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Supplier Improvement Checksheet

The document provides instructions for completing an assessment/audit, including scoring criteria for requirements that are fully met, partially met, or not met. Requirements are scored on a scale of 0 to 2, or N/A, and categorized by color. The audit focuses on categories like customer voice, monthly key parameters, operations control, defect analysis, and calibration. Requirements cover areas such as customer complaint handling, capacity planning, work instructions, inspection procedures, nonconforming product control, and calibration of tools and gauges. The goal is to help suppliers continuously improve through a data-driven and hands-on approach across multiple phases of assessment.

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Supplier Improvement Checksheet

The document provides instructions for completing an assessment/audit, including scoring criteria for requirements that are fully met, partially met, or not met. Requirements are scored on a scale of 0 to 2, or N/A, and categorized by color. The audit focuses on categories like customer voice, monthly key parameters, operations control, defect analysis, and calibration. Requirements cover areas such as customer complaint handling, capacity planning, work instructions, inspection procedures, nonconforming product control, and calibration of tools and gauges. The goal is to help suppliers continuously improve through a data-driven and hands-on approach across multiple phases of assessment.

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Instructions for Supplier's and/or Groz Personnel completing Assessment/Audit:

Scoring criteria: HIGH PRIORITY Questions symbol - ↑


The scoring methodology to be employed is as follows:

Requirement fully met Score: 2 Color: Green

Requirement partially met Score: 0.5 to 1.5 Color: Yellow

Requirement not adequately met Score: 0 Color: Red

Requirements are not applicable to existing process or out of scope Score: N/A Color: White

Scoring criteria: LOW PRIORITY Questions symbil - ↓


The scoring methodology to be employed is as follows:

Requirement fully met Score: 1 Color: Green

Requirement partially met Score: 0.5 Color: Yellow

Requirement not adequately met Score: 0 Color: Red

Requirements are not applicable to existing process or out of scope Score: N/A Color: White

It is the responsibility of the Assessor to allocate response criteria for any Corrective Actions and/or
Opportunities for Improvement identified during the assessment process
CRITERION TO MOVE ON TO NEXT AUDIT PHASE

So that sustainance could be continuously checked through out with hand holding a
IT PHASE

with hand holding and proactive approach…….


Phase 1

PHASE 1 (Basics -Data driven approach)


Supplier Self
Assessment Questions Rating Audit Rating Reference evidence
N° Category (optional) Supplier action plan Audit observation
(Questions)

1) System of effective handling & recording of customer complaints (last 3 months minimum).

(Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 7.2.3)


1 Customer voice ↑ 1.5

Do you have organisation structure defined w.r.t all roles & responsibilities defined,to be updated
(Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 0.1 ,
2 Customer voice ↑ 4.1 - General requirements) 1.5

Monthly monitoring system & display regarding in house Rejection trend(in PPM),trend req
(Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 5.6.1.1)
3 Monthly key parameters ↑ 1.5

Monthly monitoring system & display regarding customer rejection(customer wise) & customer
complaints (customer wise).trend req (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009
4 Monthly key parameters ↑ Clause 5.6.1.1) 1.5

Are drawings(latest revision) ,inspection standard available/displayed appropriately at


incoming,inprocess & PDI ? Approved Master samples available & reviewed ? We have all drawing with the latest version, and
5 Operations Control ↑ 1.5 all kind of IS, OS & PDI.we will display within 1
month

Do you Know your part wise/shift wise capacity?Die setting std. time available ?
6 Operations Control ↑ 0.0

Are the operation standards/work instructions for all processes understood by operators & are
those in local language across all work stations? (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 7.5.1.2)
7 Operations Control ↑ 1.5
we were implimented some critical parts work
instruction in both Hindi& Englilish languages.

Are the special control item (if any) or critical parameters and method during the initial supply
control period defined and adhered ? (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 7.2.1.1 , 7.3.2.3)
8 Operations Control ↑ 1.5

Do you carry out the in-process inspection , 1st pc & last pc according to the inspection standard
& record the results.Sampling plan defined & adheared. (Reference
9 Operations Control ↑ ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 7.5.1.3 , 8.2.3)
1.5

Is there a process for final inspection (PDI)?Recorded.Lightening proper at inspection stations?


(Master for any appearance items available) (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 8.2.4) some critical parts were check with all inspection
10 Operations Control↑ 1.5 instruments in proper inspection area, and will
improve it more.

Do you identify / control nonconforming product? (tag and segregate?),training to operator for
defect detection/visual aids ?inspection in process?
11 Defect analysis/DWM ↑ (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 8.3) 0.0 will give a proper training for our inspecters.

