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    ISO 9001

    Chapter 7

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    7 PRODUCT REALIZATION

    7.1 Planning of product realization

    7.2 Customer-related processes

    7.3 Design and development

    7.4 Purchasing

    7.5 Production and service provision

    7.6 Control of monitoring and measuring equipment

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    THE PROCESS MAP DEFINITION

    CORE BUSINESS

    Firstlevel processes

    MAIN PROCESSES

    (Level 0)

    SUPPORT PROCESSES

    (Level 0)

    . .

    Second level processes

    Firstlevel processes

    Second level processes

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    Quality policy and objectives

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    ProductRealization

    Organizativechoices

    Management review

    Planning results

    Realization activities planning

    Design input definition

    Customer requirements definition and review

    Communication methods with the customer

    Design and development results

    Design verification and review

    Purchasing material and data

    Inter

    nal

    commun

    ication

    methodsandrules

    Product, services and their documentation

    MissionandVision

    Market needs

    Customer needs

    Stakeholder needs

    Customer returns

    Improvement activity results

    Benchmarking

    QualityMa

    nag.

    Sys.

    Tech. and manag. knowhow (design guides)

    Laws,tech

    nicaland

    econom.p

    rocedures

    Tech. and manag. knowhow (design guides)

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    7.2 Customer

    related processes

    7.3 Design and

    development7.4 Purchasing

    7.5 Production

    and service

    provision

    7.1 Product

    realization

    planning

    Process

    Costraint /

    Objective

    Input Output

    ResourcePolicy and strategyconcerning

    technology,

    economical and

    human resources

    Mission and Vision

    Quality objectivesWho makes what, how, when, where, with which instruments

    and methodologies, which data must be manage and in which

    format...

    7.6 Control of

    monitoring and

    measuring of

    equipment

    THE PRODUCT REALIZATION PROCESS

    VS

    THE PARAGRAPH OF THE CHAPTER 7 OF THE NORM

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    7. 1 Planning of product realization

    The organization shall plan and develop the processes needed for product realization. Planning

    of product realization shall be consistent with the requirements of the other processes of the

    quality management system (see 4.1).

    In planning product realization, the organization shall determine the following, as appropriate:

    a) quality objectives and requirements for the product;

    b) the need to establish processes and documents, and to provide resources specific to the

    product;

    c) required verification, validation, monitoring, measurement, inspection and test activities

    specific to the

    product and the criteria for product acceptance;

    d) records needed to provide evidence that the realization processes and resulting product meet

    requirements (see 4.2.4).

    The output of this planning shall be in a form suitable for the organizations method of

    operations.

    NOTE 1 A document specifying the processes of the quality management system (including the

    product realization processes) and the resources to be applied to a specific product, project or

    contract, can be referred to as a quality plan.

    NOTE 2 The organization may also apply the requirements given in 7.3 to the development of

    product realization processes.

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    THE PLANNING OF THE SINGLE PROCESS

    1. IDENTIFICATION OF CUSTOMER NEEDS

    2. TRANSLATION IN GOALS (THE PROCESS

    OBJECTIVES)

    3. DEFINITION OF: METHODS OF EXECUTION,

    RESPONSIBILITY, RESOURCES4. IDENTIFICATION OF INDICATORS OF PROCESS

    AND RELATED RESULTS CORRELATED WITH

    GOALS

    5. DEFINITION OF SYSTEM FOR MONITORING THEPROCESS

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    THE PROCESS

    INPUT PROCESSO OUTPUT

    material

    instructions

    data

    people

    documents

    tranformation(value added)

    CHECKPOINT

    CHECKPOINT

    CHECKPOINT

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    material

    instructions

    data

    people

    documents

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    7.2 Customer-related processes

    7.2.1 Determination of requirements related to the product

    The organization shall determine

    a) requirements specified by the customer, including the

    requirements for delivery, and for post-delivery activities,

    b) requirements not stated by the customer but necessary forspecified or intended use, where known,

    c) statutory and regulatory requirements applicable to the product,

    and

    d) any additional requirements considered necessary by theorganization.

    NOTE Post delivery activities include, for example, actions under warranty provisions,

    contractual obligations such as maintenance services, and supplementary services such

    as recycling or final disposal.

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    Customer needs

    Directly esplicited by the customer or

    Implicit needs

    They should be supplemented byaspects and characteristics

    which may give acompetitive advantage

    (something additional, innovative, winnin

    include the requirements arising from PRACTICE, TYPICAL USE,

    FEATURES

    that the customer do not always explicit but hes waiting for

    (the market offers normally

    for that class of product) 10

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    Product or

    service

    typologies

    A single job,

    project,prototypic plant

    For the market,

    large series

    Requirements definition

    MarketingContract/order acquisition

    Customer specific and

    Specifications

    (general conditions)

    Product/Service Technical Specific

    Marketing Specific (4P)

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    MARKETING

    Function which plays a connecting role

    between market and company

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    MARKETINGACTIVITIES

    Highlighting the needs

    Definition of market demand and the productvariables" (price, performance, consumption, safety,

    reliability, maintainability, aesthetics , ...)

