供应商质量管理PPT

•Recognize S.Q. processes and functions •Know where to go to get additional information/training
APQP, Advanced Product Quality Planning is the GM process used for designing and launching products. Availability, The percentage of time a piece of equipment will operate when required. Bathtub Curve, A generic conceptual model illustrating the three failure rates of a product’s life cycle. Capability, Measures the ability of a process to produce a parts to the specification. Control Chart, is a statistical tool use to separate Special-Cause variation from Common-Cause variation.
Why Are We Here Today?
• Purpose: To provide a basic understanding of Supplier Quality processes, systems and measurements • At the end of today’s training, we should be able to
Design Life, Is the expected life of a product. For example the design life of an automobile is estimated at seven years or one hundred thousany Are We Here? Impact of Supplier Quality Impact of Worldwide Purchasing The 16-Step Process Additional Training Opportunities Q&A Appendix 1 – History of GM
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- Common-Cause, Causes that are considered to be part of the process. - Special-Cause, Is a cause that is not considered to be part of the design or process. The presence of Special Causes indicate an out-of-control condition. Control Plan, The document used by manufacturing that contains the overall strategy for quality. It contains the KPC (Key Product Characteristics) and KCC (Key Control Characteristics). Cpk, A process capability indicator that compares 1) the process variation and the process average to the design tolerances. Note: Cpk does not align with the definitions for KPC, KCC and the Robust Design Initiative! Controlled Shipping (Level - I), is a requirement to suppliers to implement a double inspection system, with a containment and problem solving strategy. GP-5 Controlled Shipping (Level -II), is a requirement to suppliers to implement a triple inspection system, one conducted by a third party, with a containment and problem solving strategy. GP-5
供应商质量管理PPT
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Basics of Supplier Quality CTIS Number 21519
2003 Second Revision June 2003 First revision April 2001 by General Motors World Wide Purchasing