S.NOTOOL, GAUGES , JIG& FIXTURE DESCRIPTION  OPREATOR NAME  MACHINE NAME  MACHINE NO.  SPECIFICATION  TYPE OF OPERATION  STARTING DATE & TIME  COMPLETION DATE  REMARKS
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          

8.0 Rejection Disposal Note

  Disposal Note for Rejected Tools
  Deptt.:      Period :
  S.No.Material receipt DateExternal /Internal agency Name  Tool NameIndividual part nameOperation perfomed  IR No  Receipt Qty  Reject Qty  Reason of Rejection  Action on Rejection  Loss ( In Rs. )  Remarks
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
    Prepared By    Verified By    Approved by

9.0 Inspection Checklist For Tools,Gauges ,Jig & Fixture

Inspection Checklist For Tools,Gauges ,Jig & Fixture
  Project Name.;-  Die Fitter Name  :-Select Tool Operation
BLDRPIBNDNTCJIG & FIXTURES
  Part Name;-  Date;-STMFLTBEEDCRUSHASSY.Gauges
Part No ;-
  Class.  Inspection parametersSTATUS  Remarks
OKNOT OK
  1. Safetya) Are tapped shank and loading bolts safe?   
c) Is there any sharp corner ?  
  2. Tightening of bolta) Is tightening of normal kinds of BOLT good?   
b) Is the fitted-length of DOWEL PIN over 2 times of diameter?  
          3. Draw die And location check  a) Are necessary/sufficient sheet gauges/location pins and stopper available?   
  B) Are the position of location pins and stopper at correct/appropriate location?   
c) poke yoke for blank location.   
d) Is there any movement in location pins and stopper due to unavailability/loose condition of screw?   
e) Are stoppers fixed with dowel pins?   
4.sliding parts & ejectionA) Slide of Bush, Pillar, Alignment pins is good contact? (Contact 80%)   
5.Surface finisha) Is SURFACE FINISH of PUNCH / DIE OK?   
6. Clearancea) Is clearance of Die/Punch proper?   
  7. Trim steel condition punch and die conditiona) Is there any dangerous pin hole, crank on cutting edge?   
b) Is Bottom die 2nd relief proper?   
c) Is punch peneteration into die enough?   
f) Is SCRAP falling directly into chute/scrap box after triming?   
8. component Loading and Unloadinga) Is component location easier for operator ( check gauge and locators) ?   
b) Is there any possibility of mislocation ?   
  RequiredObserved 
      Checking parametersPunch size   
Die size   
Stopper size   
Locater/Strip guide size   
Ejector size   
  ABB. USED- BL=Blanking, DR= DRW, PI=piercing, BND=bending, NTC=notching, STM=stamping , FLT=flattning, BEED=beeding, CRUSH=crushing, ASSY.=assembly

10.0 Tool History Card

Tool name:Tool ID CODE:TOOL SERIAL NO.:    Tool Life MonitoringDesigned tool Life  
    Date    Sl. #    Breakdown DetailObserved Reasons of Breakdown    Maintenance done  Detail Of Pending PointsFinal Comment of Tool Room After RectificationNo, of Stroke before tool Rec. to Tool RoomRecord.Detail of Breakdown TimeTotal Maint. Cost
  Production Dept.  Tool RoomCumm. Strokes  Die life %StartCompleationTotal Time (Min)
DateTimeDateTime
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  
PREPARED BY            APPROVED BY

11.0 Master List of Tools

COMPONENT NAME :
  S. NO.  TOOL  DESCRIPTION  PROJECT  MINIMUM TONNAGE  LOCATION  ID CODE  Remarks
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
Prepared BY:APPROVED BY:

12 Tool Life Monitoring Card

Location ( Dept ) :Operation :
Tool Description. :Part Name :
    Sr.#    DateStrokes Per DayDetail of Tool Movement    Sign. ( Tool Room HOD )
  Shift A  Shift BTotal Nos Of Stocks  Commu.Tool Move For Preventive Maint/For Repaird /For Production
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
 NOTE : CHANGE THE PART AFTER 99.5% OF PART LIFE CONSUMPTION..
S.NOPERISHABLE PART NAMEPART REPLACEMENT DUE (STROKES) REMARKS
     
     
    