Is the procedure for dealing with rejected products defined & implemented?procedure included in
WI? (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 8.3)
12 Defect analysis/DWM ↑ 1.5

System for Rework and Re-inspection Repaired / Reworked Product defined and displayed
we are folloing these instruction, and chance of re-
13 Operations Control↑ appropriately. Analysis?
Clause 8.3.2)
(Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 1.5 worked Ok parts will re-work, and reducing our
rejection.

1)Periodic calibration of Gauges/Instruments done,


Calibration plan updated for Instruments? (Check for NABL recognisition)
14 Operations Control↑ 2)Tools, Jigs/fixtures/panel checker & equipment control. (Reference ISO/TS 16949 0.0
: 2009 Clause 7.6.2 , 7.6.3)

Is fool-proofing ( pokayoke) installed in the process where ever applicable.Recorded &


Reviewed ?Are there corrective actions against high risk-priority-numbers? (Reference ISO/TS
15 Defect analysis↑ 16949 : 2009 Clause 8.5.2.2) 0.0

16 Material supply control↑ Material ordering /monitoring system. Material source should be approved & defined 1.5

Material receipt and check system, test reports/Is there an inspection and test procedure for
17 ↑
Material supply control
incoming material?
7.4.3.1)
(Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 2.0

Tooling Management at supplier end.


1)Monitoring of tool life
18 Tooling Management ↑ 2)Preventive maintenance of tooling & Equipments
1.5

Do you maintain skill Matrix and monitor & update that regularly at planned frequency?
Identification of skill requirements & development ? (Reference
19 Skill & training↑ ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 6.2.2) 0.0

20 ↑
Material supply control Packaging standard defined & packaging inventory/quality control 1.5 we are following standerd packing.

4M change management understood and implemented.Information to customer methodology?


21 4M ↑ (Man,Method,Machine,Material) 1.5

Material identification-Are there manufacturing date, process ,Quantity of


22 ↑
Material supply control production etc. identified (process tag).No material mixing ? 1.5
(Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 7.5.3)

PPC ? How do you receive schedule by customer ?


23 ↑
Material supply control (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 7.5.1.6) 1.5

Capable/Incabale processes & handling?(Parts >50 ppm criterion)


24 Operations Control ↑ 1.0

1S-2S awareness & effectiveness in shop floor/work stations area we are constently controling 1s &2s
25 1S-2S↑ 1.5

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Phase 2

PHASE 2 (Pareto approach)

Audit
Assessment Questions Reference evidence
N° Category Supplier action plan Audit observation Rating
(Questions) Supplier Self Rating
(optional)

PPAP documentation Maintained ? Adherence to define control plan in shop floor/work


station
1 Operations Control ↑ (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 7.1)
0.5 1.0

Monthly monitoring system & display regarding m/c productivity(in %) ,Downtime or


loses etc.trend req (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 5.6.1.1)
2 Monthly key parameters ↓ 0.5 we are monitoring m/c productivity & rejection. 0.5

Monthly monitoring system & display regarding kaizen/cost saving/suggestion/poke


yoke & training.trend req (Reference ISO/TS 16949 :
3 Monthly key parameters ↓ 2009 Clause 5.6.1.1)
0.0 0.0

Monthly monitoring system & display regarding plan vs. actual production/delivery
(customer wise).trend req (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 5.6.1.1)
4 Monthly key parameters ↓ 0.5 0.5

Do you analyze/record the defect causes and carry out defect reduction activities
continuously - implementation(data--->pareto--->analysis--->effectiveness) (Reference
5 Defect analysis/DWM ↑ ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 8.5.2.4) 1.5 0.5 inhouse rejection/trends

Are all the significant changes/change over/losses in the process being recorded in shift
report/prod. plan ?
6 Operations Control ↑ 0.0 0.5

Do you have a process to update BOM (Bill Of Material) in case of EC (Engineering


Change) ? Is there a means to measure BOM accuracy? (Compliance to Customer
7 Engg Change↓ deviation) (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 4.2.3.1 , 8.3.4)
0.0 1.0

Do you ensure first-in-first-out w.r.t RM & Dispatch


(Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 7.5.5.1)
8 FIFO ↑ 2.0 1.5

yes,, we are folloing constently..

Is there a process/work instruction/check sheet for final loading,incoming


9 Material supply control↓ material inspection? 0.5 1.0

3S awareness & effectiveness in Materials/store area


10 3S ↓ 0.5 0.5

3S awareness & effectiveness in shop floor/work stations area


11 3S ↓ 0.5 0.5
Phase 3

PHASE 3 (Analysis approach)

Supplier Self
Assessment Questions Audit
Rating Reference evidence
N° Category Supplier action plan Audit observation Rating
(Questions) (optional)

Red bin analysis-Concept being used/CFT defined/Bin present

1 QC tools ↓ 1.0

Red bin - Basic QC tools used for analysis/data preparation & maintained

2 QC tools ↓ 0.5

Red bin analysis - Effectiveness -action plan derived & horizontal deployment
(Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause
3 QC tools ↑ 8.5.3) 1.5

Why Why analysis record? (Reference


ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 8.5.2.1)
4 Why Why ↓ 0.5

Awareness on suggestion scheme (Reference


ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 6.2.2.4)
5 SSQC ↑ 0.5

Is Inventory norms defined and adhered ? Min,Max,Reorder level defined?

