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Core Tools for TS 16949 Explained

The document provides an overview of several core quality tools used in the automotive industry including APQP for product and process development, PPAP for production part approval, FMEA for analyzing potential failure modes and effects, and details on control plans, measurement systems analysis, statistical process control, and customer specific requirements. It describes the phases of APQP, requirements for PPAP submission levels and contents, differences between design and process FMEAs, and provides an example process FMEA for a kitchen patrol process.

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Core Tools for TS 16949 Explained

The document provides an overview of several core quality tools used in the automotive industry including APQP for product and process development, PPAP for production part approval, FMEA for analyzing potential failure modes and effects, and details on control plans, measurement systems analysis, statistical process control, and customer specific requirements. It describes the phases of APQP, requirements for PPAP submission levels and contents, differences between design and process FMEAs, and provides an example process FMEA for a kitchen patrol process.

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UNDERSTANDING THE CORE TOOLS FOR TS 16949

PPAP-FMEA-MSA-SPC-Control Plans-APQP-IATF Manuals- Customer Specific Requirements


Information provided courtesy of REW Group, Inc.
I. Advanced Produc !ua"#$ P"ann#n% &AP!P'(SECOND
EDITION
Purpose: To establish ui!elines for pro!uct an! process !e"elopment# concept throuh pro!uction
launch
I)*oran A+*ec+:
PHASE 1., Plan & Define Program: This phase listens to the "oice of the customer# re"ie$s
pre"ious similar pro%ects an! $arrant& histor&# collects information about the pro!uct
an! starts !e"elopin specific plans' This phase en!s $hen all in"ol"e! parties are
a$are of their responsibilities'
PHASE -., Product Design and Start of Process Design: This phase co"ers the actual !esin of
the pro!uct an! launches lon lea! time process !e"elopment issues such as special
toolin# ne$ equipment' This phase en!s $hen the !esin an! necessar& material
specifications are complete an! lon-term processin equipment has been launche!'
PHASE .., Prototype BuildProcess Design: This phase co"ers the !esin an! !e"elopment of
processes' It starts $ith blue prints that can (ic( off toolin# encompasses the
!e"elopment of all processes an! support s&stems' It en!s $hen actual pro!uct is
manufacture!'
PHASE 4., Eng!"fg Signoff: This phase starts $ith the manufacturin of pro!uct i'e' protot&pes#
pilots an! pro!uction' It en!s $ith the appro"al of the PPAP submission an! the start-
up of pro!uction'
PHASE /., Production Start: This phase is the on-oin pro!uction life of a pro!uct'
)esin*process chanes an! continuous impro"ement hihlihts this phase' It en!s at
the en! of pro!uction for the pro!uct'
Pa%e 1 o0 1.
II. Produc Par A**rova" Proce++ &PPAP' 1 4
2
Ed##on
Purpose: To establish a uniform +st piece an! pro!uction process appro"al s&stem'
Important aspects3
The 14 items that coul! be in a PPAP file ,PPAP# p +-.
The 1. times !urin the life of a pro!uct that a PPAP miht be require! ,PPAP# p ++-+/.
The / le"els of submission ,PPAP# p +0.
The chanes to the customer specific sections an! the ne$ in!ustr& specific sections
NOTE: Each customer $ill pro"i!e further ui!ance on the use of this s&stem' An& question
on specific use shoul! be a!!resse! to &our customer part appro"al authorit&'
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III. Produc Par A**rova" Proce++ &PPAP'
PRODUCTION PART APPRO5AL CHEC6LIST
Customer 1ame )ate P*1 Re" Submission 2e"el
Su7)#ed Rea#ned
+' All customer an! supplier !esin recor!s ,e': CA)*CAM math !ata# part
!ra$ins# specifications. inclu!in !etail !ra$ins
3' An& authori4e! enineerin chane !ocuments not &et incorporate! in the !esin
recor! but incorporate! in the part'
/' Enineerin appro"al $hen so require! on the customer5s part !ra$in or
specification'
6 )esin FMEA# if !esin responsible
7' Process flo$ !iarams'
8' Process Failure Mo!e an! Effects Anal&sis &Proce++ F8EA'
0' Control plans that inclu!e all pro!uct an! process-relate! Sinificant or 9e&
characteristics' Control plan for :families; of similar parts are acceptable if the
ne$ parts ha"e been re"ie$e! for commonalt&'
NOTE: Certain customers require control plan appro"al prior to submission' See
customer-specific appen!ices'
-' Measurement s&stem "ariation ,<ae R = R. stu!ies for all equipment use! for
the statistical stu!ies for ne$ or mo!ifie! aes# measurement an! test
equipment'
>' )imensional results reference! to the part !ra$in requirements or a chec(e!