    Determination of distribution channels

    Definition of promotional activities

    Definition of a system of monitoring and return of

    information from the market (improvement)

    4 P:

    - PRODUCT- PRICE- PLACE- PROMOTION

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    To know the customers needs

    Market analysis Analysis of Specialist Publication

    Development of technology and knowledge

    Customer specific requests

    New legislation or regulations

    Analysis arising from complaints, guarantees databases

    Customers losses, offers not follow by orders

    Analysis of products / services and benchmarking Results of direct investigations (questionnaires, interviews,

    CSI)

    Meetings with Groups (panel) of customers

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    Typical activities of the MARKETING

    MARKET

    RESEARCH

    To know what a

    potential customerdesires

    MARKET TEST

    To know if the product

    has the characteristics

    defined in the marketresearch

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    The data provided by Marketing are

    translated into a series of specificationsthat form the basis for the development of

    product / service design and production

    process

    The SPECIFICATIONS(or specifics)

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    MARKETING

    SPECIFICATION

    Defines the market and productrequirements that make it possible

    to assess the rightness of theproject and the opportunity to

    dedicate resources ( "the four P)

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    CONTRACTUAL

    PRESCRIPTIONS

    GENERALREQUIREMENTS

    TECHNICALSPECIFIC

    TECHNICALREFERENCE

    NORMSAre legal

    prescriptions,usually standard

    for all the product

    Are technicalrequirements

    Are referenceprescriptions

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    7.2 Customer-related processes

    7.2.2 Review of requirements related to the product

    The organization shall review the requirements related to the product.

    This review shall be conducted prior to the organizations

    commitment to supply a product to the customer (e.g. submission

    of tenders, acceptance of contracts or orders, acceptance ofchanges to contracts or orders) and shall ensure that:

    a) product requirements are defined,

    b) contract or order requirements differing from those previously

    expressed are resolved, and

    c) the organization has the ability to meet the defined

    requirements.

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    7.2 Customer-related processes7.2.2 Review of requirements related to the product

    .

    .

    Records of the results of the review and actions arising from the

    review shall be maintained (see 4.2.4)

    Where the customer provides no documented statement ofrequirement, the customer requirements shall be confirmed by the

    organization before acceptance.

    Where product requirements are changed, the organization shall

    ensure that relevant documents are amended and that relevant

    personnel are made aware of the changed requirements.

    NOTE In some situations, such as internet sales, a formal review is impractical for

    each order. Instead the review can cover relevant product information such as

    catalogues or advertising material.

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    REQUIREMENTS REVIEW

    We knowwhat we have

    to do ??

    ORDER

    OFFER??

    We are able to dowhat is asked in the

    order ??

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    It is applied to:

    Supplies of job / project /prototypical product

    Supplies by catalogue orfrom stores (large series)

    Offer

    Imply actions during:

    Order acceptance

    Planning of the

    execution activities

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    REQUIREMENTS REVIEW

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    During the requirements review we haveto examine this kind of aspects:

    - Design aspects

    - Commercial aspects

    - Purchasing

    - Production

    - Quality control

    - Logistics

    - Financial aspects- Research aspeects

    - Respect of laws, rules, practical implication

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    7.2 Customer-related processes

    7.2.3 Customer communication

    The organization shall determine and implement

    effective arrangements for communicating with

    customers in relation to:

    a) product information,

    b) enquiries, contracts or order handling, including

    amendments, and

    c) customer feedback, including customer complaints.

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    COMUNICATION

    FIRM CUSTOMER

    (Product information)

    3 TIMES

    BEFORE THE PURCHASING

    AFTER SALE

    DURING PURCHASING

    (Complaints, satisfaction data)

    (Order management)

    F C

    F C

    F C

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    Product / Service information

    Login methods

    Service characteristics

    Costs

    Customer role(contribution) for the

    quality level of theservice

    .

    PRODUCT SERVICE

    Finding methods

    Product

    characteristics

    Costs

    Use instructions

    .

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    Data from the use of the product

    Analysis of defects and waste, problems encounteredin the production and delivery and installationactivities (testing, commissioning and start-up ...)

    Back from assistance and maintenance services Number of spare parts, replacements, guarantees

    intervention, complaints, lawsuits

    Inspections and Monitoring activities on some

    Products / Services Reliability databases

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    7.3 Design and Development

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    DESIGN AND

    DEVELOPMENTSet ofprocesses that transforms requirements into specified

    characteristics or into the specification of a product, process

    or system.

    Note 1 The terms "design" and "development" are sometimes used

    synonymously and sometimes used to define different stages of

    the overall design and development process.

    Note 2 A qualifier can be applied to indicate the nature of what is

    being designed and developed (e.g. product design anddevelopment or process design and development).

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    PROJECT

    Unique process, consisting of a set of coordinated and controlled activitieswith start and finish dates, undertaken to achieve an objective conforming

    to specific requirements, including the constraints of time, cost and

    resources

    PROJECT OR JOB OR PROJECT RESULTS

    The object (product / service / system) of a set of design activities or more

    generally productive activities or a their part (a study, a construction, an

    installation, a maintenance service)"

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    DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

    TODAY

    Design (the traditional meaning, the "what") Development (industrialization, the "how")

    Analysis and evaluations (including economic)

    Planning activities and scheduling

    Studies (from marketing to production,maintenance, logistics internal and externalsecurity and the environment, studies ofreliability, qualification, process ...)

    Establishing instructions, procedures, manuals

    Software development

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    Project typical phases

    Needs analysis

    New product requirements

    definition

    Function analysis and

    project definition

    Project Planning activities Identification and control of

    the interfaces

    Preliminary design

    Feasibility Study

    Choice solution

    Optimizing project

    parameters

    Analysis of producibility

    Design reviews

    Design detail: draft system

    Design detail: component

    desing

    Engineering

    Assessment (DesignReview)

    Classification of the

    project

    Pre-production

    Full production and use

    Assessment (DesignReview)

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    D&D PLANNING

    GENERAL PLANNING

    SPECIFIC PLANNING: DESIGN

    PLAN (OR SCHEDULE) (for a

    specific product or project)

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    Management(the system)

    Technical(the know-how)

    Procedures

    Standarddocuments

    Organizative and

    informative

    system

    Design guide

    Similar and passedproject

    Qualified people,methods, codes andsoftware

    Project modularityand standartization

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    D&D PLANNING

    GENERAL

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    The general management level

    D&D planning

    HAS THE PURPOSE OF DEFINING, BEFORE

    THE PROJECT ACTIVITIES START, SOMEORGANIZATIONAL AND

    METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS AND THE

    OPERATING METHODS IN DETAIL WITH

    WHICH THE STAGES OF KEY DESIGN

    WILL BE CARRIED ON

    Wh t b t ?

