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| | A | APQPAdvanced Product Quality Planning
Phase 1 - Plan & Define Programme - determining customer needs, requirements & expectations using tools such as QFD review the entire quality planning process to enable the implementation of a quality programme how to define & set the inputs & the outputs.
Phase 2 - Product Design & Development - review the inputs & execute the outputs, which include FMEA, DFMA, design verification, design reviews, material & engineering specifications.
Phase 3 - Process Design & Development - addressing features for developing manufacturing systems & related control plans, these tasks are dependent on the successful completion of phases 1 & 2 execute the outputs.
Phase 4 - Product & Process Validation - validation of the selected manufacturing process & its control mechanisms through production run evaluation outlining mandatory production conditions & requirements identifying the required outputs.
Phase 5 - Launch, Feedback, Assessment & Corrective Action - focuses on reduced variation & continuous improvement identifying outputs & links to customer expectations & future product programmes.
Control Plan Methodology - discusses use of control plan & relevant data required to construct & determine control plan parameters stresses the importance of the control plan in the continuous improvement cycle.
Posted By: Steve Q Modified By: robert smith Last Modified: Sep. 4, 2003
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