print $here the results are leibl& $ritten on a part !ra$in ,inclu!in cross-
section# tracins or s(etches as applicable'.
+?' Material# performance an! !urabilit& test results as specifie! on the controllin
!ocuments
++' Initial process stu!& results sho$in conformance to customer requirements for
9e&# Sinificant# Safet&# Critical an! Compliance-relate! characteristics $ith
supportin !ata such as control charts'
+3' Qualifie! laborator& !ocumentation# lab scope for all testin
+/' Appearance Appro"al Report ,AAR.
+6' Sample pro!uct
+7' Sample parts or as aree! to in the control plan' Master samples to be retaine! b&
the supplier'
+8' Chec(in ai!s ,fi@ture# mo!els# templates# m&lars# etc'. specific to the part bein
submitte!'
+0' Recor! of compliance $ith customer specific'
+-' Pro!uct part submission $arrants' ,Aul( material chec(list# if applicable.
Noe3 P"ace c2ec9 over nu)7er #0 docu)en #+ ava#"a7"e. C#rc"e )#++#n% or
noncon0or)#n% #e)+ #nd#ca#on a noncon0or)ance.
Pa%e . o0 1.
:2en Su7)#++#on #+ Re;u#red
Pro!uction part appro"al is al$a&s require! before the first pro!uct pro!uction shipment in the
follo$in situations'
+' A ne$ part or pro!uct
3' Correction of a !iscrepanc& on a part pre"iousl& submitte!'
/' Enineerin chane to !esin recor!s# specifications or materials for
pro!uction pro!uct*part number,s.'
6' Pro!uct mo!ifie! b& an enineerin chane'
7' A!!itionall& for bul( materials:
Process technolo& ne$ to the orani4ation# not pre"iousl& use! for
this pro!uct'
A!!itionall&# suppliers must notif& the customer an! submit for part appro"al before the first
pro!uction shipment in the follo$in situations unless the responsible part appro"al acti"it& has
specificall& $ai"e! this requirement for the sub%ect part' If the customer $ai"es a formal
submission# all items in the PPAP file must be re"ie$e! an! up!ate!# as necessar& to reflect the
current process' The PPAP file must contain the name of the responsible part appro"al acti"it&
person rantin the $ai"er an! the !ate'
NOTE3 The customer has the final $or!B
Cu+o)er No#0#ca#on: The orani4ation shall notif& the authori4e! customer representati"e of an&
planne! chanes to the !esin# process or site'
+' Cse of other construction or material than $as use! in the pre"iousl& appro"e! part or
pro!uct'
3' Pro!uction from ne$ or mo!ifie! toolin or replacement tools ,e@cept perishable tools.#
!ies# mol!s# patterns# etc' inclu!in a!!itional or replacement toolin'
/' Pro!uction follo$in the upra!e or rearranement or e@istin toolin or equipment'
6' Pro!uction from toolin an! equipment transferre! to a !ifferent plant site or from an
a!!itional plant site'
7' Chanes of supplier for parts# non-equi"alent materials# or ser"ices ,e'' heat-treatin#
platin.