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    The Organizational Structure for D&D Definition of "Interfaces" internal and external

    Exchange of technical information between the various groups or persons, both internaland external

    Standardization and management of technical documents (writing, review, approval,distribution, change ...)

    Collection and storage of design documents

    Supervision at the Governing level Training of personnel involved in the design

    Identification of data input

    Determination of levels of quality, acceptance criteria and documentation for parts orcomponents

    Implementation of reviews of design and verifications

    Execution of audits on design activities

    Availability of data, information, test results, codes of calculation Control of changes in design process

    Preparing the draft documents

    Relations with control bodies, suppliers, customers and client in respect of design activities

    Development of specific phases of design activities, including: preliminary or conceptualprojects, construction projects ...

    What about ?

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    THE DEFINITION OF ROLES, RESPONSIBILITIES AND LINES OF

    COMMUNICATION WITHIN THE DESIGN GROUP

    Typical organizative structure:

    MATRIX

    FUNCIONAL

    INTEGRATED (Platform, Room, )

    TASK-FORCE

    The organizative aspects

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    INTERFACES

    INTERNAL

    Relations between differentpeople or groups design of

    the same organization

    EXTERNAL

    Relations between differentpeople or groups design of

    different organizations

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    THE PROCEDURES

    To do planned and systematic design activities To mantain a suitable know-how into the firm

    The design results could be in a series ofDOCUMENTS

    Is necessary that

    The layout

    The contents

    The management method

    Must be preventiveestablished in suitable

    PROCEDURES, STANDARDOR COMPANY PRACTICES

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    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

    It defines, in the most possible precise and

    detailed way, the characteristics andattributes of a particular product, process

    or service

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    SPECIFICATION OF A PROCESS

    It defines the characteristics of production

    (processes) to create a product conform tothe technical specification.

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    PURCHASING SPECIFICATION

    Developed during the D&D process to define

    those components that is not economical todesign or produce internal to the firm.

    (For example: a specific purchase of an electric

    motor)

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    TECHNICAL REPORT

    There are exposed: the development of

    preliminary studies, draft projects, applied

    research, parts of executive projects, the

    justification of decisions, the developing of

    passed experiences usable for subsequent

    applications.

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    Typical contents in a technical report

    Title

    Name of the author

    Contents

    Introduction

    Technical specification (eventually)

    Introducing to the descripted problems

    Development of the solutions

    Conclusions

    References

    Appendexes

    List of symbols

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    CALCULUS NOTES

    Describe methods of calculation (formulasapplicable criteria, etc. ...), exposing insequential steps for obtaining the result.

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    GRID OR QUALITY CONTROL PLAN

    It consists of one or more sheets, in tabular formatmatrix, where the stages of monitoring and

    measurement (inspection, testing, or generically"controls") are listed in sequence at the point where

    the component is realized.

    In the frequently case, that it shows also the stages ofmanufacture in correspondence of which the check

    activities must be done, it is called Manufacture andControl Plan

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    Other typical documents

    DRAWING

    DIAGRAMS, FLOWSHEET

    SCHEDULING DOCUMENTS

    INSTRUCTIONS

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    SYSTEMS

    Sub-systems

    components

    THT FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION

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    A functional classification is important to:

    Make reliability analysis

    Establish an identification and traceability

    system

    Control the configuration

    Give a different level of importance to the

    elements

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    Product Data Management andEngineering Document Management

    It is an application platform thatallows you to identify, create,edit and store PARTS

    (documents) relating to aproject or product and relatedinformation and define, modifyand perform the procedures forapproval and issuance of

    documents (in particular areequipped with tools formanaging Images)

    THE PART

    THE DOCUMENT

    THE PDM SYSTEM

    THE EDM SYSTEM

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    WORK BREAKDOWN

    STRUCTURE

    The overall project is split into sub-

    projects and visualized through a tree

    The scheduling is done on individual

    elements componing the overall project

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    Product

    System BSystem A System C

    Subsystem B.2Subsystem B.1 Subsystem B.3

    Component B.2.2Component B.2.1 Component B.2.3

    Sub-componentB.2.2.2.2.2.1

    Sub-componentB.2.2.2.2.2.2

    Sub-componentB.2.2.2.2.2.3

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    THE KNOW-HOW

    (the technical memory)

    The rapidly

    changing market

    requires the

    reduction of

    development time ofnew products

    The process ofdevelopment of newproducts progressesthrough the creation

    and exchange ofinformation

    THEREFORE IS FUNDAMENTAL TO STORE ANDINCREASE INFORMATION ACQUIRED ASSET

    Th t t l k h i

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    The most common cause to lose know-how isthe SUBJECTIVITY of the information and data

    To make objective know-how informationthe management of data must be done

    through:

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    D&D PLANNING

    SPECIFIC PLANNING

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    DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

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    DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

    Set of processes that transforms requirements intospecified characteristics or into thespecification of a product, process or system.

    Requirements /input

    data

    phaseA

    validation

    Design review

    phaasen

    verification

    phase A

    verification

    phase n

    Outputelements

    Inputelements

    Productspecification and

    processesproduction

    specification

    Prototype orproduct

    DEFINTION ISO 9000:2005

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    DESIGN (project) PLAN

    One or more documents prepared before issuing,use a document and / or start a project.