    
Prepared By   

Approved By

13.0 Preventive Maintenance Schedule

  PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE & MONITORING SHEET FOR TOOLS, JIG & FIXTURES  Year :
TOOL NAME :TOOL ID.-Dept.:
  (MOINTORING SHEET )SCHEDULE
Week  Mth.  Qtr.  H-Yr  Year
Month123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930311234
Apr                                       
May                                    
Jun                                    
Jul                                     
Aug                                    
Sep                                    
Oct                                      
Nov                                    
Dec                                    
Jan                                     
Feb                                    
Mar                                    
MAJOR WORK DONE DURING PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Apr 
May 
Jun 
Jul 
Aug 
Sep 
Oct 
Nov 
Dec 
Jan 
Feb 
Mar  
LEGENDWeeklyMONTHLYQuaterlyHalf YearlyYearly
  PREPARED BY:-                                                                                                                                                                                                     APPROVED  BY:-

14.0 Preventive Maintenance Checklist

Inspection Checklist For  preventive maintenance of Tools, Jig & Fixtures
    Project Name.;-    Die Fitter Name  :-Select Tool Operation
BLDRPIBNDNTCJIG & FIXTURES
  Part Name;-  Preventive Frequency ;-      
STMFLTBEEDCRUSHASSY. 
Part No ;-Date ;-      
  Class.  Inspec. ItemsSTATUS  Remarks
OKNOT OK
  1. Safetya) Are tapped shank and loading bolting safe?   
b) Is there any sharp corner ?  
        2. Tightening of bolta) Is tightening of normal kinds of  BOLT good?   
b) Is the fitted-length of DOWEL PIN over 2 times of diameter?  
c) Are DOWEL PIN,BOLT prevented from falling?  
d) Are tightening of SPRING GUIDE PIN, equaillary GUIDE PIN good?  
e) Are tightening of sleeve BOLT, safe BOLT good? Is it prevented from untightening surely ?  
3. Prevention of key turning of turninga) Is there any key to prevent turning at form-changeable part and  hard part’s PIERCE PUNCH and DIE BUSH ?   
            4. Draw die And location check  a) Are necessary/sufficient sheet gauges/location pins and stopper available?   
  b) Are the condition of location pins and stopper good without any damage?  
c) Are the position of location pins and stopper at correct/appropriate location?  
d) Is there any movement in location pins and stopper due to unavailability/loose condition of screw?  
e) Are stoppers fixed with dowel pins?  
f) Is there pin hole in metal flow areas ?  
g) Is there any wear of coating in Punch,Blank Holder,Die surface?  
        5. Sliding partsa) SLIDE of BUSH PILLAR, ALIGNMENT PINS is good contact ? (Contact 80%)   
b) Is there any play or lateral movement found in cam?  
  c) Is CAM SLIDE  in good contact ? ( More than 70%contact)  
    6.Surface finisha) Is SURFACE FINISH  of  PUNCH / DIE OK?   
b) Is metal flow Surfaces should be free from scratches  
* a),b)NOTE : POLISHED by oil stone, it must not be scratched  
  Class.  Inspec. ItemsSTATUS  Remarks
OKNOT OK
  7. CLEARANCEa) Is CLEARANCE of  DIE/PUNCH proper?   
b) CLEARANCE of TRIM, PIERCE is proper ?  
    8.Trim steel condition , punch and die conditiona) Is there any dangerous pin hole, crack on cutting edge ?   
B) Is Bottom die 2nd relief proper ?  
C) Is punch peneteration into die enough ?  
D) Scrap cutter height checking – weather hitting top die or not ?  
E) Is spring relief for all punches and trim inserts proper ?  
  9.Condition of die springa) TRIMMING and STROKE pressing spring are proper?   
b) Pad and PUNCH DIE gap ok?  
              10.Disposition of scrapa) Is Flow of piercing scrap is good ?   
  b)PI SCRAP falls one by one surely?If dropping left thing slightly,then does it fall ?  
c) Any possibility that SCRAP is connected continually?  
d) Is extension scrap chute proper ?  
e) Is cam piercing slug falling freely without stacking ?  
f) Is SCRAP falling directly into chute/scrap box after triming?  
g) IS PI SCRAPcoming out of insert? C/PI and  SCRAP should directly go into chute/scrap box?  
  
