63 Parts Authorization and Modifications – 8th PPAP Supplier Summary Level 3 is a default PPAP level. This is designed to cover some or all of the requirements that may apply to a partial trial. PPAP is not used for all parties. The decision to be part of the PPAP is based on the party`s risk assessment. In cases where a PPAP is required, the applicable PPAP elements are determined by the quality of the installation or supplier depending on the complexity of the parts. A family PPAP is allowed in cases where there are multiple suffixes on a single part number. These agreements should be concluded in advance with the appropriate SQE or quality engineer. At this stage, PPAP is not required for existing production parts. A PPAP may be required if there is a part or process change on an existing part. An SQE or QE can request a PPAP in the event of a production problem on the part. 19 Starting Off Right – 2.
Supplier Manual Who: Applies to all suppliers who supply the manufactured product to CPS Responsible: CpS Buyers What: Supplier Requirements (Cooper Industries) Contains a signature page to confirm When: Mandatory: New Suppliers, New Product All high-risk parts purchasing activities: Top 50% of expenses by 2010 Where: Supplier Manuals can be accessed through Cooper Power Systems.com CLICK HERE Why: Define and communicate common cooperation requirements for suppliers Get a signed agreement from the supplier that they have received cooper`s requirements 64 parts and modifications licenses – 9. Change of supplier request Which: applies to all suppliers who offer production products. Responsible: Supplier Quality Engineer What: Suppliers are required to notify CPS if you make changes Valid from 1 January 2009 When: If the supplier foresees any of the 14 types of change mentioned in the form The minimum alert period is 3 months before the required change Where: The form is available in the supplier`s library CLICK HERE Why: We are aware, If a supplier makes a change Reduce the risk associated with this change Inform the main stakeholders who will be affected by the production parts approval process The Part Approval (PPAP) production process is a well-accepted and organized system in the automotive industry. PPAP is part of the larger process – Advanced Product Quality 56 Guidelines for the Use of Feasibility Agreements with effect from January 1 On January 1, all suppliers who offer production equipment operations must submit a Production Feasibility Agreement (PFA). .