    It can be constituted by:

    - Document lists

    - flowsheet

    - block diagrams

    - forms

    - reticular diagram

    - matrix tables

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    DOCUMENT LIST

    (ENGINEERING SCHEDULE)

    Sequential list of documents which are expected to be

    necessary to issue or use, with an indication of:

    Responsibility (writing, approval, interfaces)

    Input / output (links with other documents)

    Assessment design points (verification, design review,

    qualification, validation)

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    FLOWSHEET

    Sequential flow of the development of design,with an indication of:

    Individual activities or actions (calculations,

    analysis and technical assessments and

    economic issue design documents, studies

    process, etc)

    Responsibilities

    Documents issued / used (inputs, outputs,interface)

    The assessment activities

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    7.3.2 Design and development inputs

    Inputs relating to product requirements shall be determined and

    records maintained (See 4.2.4). These inputs shall include

    a) functional and performance requirements,

    b) applicable statutory and regulatory requirements,

    c) where applicable, information derived from previous similar

    designs, andd) other requirements essential for design and development.

    The inputs shall be reviewed for adequacy.

    Requirements shall be complete, unambiguous and not in conflict

    with each other.

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    CONTRACTUAL

    REQUIREMENTS

    GENERALREQUIREMENTS

    TECHNICALSPECIFIC

    TECHNICALREFERENCE

    NORMSAre legal

    prescriptions,usually standard

    for all the product

    Are technicalrequirements

    Are referenceprescriptions

    MARKETING SPECIFICATION

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    MARKETING SPECIFICATION(Requirements Form, Concept Plan)

    PRODUCT SPECIFICATION(Product Brief)

    It defines the characteristics of the product to answer to

    the customers needs

    It defines the market and product requirements that makepossible to assess the goodness of the project and the

    opportunity to dedicate resources ( "the four P")

    PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

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    PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONcontents example

    1. PURPOSE

    2. APPLICATION3. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS4. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS5. REQUIREMENTS OF MARKET

    5.1. Life cycle (commercial) of theproduct

    5.2. Segment the concerned market5.3. Customer requirements

    6. FEATURES OF OPERATION6.1. Operating conditions andenvironmental6.2. Ergonomic needs

    6.3. The period of life-cycle6.4. Decommissioning (year-end)

    7. FEATURES7.1. Aesthetics7.2. Design7.3. Materials

    8. MANUFACTURE

    8.1. Productive processes8.2. Time development8.3. Costs

    9. INSTALLATION AND USE9.1. Transportation9.2. Maintenance

    10. PACKAGING ANDCONSERVATION

    11. APPLICABLE LAWS

    12. Q.A. REQUIREMENTS

    12.1. Documentation12.2. Security12.3. Tests

    13. RELIABILITY14. LEGAL ASPECTS

    Attachments

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    7.3.3 Design and development outputs

    The outputs of design and development shall be in a form suitable forverification against the design and development input and shall be

    approved prior to release.

    Design and development outputs shall

    a) meet the input requirements for design and development,

    b) provide appropriate information for purchasing, production and for

    service provision,

    c) contain or reference product acceptance criteria, and

    d) specify the characteristics of the product that are essential for its safe

    and proper use.

    NOTE Information for production and service provision may include

    details for the preservation of product.

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    Main DOCUMENTS: design anddevelopment outputs

    DRAWINGS

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

    TECHNICAL REPORTS AND NOTES OF CALCULATION

    STUDIES AND PROCESS SPECIFICATIONS

    PURCHASING SPECIFICATIONS

    PLANS AND PROCEDURES / INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRODUCTION AND /

    OR CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT

    DIAGRAMS, FLOW SHEET

    DOCUMENTS OF SCHEDULING

    LIST EQUIPMENT AND COMPONENTS

    PROCEDURES, INSTRUCTIONS

    SPECIFICATIONS, MANUALS, PROCEDURES / INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE

    CONSERVATION, TRANSPORT, SERVICE

    D&D i ifi ti d lid ti

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    D&D review, verification and validation

    7.3.4 Design and development review

    At suitable stages, systematic reviews of design and development shall be performed in accordancewith planned arrangements (see 7.3.1)

    a) to evaluate the ability of the results of design and development to meet requirements, and b) toidentify any problems and propose necessary actions.

    Participants in such reviews shall include representatives of functions concerned with the designand development stage(s) being reviewed. Records of the results of the reviews and any necessaryactions shall be maintained (see 4.2.4).

    7.3.5 Design and development verification

    Verification shall be performed in accordance with planned arrangements (see 7.3.1) to ensure thatthe design and development outputs have met the design and development input requirements.Records of the results of the verification and any necessary actions shall be maintained (see 4.2.4).

    7.3.6 Design and development validation

    Design and development validation shall be performed in accordance with planned arrangements

    (see 7.3.1) to ensure that the resulting product is capable of meeting the requirements for thespecified application or intended use, where known. Wherever practicable, validation shall becompleted prior to the delivery or implementation of the product. Records of the results ofvalidation and any necessary actions shall be

    maintained (see 4.2.4).

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    DESIGN REVIEW AND VERIFICATION

    They concern specific aspects of theproject (choices, assumptions,calculations) and a maximumsingle document

    There are several

    They may consist of alternativecalculations, testing, independentverification, comparison withsimilar projects

    They concern the whole projectand therefore all documents

    produced

    Few

    They are carried out at certain

    stages of project development

    DESIGNVERIFICATION

    DESIGNREVIEW

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    Design verification methods

    Comparative methods like alternative calculations toverify the correctness of calculations and performedanalyses

    Independent verification to check the correctness of theoriginal calculations and / or other design activities

    Tests, simulations or experiments

    Comparison of the new project with an similar alreadyexperienced

    Examination of documents before issuing

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    DESIGN REVIEW

    Systematic and documented reviews of the

    design results.