h) Is SCRAP BOX size OK and slug to be cleared properly ?  
11.Liftera) Is lifter’s function proper ? Is lifter lifting  strip proper  ?   
  12.component Loading and Unloading  a) Is component location easier for operator ( check gauge and locators) ?   
  b) Is there any possibility of mislocation ?   
ABB. USED- BL=Blanking,DR= DRW, PI=piercing,BND=bending, NTC=notching,STM=stamping ,FLT=flattning ,BEED=beeding , CRUSH=crushing , ASSY.=assembly,NA= Not Applicable

15.0 Tool Intimation Slip

BrakedownPreventive maintenanceResharpening
  Department : PRD/                   /        /              To:-      TRM/Mech./Elect.  Date :
Equipment Name :Equipment No.:
STATUS ( BEFORE MAINTENANCE )
Problem Observed/Condition of Equipment :Production StoppedYES / NO
Produce Qty ;
Breakdown Date:
Breakdown Time:
Signature of concerned dept.
STATUS ( AFTER MAINTENANCE )
Handover Date :Equipment Status        Signature of concerned dept.
Handover Time :GOODYES /  NO
Total Breakdown Time :TEMPORARY WORKINGYES /  NO
ANALYSIS
Immediate Action :OCCURANCE
RepeatYES / NO
First timeYES / NO
Production Stoppage TimeHours 
Root Cause :Minutes 
PRODUCTION LOSS
Production  Loss(shots) 
Production  Loss(Rs.) 
Counter measure after determining root cause of breakdown :Idle Time Manpower Loss (Rs.) 
TOTAL LOSS (Rs.) 
Parts Replaced ;
MAINTENANCE COSTREMARKS
Replacement Part Cost(Rs.)  
Man power Cost(Rs.) 
Subcontractor  Cost(Rs.) 
TOTAL COST (Rs.) 
    Attended By                                                                               Sign (Incharge)
    Prepared By                                                                                 Approved by

16.0 Breakdown Summary Sheet

BREAKDOWN SUMMARY SHEETReview Date
SR. No.  DateTool/Fixture Description (ID)  Dept  Project  Status of B.D  Root Cause  Analysis  Sign of T/R Incharge
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
PREPARED  BY   APPROVED  BY

17.0 WHY – WHY ANALYSIS

PROBLEM OBSERVED :Tool name :                               DATE:
CONTAINMENT ACTION :Tool no. :
RESULT :
WHYANALYSISACTION
   
   
   
   
   
   
    TEAM MEMBERS :

18.0 MATERIAL REQUISITION SLIP

From…………………                                                                                                   No.    
Date:…………………
To: store                                                                                 
Please issue the following material:                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
    S.NO.    PARTICULARS    STOCK NO.    UOMQUANTITY    REMARKS
  Reqd.To be filled by store department
IssuedAvailableTo be procured
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
(Shop Incharge)

Issued by: STORE INCHARGE

Example of documentation template for Process of Handling, Storage, Preservation and Issue of Material

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1.0 Process Approach of Process of Handling, Storage, Preservation and Issue of Material .

2.0 Turtle diagram of of Process of Handling, Storage, Preservation and Issue of Material .

3.0 MATERIAL RECEIPT NOTE

Company Name
S. No.DateP.O. No.Challan/ Bill No.
DescriptionSupplier nameQty. Rec.Qty. OkQty. Rej.Remarks
      

























  STORE INCHARGE                         INSPECTED BY                                                         APPROVED BY

4.0 List of Self Life Items

  Company Name           DATE………
S.NO.ITEMSEXP. DATEREMARKS
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

PREPARED BY:                                                                     APPROVED BY:

5.0 Material Requisition Slip

From…………………                                          Company Name                                                  No.
To: store                                                                           
Please issue the following material:
    S.NO.    PARTICULARS    STOCK NO.    UOMQUANTITY    REMARKS
  Reqd.To be filled by store department
IssuedAvailableTo be procured
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
    ……..…………………………….                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       …………………………… (Shop Incharge)                                                                                                                                                               Issued by:

6.0 Stores – Assessment form

Date & Month:
  Product Specification  Size  Stock code  Quantity  SRV No.  BATCH No  EXP DATEChecked / Verified
Quantity AvailableCertificate / MSMDStorage ConditionPhysical ConditionRemark
NDE
            
            
            
            
            
            
WELDING
ELETCRODE
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
Filler rod & Coil
            
            
            
            
            
            
Flux
            
            

Example of documentation template for Process of Validation of Process

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1.0 Process Approach of Process of Validation of Process.