8' Pro!uct pro!uce! after the toolin has been inacti"e for "olume pro!uction for +3 months
or more'
0' Pro!uct an! process chanes relate! to components of the pro!uction pro!uct
manufacture! internall& or manufacture! b& suppliers'
-' Chanes in test inspection metho!s D ne$ technique ,no effect on acceptance criteria.
>'
A!!itionall& for bul( materials:
1e$ source of ra$ material from ne$ or e@istin supplier'
Chane in pro!uct appearance attributes
Pa%e 4 o0 1.
Re0er o $our AIAG<PPAP )anua" and an$ cu+o)er re;u#re)en+ 0or record reen#on =
Su7)#++#on.
Re;u#red Su7)#++#on Leve"+
PPAP manual# pae +0# allo$s the customer to specif& ho$ much !ocumentation is require!' If
no le"el of submission is require!# the PPAP manual requires that 2e"el / be the !efault le"el'
,2e"el / all !ocumentation an! samples' Some customers are specif&in !efault le"el as 6.'
Leve"+ o0 PPAP Su7)#++#on3
Leve" 1 Earrant Fnl& ,an! for !esinate! appearance items# an Appearance
Appro"al Report. submitte! to the customer'
Leve" - Earrant $ith pro!uct samples an! limite! supportin !ata submitte! to
the customer'
Leve" . Earrant $ith pro!uct samples an! complete supportin !ata submitte!
to the customer'
Leve" 4 Earrant an! other requirements as !efine! b& the customer'
Leve" / Earrant $ith pro!uct samples an! complete supportin !ata re"ie$e! at
the orani4ation5s manufacturin location'
NOTE3 Rear!less of the submission le"el# the supplier PPAP file must ha"e all require! items
,inclu!in retaine! samples.'
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I5. Poen#a" Fa#"ure 8ode and E00ec Ana"$+#+ &F8EA' 1 4TH
Ed##on >une -,,4
Purpose: A FMEA is a s&stematic approach to:
+' Reconi4e an! e"aluate potential failure mo!es'
3' I!entif& actions that coul! eliminate potential failure mo!es from occurrin'
/' )ocument this process of estimatin ris( an! then re!ucin ris('
Important aspects:
T$o t&pes of FMEAs !escribe!
+' )esin ,)FMEA# pp' /-36.
3' Process ,FMEA# pp' 37-67.
NOTE3 )esin ,if !esin-responsible supplier. an! process FMEAs are part of the PPAP
submission pac(ae'
C2an%e+ #n 2e 4
2
Ed##on
+' Clearl& state! that the :threshol!; metho! for establishin recommen!e! actions is not
recommen!e!'
3' Intro!uce! the concepts of usin Severity X Occurrence# an! Severity X Detection use!
for establishin recommen!e! actions'
Pa%e 6 o0 1.
CP 1umber: I-6
CP 1ame: 9itchen F"er"ie$
)epartment G: 9
)ept' 1ame: 9itchen
POTENTIAL
Fa#"ure 8ode and E00ec+ Ana"$+#+
&Proce++ F8EA'
Machine G: AT>-08
Process 1umber: ?/?
Process 1ame: Coo( patties
Part G: 6++
Part 1ame: Hamburer*Cheeseburer
Friinal FMEA )ate: 7*3-*>7
Re"ise! FMEA )ate:
FMEA Re"' G: +
C2aracer#+#c Poen#a" Poen#a" E00ec&+' S C Poen#a" Cau+e&+'? O
Curren Proce++
Conro"+ D R
Reco))ended
Ac#on&+'
Re+*on+#7#"#$
Ac#on Re+u"+
ID?Na)e Fa#"ure 8ode o0 Fa#"ure e
v
"
a
+
+
8ec2an#+)&+' o0
Fa#"ure
c
c
e

P
N
= Tar%e
Co)*"e#on
Dae
Ac#on+
Ta9en
Sev Occ De RPN
?+?-3 - Patt&
!iameter
)iameter
I/'837
Scrap $hen re%ecte!
at FP ?6?