    They have the objective to identify and

    anticipate inadequacies of the project might

    cause problems, to begin corrective action to

    ensure that the final project complies with therequirements of the customer.

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    According to the temporal stages of execution, we

    distinguish the following types of DESIGN REVIEW

    PRELIMINARY DESIGN REVIEW

    REQUIREMENTS REVIEW

    INTERMEDIATE DESIGN REVIEW (before the

    purchasing, a test session)

    FINAL DESIGN REVIEW (before production, assembly,

    final test, installation)

    SUITABILITY TO MARKET INTRODUCING DESIGNREVIEW

    NEW QUALIFICATION OF THE PROJECT

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    Demonstrated capability

    to respond to thespecified requirements

    Demonstrated

    capabiility to respondto the requirements of

    use

    QUALIFICATION AND VALIDATION OFTHE PROJECT

    QUALIFICATION VALIDATION

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    PLANT FOR MEDICINES FOR A PHARMACEUTICALI NDUSTRY

    GENERALREQUIREMENTS==>

    Designqualification

    Designvalidation

    (performance requirements, tests tobe overcome, the size and interface)

    implement all the tests planned to

    reproduce the operating conditionsof the plant (facility)

    can be made during the installation,making it work with "real" medicines totreat and analyzing the results of testsand inspections carried out during aninitial period of operation set point.

    DESIGN VALIDATION FOR A

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    DESIGN VALIDATION FOR A

    MANUFACTURED PRODUCT

    An evaluation of the project carried out at different timesthrough:

    ANALYTICAL METHODS

    Tests on prototype, modelsor samplesAlternative calculusComparison with similarproject

    FMEA

    Failure tree analysis (FTA)Risk analysis

    VERIFICHE DI PROGETTO

    DESIGN REVIEW

    FINAL TESTS

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    7.3.7 Control of design and development

    changes

    Design and development changes shall be identified and recordsmaintained. The changes shall be reviewed,

    verified and validated, as appropriate, and approved before

    implementation. The review of design anddevelopment changes shall include evaluation of the effect ofthe changes on constituent parts and product

    already delivered.

    Records of the results of the review of changes and anynecessary actions shall be maintained (see 4.2.4).

    Control of design and development

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    Control of design and development

    changes

    PLANNING METHOD OF APPROVAL OF

    CHANGES fairly rigid:

    all changes must be identified,registered

    reviewed

    (in some cases) PROVIDE THE NOTICE TO

    CUSTOMER

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    7.4 PURCHASING

    7.4.1 Purchasing process

    The organization shall ensure that purchased productconforms to specified purchase requirements. The typeand extent of control applied to the supplier and thepurchased product shall be dependent upon the effect ofthe purchased product on subsequent productrealization or the final product.

    The organization shall evaluate and select suppliers basedon their ability to supply product in accordance with theorganizations requirements. Criteria for selection,

    evaluation and re-evaluation shall be established.Records of the results of evaluations and any necessary

    actions arising from the evaluation shall be maintained(see 4.2.4).

    7 4 2 P h i i f i

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    7.4.2 Purchasing information

    Purchasing information shall describe the product to bepurchased, including where appropriate

    a) requirements for approval of product, procedures,

    processes and equipment,

    b) requirements for qualification of personnel, and

    c) quality management system requirements.

    The organization shall ensure the adequacy of specified

    purchase requirements prior to their communication

    to the supplier.

    7.4.3 Verification of purchased

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    7.4.3 Verification of purchased

    product

    The organization shall establish and implement the

    inspection or other activities necessary for ensuring

    that purchased product meets specified purchase

    requirements.Where the organization or its customer intends to

    perform verification at the suppliers premises, the

    organization shall state the intended verification

    arrangements and method of product release in the

    purchasing information.

    PURCHASING ACTIVITIES

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    PURCHASING ACTIVITIES

    PLANNING

    definition of a policy for supplies and an appropriatedevelopment plan

    the definition of processes, responsibilities and necessaryresources

    establishment of procedures and standards for themanagement and control of activities

    developing awareness and training plans of personnel

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    THE PURCHASING ACTIVITIES

    must consider as a priority final customer needs

    must be planned and kept under control

    must provide verification methods that result in

    benefits for both the supplier and the buyer

    must be such as to establish close working

    relationship between supplier and buyer and a

    system of information return useful for both

    PURCHASING DOCUMENTS

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    PURCHASING DOCUMENTS

    DEFINITION

    Defining the requirements of supply, to besent to the supplier in the form of:

    SPECIFIC OR SUPPLY CONTRACT

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

    OTHER REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

    PURCHASING DOCUMENT

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    CONTENTS

    LIMITS AND EXTENSION OF SUPPLY

    TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

    Q.A. REQUIREMENTS

    RIGHT OF ACCESS FOR THE BUYER TO THE

    SUPPLIER PLANTS AND DOCUMENTATION

    REQUIREMENTS FOR DOCUMENTATION

    Purchasing specification: an

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    g p

    example of contents

    Contents, Foreword, Definitions

    The purpose of specific

    The function of the specific

    Physical and functional interfaces

    Documents and references

    Terms of installation, use, construction or storage of the product or material Features

    Performance (or behaviour)

    Life Cycle

    Reliability

    Monitoring and Quality Assurance

    Packaging and shipping

    Information from supplier to the user

    Service after sales

    Documentation

    Great series production

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    Great series production

    Requested documents

    Conformity declaration

    Configuration design and specificationsUser and maintenance manuals

    .

