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Hi, Does anyone have any experience of setting up FMEA'... - May 12, 2005 by

Your customer knows what's correct, but we'd expect a unique... - May 12, 2005 by davef

davef is right, what we have done is that for every step in ... - May 18, 2005 by

Thanks guys, thats pretty much what we have done as well, j... - May 19, 2005 by

dougs: Tell us how you do. ... - May 19, 2005 by davef

dougs

#34207

FMEA | 12 May, 2005

Hi,

Does anyone have any experience of setting up FMEA's for automotive customers? We have a batch to run for a customer and are looking into the FMEA's at the moment. It seems that the FMEA should be done each time a product is introduced, I think that we could do a separate FMEA for each process and attach these as a generic FMEA to the final PPAP package. Has anyone else had any experience of doing this and is it acceptable to automotive customers?

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davef

#34226

FMEA | 12 May, 2005

Your customer knows what's correct, but we'd expect a unique FMEA for each process used in the quality plan and control plans to mitigate issues identified in the FMEA.

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Zsolt

#34319

FMEA | 18 May, 2005

davef is right, what we have done is that for every step in the flowchart we made a separate FMEA. Not only machine and process steps but also warehouse and product handling, identification, etc.

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dougs

#34341

FMEA | 19 May, 2005

Thanks guys, thats pretty much what we have done as well, just wanted to check that it's ok to do it this way rather than do a full FMEA for a product. We'll know for sure in a couple of weeks when we hand in the PPAP.

cheers

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davef

#34346

FMEA | 19 May, 2005

dougs: Tell us how you do.

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