0 Po$er input hih 7 Failure Mo!e:
+??J automatic at
FP ?6?
Failure Cause:
Computer control of
po$er input'
/ +?7 Computer
control po$er
input
See
character-
istic +?/
Re!uce
Fcc of
input
hih
0 3 / 63
Squishe! !urin
han!lin
6 Failure Mo!e: +??J
automatic inspection
at FP ?6?
/ -6 )e"elop = test
han!lin
instructions
Carne# Inc'
+?*+*>7
0 6 / -6
)iameter
K/'-07
Har!er to assemble
at FP ?8?# Har!er to
$rap at FP +/?
/ Flattene! !urin
han!lin
3 Failure Mo!e: +??J
automatic inspection
at FP ?6?
/ +- 1one
?+/CC-/ -
Patt&
temperature
Patt&
temperature I
+87LF
Foo! poisonin +? C
C
Heat suc(e! out of
rill $hen !oc( !oor
is raise!
8 Failure Cause: This
cause eliminate! so
none nee!e!'
+? 8?? Place $all
bet$een !oc(
an! (itchen
Mones = Sons
0*3?*>7
Auilt'
1o
loner a
cause of
failure
+? ? +? ?
Po$er input lo$ 0 Failure Mo!e: N-bar
= R 8*+?? burers
Failure Cause: see
Characteristic +?/
+? 0?? Computer
control +?/
Re!uce
Fcc
+? 3 7 +??
Select a
statistical chart
to re"eal tren!s
M' Rea
8*+?*>7
Contact
thermo-
couple
purchase
! = N-
bar = R
chart
establish
e!
+? 0 7 /7?
Patt&
temperature
K+07LF
Cnhapp& customer
because burnt
burer'
Hih utilit& bills
0 Po$er input hih 7 Failure Mo!e: N-bar
= R 8*+?? burers
Failure Cause: see
characteristic +?/
+? /7? Computer
control +?/
Re!uce
Fcc
0 3 7 0?
Nu)7er3 TS Han!out Q37 I++ue Dae3 March +# 3??/
Rev#+#on No3 7 Rev#+#on Dae3 ?8*/?*+? Pa%e @ o0 1.
5. 8ea+ure)en S$+e) Ana"$+#+ &8SA' 1 42 Ed##on
:2en u+ed3 Phase /'? an! 6'? of the APQP process'
Pur*o+e3 To establish a uniform metho! to un!erstan! $hat measurement s&stem
anal&sis is an! to qualif& all measurement s&stems for use in manufacturin
,<ae R = R.'
I)*oran a+*ec+3
Four !ifferent metho!s of ho$ to con!uct <ae R = R stu!ies:
+' Rane Metho! ,"ariable auin. - ,MSA# pp' +?3.
3 operators - 7 parts
3' A"erae = Rane Metho! ,"ariable auin. - ,MSA# pp' +?/-+?8.
/ operators - +? parts
/' A1FOA Metho! ,MSA# pp' +3/-+3>.
PAttribute <ae Stu!& ,short metho!.
3 operators - 3? parts-This metho! of Anal&sis $as remo"e! from the 6
th
e!itionQ
6' Attribute ae Stu!& ,lon metho!. - ,MSA# pp' +/+-66# Ma%or chanes to this
metho!.
1e$ metho!# 7? parts# / operators# / repetitions -67? trials
Fl! metho! - parts# run throuh ae 3? times- +8? trials
Conen+3
C2a*er 13 Formulas an! approaches for calculatin linearit&# bias# stabilit& ,6
th

e!ition chane!*a!!e! a!!itional statistical calculations.
Relationship bet$een process capabilit& ,Cp. = ae error ,<R=R.
Approach to !estructi"e testin = inline test stan!s ,lea( testers.
A!!itional sections on theor& = statistical application
Intro!uction# Aasic Terms
Section C D Measurement Strate& an! Plannin
Section ) D Measurement Source )e"elopment ,purchasin*selection of aes.