    Prototypical production

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    Quality manual and plan

    Specific operative procedures

    Scheduling of activities document

    Planning and programming documents

    Notes of calculus, analysis

    Quality records

    Prototypical production

    Requested documents

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    DOCUMENT PRESCRIPTIONS

    FOR IMPORTANTPROJECT

    may be contained in one ormore SUITABLE

    DOCUMENTS formingan integrated part of the

    contract documents

    IN THE OTHER CASES

    May be contained withthe contractual

    documents or with

    the Q.A.prescriptions

    The contractual aspects

    (Agreement on Q A )

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    (Agreement on Q.A.)

    Criteria with which the buyer can obtain Quality

    Assurance by the supplier Confidence in Quality System supplier

    Presentation during the delivery of specific data

    tests, checks and records relating to the controlof the process

    Tests, inspections on 100% executed by the

    supplier Tests, inspections on the delivered batch of

    samples, carried out by the supplier

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    follows Agreement on Q.A

    Implement a Q.A. system as specified by theorganization (for example, ISO 9001 or more)

    Periodic assessment, carried out by the organization

    or a third party (Certification) of SQ provider

    Inspection at receiving

    Internal (in the organization) selection in the course of

    (installation, for example)

    AQ prescriptions

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    Q p p

    Contractual constraint

    The prescriptions are prepared specially for the

    product, service or supplied material, graduate in

    relation to the needs ( "tailoring")

    Products, services or materials are divided and

    grouped into homogeneous groups, who are

    associated appropriate A.Q. prescriptions (reported

    in special Q.A. Specifications)

    Graduation of the Q.A. prescriptions

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    It consists in dividing the subject of supply,

    such as a product or a service, in its various

    components, parts or activities in relation tocriticality and the difficulty of verifying the

    quality with checks and establish for each of

    them a control level to which associate the

    more suitable requirements of quality

    assurance

    Graduation of the Q.A. prescriptions

    (The Item Control Level)

    Graduation criteria

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    Graduation criteria

    THE COMPLEXITY of the project and / or theproduction of component

    THE DETECTABILITY of any functional problems

    THE PROBABILITY to cause a malfunction THE POSSIBILITIES / EASY TO RESTORE

    (accessibility, maintenance difficulties, availability of

    spare parts)

    The consequences in terms of security and COSTS

    (LEGAL or LOSS OF MARKET AND IMAGE)

    AQ graduation prescriptions

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    Q g p p

    Contro levelAQ PRESCRIPTIONS

    ISO 9001 + DP + QRISO 9001 + Changes control

    ISO 9001

    Conformity Declaration

    Storing and delivery process control

    ISO 9001 + QP + MS + DP + QR1

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    4

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    Supplied products control

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    ASSESSMENT CHECK-LIST

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    CONCERNS ALL THE ISSUES AND HASTHE PURPOSE OF MAKING A PLANNEDAND SYSTEMATIC EVALUATION

    CAN ASSOCIATE A DIFFERENT WEIGHTTO THE QUESTIONS (MORE CRITICALISSUES OF OTHER)

    CAN BE A REFERENCE FOR AQUESTIONNAIRE FOR PRE-ASSESSMENTOF POTENTIAL SUPPLIERS

    Why a direct assessment ?

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    Why a direct assessment ?

    Supplier of high importance for quality

    Conformity with requirements not be found with only checkson the finished product

    Suppliers taken into consideration for the first time andsupplies which require the adoption of a complete QualitySystem

    Unavailability of adequate documentation of the SupplierQuality System

    Not significant or obsolete data on previous experiences ofsupplier

    Deficiency in the documentation of the Quality System

    supplier Supplier considered of strategic value not only for

    conformity, but also for issues of cost, innovation,development time

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    Supplier areas evaluated

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    Supplier areas evaluatedGeneral

    organizationaspects

    Technicalaspects

    Quality

    managmentsystem

    Dimension

    Administrative,

    economical and

    financial

    capabilities

    Image and presence

    on the market

    Partnership

    Organization Design and

    developmentmethods

    Productionmethods,

    insutrments andpersonnelcharacteristics

    Time to market

    Service level

    The ISO 9001

    prescriptionsor othernorms

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    Supplier selection

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    Supplier selection

    Effectiveness

    Capability to supply

    product conform to theprescripted

    requirements

    Efficiency

    Capability to supply

    innovative product

    with competitivecosts and in reduced

    time.

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    COMAKER SUPPLIERS

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    COMAKER SUPPLIERS

    Continuous long-term relation,

    with training and with involvementin all phases of achieving theproduct

    Technical and financial assistance

    Contracts economically convenientto both parties

    Involvement in the qualityperceived by the end customer

    This is a selected and qualified supplier,

    with which the buyer establishes apartnership based on:

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    The inspector

    (series production)

    Evaluate the suitability of supplier for eachproduct line

    Approve the quality control planning documents(grids of control, QC plans) from the supplier, heis present in some relevant stages

    Make with the supplier a continuous exchange ofinformation

    Maintains liaison with technical bodies of theirorganization to solve quality problems

    Meetings before the start of the activities

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    CONCERN

    Content and meanings of contracts

    Planning intervention of the buyer to assessthe performance of supplier

    Techniques, tests, inspections and special

    procedures that the supplier intends to use

    Conditions for exchange of information and

    documents

    Meetings before the start of the activities

    M ti d i th ti

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    Examine the qualitative trends of thesupply

    Resolve any disputes or failures emergedduring the course of supply

    Meetings during the operations

    SUPPLY ACCEPTANCE

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    CHECKS (inspections) AT THE

    ESTABLISHMENT OF SUPPLIER

    INSPECTION AT RECEIPT

    EXAMINATION OF

    DOCUMENTATION THAT PROVEQUALITY LEVEL

    FREE-PASS

    INSPECTION AND TESTS AFTER USE(PROCESSING, ASSEMBLY,INSTALLATION)

    CHECKS (inspections) AT THE

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    CHECKS (inspections) AT THESUPPLIER PLANT

    The product is vital for reasons of

    security, reliability, cost, timing ..