2.0 Turtle Diagram of of Process of Validation of Process.

3.0 Annual Plan for Process Validation

  Company Name          YEAR
S.No.Process NameDept.Planned vs. ActualApr-10May-10Jun-10Jul-10Aug-10Sep-10Oct-10Nov-10#####Jan-11Feb-11Mar-11
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Actual            
Approved BY :
 

4.0 MANUFACTURING PROCESS VALIDATION /REVALIDATION /CRITERIA

    Validation/Revalidation Criteria 
  S. No.  Process Name    Dept. NameName of Instrument (If Any)  New Equipment  in Use / Major Maintenance Carried out in the existing Equipment  Modifications in Tooling / Major Maintenance Carried out      Process Parameters Changed        New Operator      Change in Process Method      Frequency for Normal RevalidationPlan for Validation/R evalidation Schedule
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           

5.0 Process Validation Report

Part No:Part
Name
 Machine No.Date:
Current Parameter Target:
  Process Name  No. Of Trials  Parameter to be ValidateProcess Parameters to be kept mean valuesTrial Observations 
  A  B  C  E  FVisualProductivity (Qty. in 8 hrs)Dimensional  Remarks
        SpecifiedObservationSpecifiedObservationSpecifiedObservationGood/Not Good
               
               
               
               
               
               
               
               
               
               
               
               
               
               
               
  Result 
    Team Members  :            Name                                                             Signature   Validated by:                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         Approved by:

Example of documentation template for Process for Measurement System Analysis (MSA)

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1.0 Process Approach of Process for Measurement System Analysis (MSA)

2.0 Turtle Diagram of Process for Measurement System Analysis (MSA)

3.0 MSA PLAN

MSA PLAN
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   DATE ;
Sr. No.InstrumentDept.Least CountRangeCodeScheduleRemarks
Apr-18May-18Jun-18Jul-18Aug-18Sep-18Oct-18Nov-18Dec-18Jan-19Feb-19Mar-19
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
Prepared by             Approved by  

4.0 MEASUREMENT SYSTEM ANALYSIS (MSA) PLAN / STUDY RESULTS

Part Name:                                                

Part Number:

Customer:                                                                                                                                                       

S.No.Instrument & ID No.RangeResolution (Least Count)CharacteristicsSpec of PartReason for MSA*Type of analysisObserved ResultsAction, if any
       R&RBias/ LinearityR&RBias/ Linearity 
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            

Note :             

(Signature)

5.0 MSA calculation

Example of documentation template for Process for In-process and Final Inspection

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1.0 Process Approach of Process for In-Process and Final Inspection

2.0 Turtle diagram of Process for In-Process and Final Inspection

3.0 Deviation Request Form:

DEPT.                                                                               
PROCESS/AREA :                                                   
DATE:                                 
TIME:    
MACHINE :                                                             
PART DESCRIPTION :                                             
PART NO:    
CUSTOMER:                                                                                         
IR NO:                                                     
DEV. QTY:  
LOT NO :                                                                                         
MRN NO:                       
MATERIAL:                          
GRADE/FINISH :
NATURE OF DEVIATION    REASON
  S.NO.  PARAMETER  SPECIFICATION  ACTUAL
     
  REQUESTED BY:
  DETAILS OF ATLEAST 3 PREVIOUS LOTS
  S.No  Supplied Qty  Actepted Qty.  Rej Qty.  Deviation if Any
     
CORRECTIVE ACTION SUGGESTED
ACTION PLANRESP.TG. DATESIGN
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
CORRECTION & DISPOSTION:  
ACCEPTED UNDER DEVIATION WITH /WITHOUT REPAIR:  
TO BE REWORKED /CHANGED:  
REGRADED FOR ALTERNATIVE APPLICATION:  
REJECTED OR SCRAPPED:  
TO BE SORTED NOW/ LATER STAGE:
FINAL REMARKS        


 DISPOSITION AUTHORITY

4.0 Setting Approval Slip

  Company Name  First Piece ApprovalDATE: TIME:
COMP. NAMECOMP. NO.PROCESS NO:
M/C NAME:M/C NO:OPERATOR:
DRG. NO DRG ISSUE DATE
S.NO.SPECIFICATIONSOBSERVATIONSREMARKS
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4.0 Corrective & Preventive Action ( 8-Discipline Report)

Part Name Model 
Part No. Supplier part No. 
Drg. Ref. Drg. Modification status 
Date Feedback form 
(1) PROBLEM AWARENESS
Problem ScopeProblem SeverityProblem Source                                           % Defect
  New Safety   
Regulatory 
Functioonal   
  Existing Aesthetic 
Reliability   
  Reopened 
Others   
(2) PROBLEM DEFINITION
 
(3) CONTAINMENT ACTION / SHORT TERM ACTION
NO.Immediate Action TakenCompletionResponsibleDate
     
     
(4) ROOT CAUSES (ttached root cause analysis Sheet -Fish Bone, Brainstorming,Pareto analysis,Why-Why analysis etc.)
 