6 Inventory ↓ 0.0

4S awareness & effectiveness in Materials/store area

7 4S↓ 0.5

4S awareness & effectiveness in shop floor/work stations area

8 4S↓ 0.5

Do you perform the Internal audit based on the annual audit plan? Is there an internal
auditing program / Procedure in your company? (Auditor Qualification)
9 Others ↑ (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 8.2.2.4) 1.5
Phase 4

PHASE 4 (Trends monitoring approach)

Supplier Self
Assessment Questions Rating Audit Rating
N° Category (optional) Supplier action plan Audit observation z
(Questions)

Do you analyze & deploy the money loss -Cost of poor quality(COPQ) (Reference
ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 5.6.1.1)
1 Cost of poor Quality ↑ 1.5

Kaizen effectiveness/Suggestions scheme effectiveness (Reference ISO/TS `


16949 : 2009 Clause 8.5.1)
2 Training ↓ 1.0

Trainings & Skill matrix effectiveness


(Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 6.2.2)
3 Training ↓ 0.5

Material trace back system/Route card?Can you search for the history for any we have controling fifo and we are
rejection/complaint. already iimplimented root card.
4 Traceability ↑ 1.5 Material tracebility will start in this
month & will keep all records.

Do you measure Delivery/Quality performances of your own suppliers ? Rating ?


(Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 7.4.3.2)
5 VUD ↓ 0.5

Do you perform audit on your suppliers ? What kind ? On what criterion ? Can you we are collecting all informations from
provide action plan by worst suppliers ? Any assessment criterion for new suppliers? there side,and helping them and vice
6 VUD ↓ (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 7.4.1.2) 0.5 versa.

Are all the PPE's defined w.r.t your working ? used by the operator during working on
respective station ? Crane operation/Fork lift safety (if applicable).
7 Safety ↑ (Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 6.4.1) N/A

Assess the management( storage, handling, disposal) of the wastage generated (Poor ,
Average ,Good ,Excellent ),scrap management ?Green awareness
8 Environment ↓ N/A

1)Rust/dust prevention regarded w.r.t material storage in RM & WIP stage,storage


condition esp. for slow moving ? (Reference ISO/TS 16949 :
9 Others ↓ 2009 Clause 7.5.5) N/A

Do you make Maintenance check sheet/breakdown/periodical inspection , preventive will follow from this moth.
maintenance or repair history,Tool history record ? Any Customer property available
10 Maintenance ↑ and how it is controlled?
7.5.1.5 , 7.5.4)
(Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 7.5.1.4 , 1.5

Are bottlenecks defined with respect to Operations? Any contingency plan defined?
(Reference ISO/TS 16949 : 2009 Clause 6.3.2)
11 Oprations Control ↓ 0.5

5S awareness & effectiveness in Materials/Store area & shop floor/work stations area

12 5S↓ 1.0

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Supply Chain Audit
AUDIT RESULTS
Supplier Self No. Max
Minda Evaluation
Assessment Questions
(HIGH PRIORITY) Questions Applicable 25 0
Score 30 0
1_ Phase1 (LOW PRIORITY) Questions Applicable 0 0 25
Score 0 0
Score percentage 60.0% #DIV/0!

(HIGH PRIORITY) Questions Applicable 4 4


Score 4 3.5
2_ Phase2 (LOW PRIORITY) Questions Applicable 7 7 11
Score 250% 4
Score percentage 43.3% 50.0%

(HIGH PRIORITY) Questions Applicable 3 0


Score 3.5 0
3_ Phase3 (LOW PRIORITY) Questions Applicable 6 0 9
Score 3 0
Score percentage 54.2% #DIV/0!

(HIGH PRIORITY) Questions Applicable 3 0


Score 4.5 0
4_ Phase4 (LOW PRIORITY) Questions Applicable 6 0 9
Score 4 0
Score percentage 70.8% #DIV/0!

Total Questions Applicable 54 11


Score total 52 8
Result 54
Total Score percentage 47.7% #DIV/0!
<60 = Red; between 60 and 79% = Yellow; >80 is Green

Rating Summary: Red = 0 - 70%; Yellow = 71 - 89%; Green = 90 - 100% Page 8 of 8

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