    It is difficult to ascertain the qualityafter delivery

    The design, manufacture or testing are

    complex or unusual

    ACCEPTANCE / QUALIFICATION LEVEL OF THE

    SUPPLIER

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    SUPPLIER

    The level of severity to accept their suppliedmaterial depends on:

    Declaration of conformity of the batch by the supplier

    Supplier assessment / qualification (Second Part) Certification of the supplier (Third Part)

    Verifications carried out at the supplier plant

    Experience (past) available about the supplier

    INSPECTION AT RECEIPT

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    The design, manufacture or testing of the

    product are simple or common

    The qualitative characteristics are visible even

    on the finished product with common or

    automated testing or inspections The inspection at reception is not critic to the

    integrity, the functions or to preserve the

    product

    What to inspect at receipt

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    Completeness of the product in all its components

    Efficacy of protective packaging, conditioning methods

    Absence of broken or deforming

    Check the most significant size / dimension

    Level of the lubricants Freedom of rotating parts movement

    Other controls applicable (and non-destructive testing,

    chemical analysis on samples ...)

    Documentation / Record provided

    INSPECTION AT RECEIPT

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    S C O C

    Suitable area to put the products waiting forcontrol / check

    Use of cards of different shape and color to

    identify the materials:

    - conform

    - not conform

    - waiting to acceptance

    ACCEPTANCE

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    ACCEPTANCE

    METHODS

    INSPECTION AT 100%

    SAMPLING ACCEPTANCE

    SAMPLING ACCEPTANCE

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    SAMPLING ACCEPTANCE

    The number of samples in the batch to be

    examined depends:

    - the level of acceptable quality (LQA)

    - the adoption of systems capable of

    providing an adequate level of confidence of

    conformity with the specified requirements

    (qualification level of the supplier)

    ACCEPTANCE THROUGH DOCUMENT

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    ACCEPTANCE THROUGH DOCUMENT

    ANALYSIS (RECORDS )

    Products with elementary design, involvingstandard materials, processes and tests.

    The products were previously subject to afeedback of their quality, as required by thePlan of Quality, procedures and / orspecifications, through qualification tests,

    sampling and inspections on batchs.

    CONFORMITY DECLARATION (STATEMENT)

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    It allows the identification of products and related

    requirements

    Indicates deviations from requirements, precises

    causes and adopted methods with whom were

    assessed and resolved exemptions and Non-conformities

    It is signed by a responsible function of the supplier

    It is written according to an appropriate procedure

    Declare the quality of the delivered product inaccordance with the requests, "guaranteed" bythe "controls" ( "System") to which the product

    was submitted by supplier

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    INSPECTION AND TEST

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    AFTER THE USE

    It is difficult or impossible to verify thequality of a product, if not after the

    assembly, installation and / or putting into

    service The product should be implemented to or

    placed within an integrated system

    The functional characteristics of theproduct are visible only during its use

    FREE-PASS

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    Quality oriented approach

    Competence and technical capabilities on materialsand utilized processes

    Structure that "guarantee" the quality through

    suitable systems of prevention and control

    Possibility by the customer, to conduct checks on

    Management System for Quality

    The absence of acceptance checksrequires that the supplier has at least

    the following requirements:

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    FREE-PASS

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    FREE PASS

    Pre-requirements: Preventive assessment resulted positive of

    the supplier

    Objective evidence on the quality of the

    supply (ex: check 100% on the firstsupplied batches)

    The product is accompanied usually by adocument that guarantees the quality

    according to the characteristics requiredby the customer (statement of conformity)or according to the conducted tests(qualification)

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    7.5.1 Control of production and service provision

    The organization shall plan and carry out production andservice provision under controlled conditions.

    Controlled conditions shall include, as applicable

    a) the availability of information that describes the characteristics ofthe product,

    b) the availability of work instructions, as necessary,

    c) the use of suitable equipment,

    d) the availability and use of monitoring and measuring equipment,e) the implementation of monitoring and measurement, and

    f) the implementation of product release, delivery and post-deliveryactivities.

    7.5.2 Validation of processes for production and

    service provision

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    service provision

    The organization shall validate any processes for production

    and service provision where the resulting output cannot be

    verified by subsequent monitoring or measurement and as a

    consequence, deficiencies become apparent only after the

    product is in use or the service has been delivered.

    Validation shall demonstrate the ability of these processes to

    achieve planned results. The organization shall establish

    arrangements for these processes including, as applicable

    a) defined criteria for review and approval of the processes, b) approval of equipment and qualification of personnel,

    c) use of specific methods and procedures,

    d) requirements for records (see 4.2.4), and

    e) revalidation.

    7.5.3 Identification and traceability

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    Where appropriate, the organization shall identify theproduct by suitable means throughout productrealization. The organization shall identify theproduct status with respect to monitoring andmeasurement requirements throughout productrealization. Where traceability is a requirement, theorganization shall control the unique identification ofthe product and maintain records (see 4.2.4).

    NOTE In some industry sectors, configuration management is a means bywhich identification and traceability are maintained.

    7.5.4 Customer property

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    The organization shall exercise care with customer

    property while it is under the organizations control

    or being used by the organization. The organization

    shall identify, verify, protect and safeguard

    customer property provided for use orincorporation into the product. If any customer

    property is lost, damaged or otherwise found to be

    unsuitable for use, the organization shall report this

    to the customer and maintain records (see 4.2.4).

    NOTE Customer property can include intellectual property and personal

    data.

    7.5.5 Preservation of product

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    The organization shall preserve the productduring internal processing and delivery to theintended destination in order to maintain

    conformity to requirements. As applicable,preservation shall include identification,handling, packaging, storage and protection.Preservation shall also apply to the constituent

    parts of a product.