(5) CORRECTIVE ACTIONS VERIFICATIONDATEMETHODRESULTS
  TARGETEFFECTIVE  
     
     
     
     
     
     
(6) PREVENTION (6) VERIFICATIONDATEMETHODRESULTS
 RESPONSIBILITYTARGETEFFECTIVE  
     
     
     
     
     
(7) REVIEW -DOCUMENTS / SYSTEM(Attach copies of all revised documents)
No.QMS DOCUMENTIF YESRESPONSIBLEPLANNED DATEACTUAL DATESTATUS
1Control Plan     
2Process sheet     
3Drawing / Process flow diagram     
4PFMEA / DFMEA / PPAP     
5Process Map     
6Acceptance Standard     
7PM checklist     
8Work Instruction / Calibration Plan     
(8) PROBLEM CLOSURE & SIGN-OFF
PROBLEM PROGRESS SUMMARYCLOSURE SIGN-OFF
S.No.PhaseStart dateEnd dateTeam MemberAreaSign-off
1Problem Definition     
2Containment action     
3Root cause analysis     
4Corrective action     
5Solution confirmation     
6Closure     
MANAGEMENT VERIFICATION & CLOSURE
Sign     
Date     
Name     
HeadManufacturing ChiefQuality ChiefDesign chiefmanagement RepresntativePlant Head

5.0 Disposal cum Rework Note

Deptt.:-    Period :-
S.No.Part NameProdRej Pcs.PPM (Rej.)Nature of Rej.Root causeAction PlanRework Pcs.PPM (Rew.)Nature of Rework.Root causeAction PlanRemarks
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
    Prepared By       Verify By    Approved by (DGM)       Approved by ( Director )

Example of documentation template for Process for Incoming Inspection

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1.0 Process Approach of Process for Incoming Inspection

2.0 Turtle Diagram of Process for Incoming Inspection

3.0 Supplier Quality Performance Rating

  MonthTotal Qty Received  UOMLot Qty RejectTotal Lot ReceivedLot Direct Pass  Lot RejectFTPR (% ageLine rejectionLRN (PPM)Qty AcceptedQuality Rating (% age)
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
  Prepared By      Approved by

4.0 Receiving Inspection Report

  Company NameIR. No      : MRN No. : T.C No.   : Lab          : Date        :
Lot No.RECEIVING INSPECTION REPORT
ITEM NAME :                                                              SIZE/SPECIFICATION  :   SUPPLIER NAME :                                                     CODE :   TOTAL QTY.:                                                             QTY CHECKED :   REF. STD. NO :                                                         P.O. NO :
S.NO.CHECK  PARAMETERREQD. SPEC. WITH TOLR.OBSERVED  RANGEREMARKS
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
  TOTAL NO. OF DEFECTIVES :                                                                    LOT STATUS : ACC./REJ.     NOTE: IF REJECTED THEN SEGREGATION (IN CASE OF EMERGENCY ONLY).
TOTAL QTY.QTY. ACC.QTY. REJ.QTY ACC.(U/C)
    
    
CHECKED BY                                                                                                                                    APPROVED BY

5.0 Sampling plan

Company Name
  SR NO.  LOT SIZESAMPLE SIZE  ACCEPTENCE NO.
WITH GAUGEWITH INSTRUMENT
    1    2-9.    2    2    0-1
    2    10-15.    2    2    0-1
    3    16-25.    3    3    0-1
    4    26-50.    5    5    0-1
    5    51-90.    5    5    0-1
    6    91-150.    8    5    1- 2.
    7    151-280.    13    5    1- 2.
    8    281-500.    20    5    1- 2.
    9    501-1200.    32    5    2- 3.
    10    1201-3200.    50    5    3-4.
    11    >3200    50    5    4-5.
NOTE:- Sampling plan based on IS 2500 Part 1 2000 General Inspection Level -1 Acceptance Quality Level -2.5 Approved By