Section E D Measurement Issues
Section F D Measurement Cncertaint&
Section < - Measurement Problem Anal&sis
C2a*er II: <eneral Concepts D Assessin Measurement S&stems
<eneral acceptance criteria for <R=R stu!&
C2a*er III: Recommen!ations for Replicable Measurement S&stems
Section A E@amples of Test Proce!ures
Section A Oariable Measurement S&stem Stu!& <ui!elines
Pa%e 4 o0 1.
<ui!elines for )eterminin Stabilit&
Aias Stu!& D In!epen!ent Sample Metho!
2inearit& Stu!& D Control Chart Metho!
Repeatabilit& = Repro!ucibilit& Stu!ies ,/ metho!s.
Attribute Measurement Stu!ies ,Section C.
C2a*er I5: Fther Measurement Concepts an! Practices
1on-Replicable Measurement S&stems ,Section A.
Stabilit& Stu!ies ,Section A.
Oariabilit& Stu!ies ,Section C.
Reconi4in the Effects of E@cessi"e Eithin D Part Oariation ,Section ).
A!!itional treatment DA"erae an! Rane metho! ,Section E.
<ae Performance Cur"e ,Section F.
Re!ucin Oariation Throuh Multiple Rea!ins ,Section <.
Poole! Stan!ar! )e"iation Approach to <RR ,Section H.
A**end#ce+
Pa%e 9 o0 1.
5I. Sa#+#ca" Proce++ Conro" &SPC' <<<SECOND EDITION
Purpose: To establish a uniform ui!eline on ho$ SPC chartin shoul! be accomplishe! an!
ho$ to con!uct process capabilit& stu!ies'
Important aspects:
Con!uctin process capabilit& stu!ies ,SPC# pp' +>#3?# +-7-+>?.
Oarious metho!s of chartin
+' N = R
3' N = S
/' Me!ian charts
6' Charts for in!i"i!uals
7' Attribute charts# p# np# c# an! u
The SPC manual ties into t$o other manuals:
+' PPAP D establishes minimum Cp( le"els
3' TS +8>6>:3??>:
Sections -'+'+# -'+'3# Aasic Statistical Tools
Section -'3'/'+ Capabilit& Stu!ies
Pa%e 1, o0 1.
5II. Conro" P"an 8e2odo"o%$ &Sec#on 6.,A AP!P 8anua"'
Purpose: To establish a uniform metho! of !efinin a process an! the (e& control points for the
pro!uct that are pro!uct characteristics or process characteristics'
Important aspects:
The form presente! on pae /6 in the APQP manual is the minimum amount of
information that must be !ispla&e! ,APQP# p //.' This metho! of creatin a control plan
is require! b& TS +8>6># 0'7'+'+ an! anne@ A'
Fther formats such as )CP an! For! Motor Co' ,Appen!i@ <. can be utili4e! since the&
pro"i!e more information'
Complete instructions on ho$ to complete a control plan are pro"i!e! ,APQP# pp' /8-67.'
Pa%e 11 o0 1.
Protot&pe Pre-launch Pro!uction
Conro" P"an
Friinal Control Plan )ate:
CP 1umber:
Part G:
Part 1ame:
AP Chane )ate:
Co' 1ame*Co!e:
Plant Appro"al )ate:
9I-6
6++
Hamburer*Cheeseburer
/*+7*>+
Aest Aurer MC67A
3*8*>7
CP Na)e3
6e$ Conac?Te"3
Core Tea)3
6#c2en Overv#eB
>o2nn$ C. Goode
///<1-1-
A. ToddA 8. DanA L. :#+eA R. Pec9
Friinal Control Plan )ate:
Re"ise! Control Plan )ate:
Control Plan Re"ision G:
Cust' En' App' )ate:
Customer QA Appro"al )ate:
Fther App' )ate:
3*8*>7
3*8*>7
Part* Process Machine Characteristics Special Metho!s Control Reaction
Process 1ame*Fperator )e"ise# Mi 1o' Pro!uct Process Char
Pro!*Proc E"aluation
Sample Metho! Plan
1umber )esc Tools for Mf' Class
Specifications
Tolerance
Measurement
Tolerance
Si4e Freq
?+? Place patties in
cooler to tha$
AT>-06 ?+/CC-3 Patt& temp /7LF
R7L*-?L
AT>-06 +?? Cooler temp /7LF
R7L*-?L
AT>-06 +?+ Tha$ time 6- hr
S +3
?3? Place patties on
con"e&or
AT>-08 +?3 Patt& place
on con"e&or
IS 93?-+
?/? Coo( patties AT>-08 ?+?-3 Patt&
!iameter
/'07
S ?'+37
37TC-
7?6>?