    Typical documents for planning and controlled

    management of the production activities for a

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    management of the production activities for a

    manufactured product

    BILL OF MATERIALS

    OPERATION SCHEDULE(WORKING SCHEDULE)

    CONTROL GRID OR QUALITYCONTROL PLAN

    PROCEDURES AND OPERATIVEINSTRUCTIONS TO WORK ANDCONTROL

    FORMS TO COLLECT DATA

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    BILL OF MATERIALS

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    BILL OF MATERIALS

    It is a list of all components (referring to the

    finished product or its sub-systems),organized to highlight the parent-child

    relationship between them.

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    OPERATION

    SCHEDULE

    List of operations necessary to realize acomponent of a product or system

    The operation schedule

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    The operation schedule

    must

    be prepared for each component of the

    product

    specify the machinery, equipment,instructions, procedures and how much

    more necessary for the suitable

    implementation of each phase of each

    operation

    submit a brief description of each stage,

    with an explanatory sketch (drawing)

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    The operation schedule

    Production of greatseries

    not follows theproduct at different

    realizative stages used in the initialstage of production

    Prototypical production follows the productduring the productiveprocess

    it is the reference forthe execution of all theoperations

    GRID OR CONTROL PLAN

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    GRID OR CONTROL PLAN

    Prepared for planning control activities

    for a specific product

    It is a "map" of checks that the

    organization must play along the stages

    of the operating schedule

    It can be used to give "confidence" to the

    capacity of the organization

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    CONTROL PLAN

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    It consists of one or more sheets, in tabular format

    matrix, where are listed in sequence the stages of

    verification (inspection, testing, testing or control)

    expected at the manufacturing activities of a material

    or component.

    Frequently, it shows the stages of manufacture in

    correspondence of which the checks must be done.

    Then it is called Manufacture and Control Plan

    CONTROL PLAN

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    For each phase (dimensional verification, chemical analysis, ultrasound

    control ) should be indicated:

    The reference documentation (specific rule,

    procedure) for values and acceptance criteriaResponsibilities (who performs verification,

    accepts.)

    The phases under which the buyer or a Third Control

    Officer plan to participate with a representative

    (phases "binding"), stages "to be notified" ..

    The Recording Quality issue (Reports test)

    PROCESS CONTROL

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    Process capacity assessment

    Choice of variables of control

    Control may be

    Direct (variables and attributes of the process which

    materials, machinery and equipment, behaviour, )

    Indirect (samples taken from production)

    Often control is both directly and indirectly

    Who controls the process ?

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    The check can bemade by:

    with automatization

    procedures

    others

    the same operator

    which makesoperation

    Methods to control the process

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    The process control uses:

    statistics

    (Statistical Process Control)

    and/or

    procedures (eventually qualified) and/orconsolidated practices (the recipes")

    V lid ti

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    Validation

    Confirmation, supported by objective

    evidence, that the requirements for a

    specific use or purpose have beensatisfied

    Qualification / Validation

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    Tests conducted to develop and demonstrate the

    suitability of a process so-called special (heattreatment, welding, sterilization, cooking.)

    Analysis, studies, real or simulated tests to

    identify the best conditions for implementing anddemonstrate the conformity of a productionprocess (assembly, machining, chemicaltransformation.) or of a service provision

    (maintenance, reception desks to a customer,providing a lesson in a class, running alaboratory test)

    Control, identification and

    t bilit f d t t i l

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    traceability of product or materials

    Conformity of the materials before being placed in theprocesses

    Traceability: Relation between a part or material

    (identification) and its "history" (supplier, testing,status of verification, use, modification/configuration)

    Identification: the "name" and "surname" (unique) ofa part, material or product made by marking or

    labeling maintained from receipt to installation

    Identification

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    Purchased product IDENTIFICATION AT RECEPTION

    Product

    IDENTIFICATION DURING THE PRODUCTION

    Finished product

    TRACEABILITY DURING STORING,

    DELIVERING AND INSTALLATION (USE)

    IDENTIFICATION CODES

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    Physical localization Functional

    Referring to drawing, manuals and parts

    list

    Removable

    Unique identification

    IDENTIFICATION CODES

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    Unique identification

    The code is associated permanently to

    the part/component

    Reference for test reports, changes,maintenance activities...

    Type of component

    Code (alfanumeric) of unique

    identification of theproduct/component/material

    7.6 Control of monitoring and measuring equipmentThe organization shall determine the monitoring and measurement to be undertaken and the

    monitoring and measuring equipment needed to provide evidence of conformity of product todetermined requirements

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    determined requirements.

    The organization shall establish processes to ensure that monitoring and measurement can becarried out and are carried out in a manner that is consistent with the monitoring and

    measurement requirements.Where necessary to ensure valid results, measuring equipment shall

    a) be calibrated and/or verified, or both, at specified intervals, or prior to use, against measurementstandards traceable to international or national measurement standards; where no suchstandards exist, the basis used for calibration or verification shall be recorded (see 4.2.4);

    b) be adjusted or re-adjusted as necessary;

    c) have identification in order to determine its calibration status;

    d) be safeguarded from adjustments that would invalidate the measurement result;e) be protected from damage and deterioration during handling, maintenance and storage.

    In addition, the organization shall assess and record the validity of the previous measuring resultswhen the equipment is found not to conform to requirements. The organization shall takeappropriate action on the equipment and any product affected. Records of the results ofcalibration and verification shall be maintained (see 4.2.4).

    When used in the monitoring and measurement of specified requirements, the ability of computersoftware to satisfy the intended application shall be confirmed. This shall be undertaken prior toinitial use and reconfirmed as necessary.