Description
Companies that have implemented IATF16949 may use Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) to ensure that their products and production processes meet the market requirements and customer expectations. The production Part Approval Process provides client organizations with the evidence required to show that – “All customer engineering design record and specification requirements are properly understood by the supplier and that the process has the potential to consistently produce products meeting those requirements during an actual production run”.
This 2-Day course shows suppliers how to compile the evidence required during the development process and explains how client organizations can use the information supplied to gain confidence in their suppliers.
Objectives
Key session topics:
Requirement for APQP CP and PPAP in IATF 16949
Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) phases
Plan and Define Program
Defining project scope and requirements
Product design and development
Process design and development
Product and process validation
Feedback, Assessment and Corrective Action
Control Plan (CP)
Evaluation Process Flow for Developing Control Plan
Control Plan Development
Production Part Approval (PPAP)
PPAP process and requirements
Scope and limitations of approval
Evaluation of evidence submitted
Ford phased PPAP requirements
Level of Submission and Evidence required
Parts submission warrant (PSW)
Supporting evidence
Materials data and use of IMDS database
Process capability
Audience
Engineers and engineering managers responsible for developing and managing supply chain relationships. Design, manufacturing and quality engineers involved in the preparation, submission or evaluation of PPAP documentation.
APQP and PPAP principals are needed to ensure that an organization’s marketing brand image stays ahead of its competition. They are the foundation for any continual improvement effort to achieve faster, better and cheaper cycles for the organization. APQP and PPAP were originally designed for manufacturing organizations and cover the foundations of what every company needs to strive for in customer satisfaction.
Classroom (2 Classes)
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