Automatic
laser
micrometer
30SC66?/
+??J
at FP
6?
+??J )iameter K /'-07:
+??J automatic inspection at
FP?6?
)iameter K /'-07:
+' Chec( incomin stoc(
3' Chec( the controller'
/' Sen! u*s to soup (itchen
,see 93.
)iameter I /'837:
+??J+??J automatic
inspection at FP ?6?
Po$er input hih:
Computer control of po$er
input
)iameter K/'837:
+' Chec( incomin stoc('
3' Chec( the controller'
/' Sen! u*s to soup (itchen
,see 93.
Po$er input hih:
See characteristic +?/
)iameter I/'837:
+??J automatic inspection at
FP ?6?
)iameter I/'837:
+' Chec( incomin stoc('
3' Chec( the controller'
/' Sen! u*s to soup (itchen
,see 93.'
AT>-08 ?+/CC-/ Patt& temp CC +0?LF
S7L
37SC-
83-38
Contact
thermocoupl
e 37SC-
66??
8 e"er&
+??
pcs
Patt& temp I+87LF:
N-bar = R 8*+?? burers
Po$er input lo$:
See characteristic +?/
Patt& temp I +87LF:
+' Chec( an! as
appropriate fi@ the control
an! parallel
thermocouples'
3' If the temperature is still
lo$# calibrate per IS/?-8'
/' Scrap burers ma!e at
the improper po$er input'
-*3>*>7 +://:?7PM Pae + of 7
Pa%e 1- o0 1.
5III. IATF 8anua"+
IATF Gu#dance o 2e Iner*rea#on o0 ISO?TS 16949
This manual pro"i!es interpretation to the TS clauses in the stan!ar!' Oer& little if an& interpretation is
pro"i!e! for the ISF clauses'
E@amples of some of the "aluable clauses:
+'3 E@clusions can onl& be ma!e for the pro!uct !esin portion of clause 0'/# but $hen an
orani4ation !oes not !o other thins li(e ser"icin it is state! that &ou can use the
lanuae :not applicable at this time';
7'6'+'+ Qualit& Fb%ecti"es in the business plan' It clearl& reinforces that this is the onl& part of
the business plan that is au!itable'
-'+'+ Statistical (no$le!e pro"i!es some a!!itional (no$le!e as to $hat a compan& coul!
!o'
AUTO8OTI5E CERTIFICATION SCHE8E FOR ISO?TS 16949<<<<.
rd
Ed##on Oco7er 1A -,,4
This manual in "er& simple terms outlines the thir! part& au!it process that is to be super"ise! b&
the IAFA ,$hich $as establishe! b& IATF.'
It clearl& lists the orani4ations responsibilit& to pro"i!e a!equate information for the thir! part&
reister to prepare properl& to con!uct a "alue a!!e! au!it' It pro"i!es a list of requirements for
the Stae + an! Stae 3 au!its
CUSTO8ER SPECIFIC RE!UIRE8ENTS
Sections a"ailable on ###.iatfglo$aloversigt%.org $ebsite'
Most of the $orl! car manufacturers ha"e poste! their requirements at this site' Hea"&
truc( manufacturers such as Ool"o Truc( ha"e not !one so' Their o$n $eb sites ha"e
their specific requirements'
Pa%e 1. o0 1.

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