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Product Identification-SOP

This standard operating procedure outlines the product identification system used by XXXX Corporation. It describes how purchased, in-process, and final products are identified using unique numbers, codes, labels, or tags. Product identification is maintained from receipt of materials through production, assembly, storage, and shipment to allow for traceability. Engineering and production records are used to correlate part numbers to drawings and work orders to individual manufactured products.

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Product Identification-SOP

This standard operating procedure outlines the product identification system used by XXXX Corporation. It describes how purchased, in-process, and final products are identified using unique numbers, codes, labels, or tags. Product identification is maintained from receipt of materials through production, assembly, storage, and shipment to allow for traceability. Engineering and production records are used to correlate part numbers to drawings and work orders to individual manufactured products.

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Standard Operating Procedure No.

DATE: Rev. NR
XXXX Corporation Supersedes: NA
Reviewed:
Effective Date:
Prepared by: Approved By:

Title: Product Identification

1.0 Purpose

The purpose of this procedure is to provide for a system and instructions for product
identification.

2.0 Scope

This procedure applies to materials, components, parts, subassemblies, and other


products intended for incorporation into the products and associated products
manufactured by XXXX Corporation.

3.0 Identification of Purchased Products

3.1 All purchased materials and parts are identified with unique numbers, codes,
or names. The identification is the same as used in drawings, specifications,
bills of materials, part lists, purchase orders, etc.

3.2 Whenever possible, subcontractors are required to identify the products they
supply. The Receiving Clerk verifies that products are properly identified
(refer to Procedure xxxxxx, Incoming Inspection & Stocking of Parts &
Material). If the original identification is not appropriate or adequate, the
Receiving Clerk is responsible for marking purchased products with XXXX
Corporation’s part numbers.

3.3 Materials and parts are identified by marking, labeling, or tagging the
packaging or containers holding them, and when appropriate and practical, by
labeling the products themselves. Materials and parts identification is
maintained while the products are in storage and/or are staged for production.

4.0 Identification During Production

During all stages of production, in-house manufactured parts and subassemblies are
identified by work order, in-process inspection records, and other documents and
records created during manufacturing, assembly, inspection and testing of a product.

No. 5507099-00, April 15, 2003 Rev NR Page 1 of 2


These documents and records are kept in the production area where the product is
being processed or is staged for the next processing step. Permanently marked part
numbers or attached labels identify some parts and subassemblies.

5.0 Identification of Final Product

5.1 Major Assemblies are identified by their name and model number. This
identification is labeled on the assembly outside housing.

5.2 When traceability is required, products are identified with their serial or batch
numbers.

6.0 Part Number and Device Configuration Records


6.1 For in-house designed products, the Engineering maintains records correlating
each issued part number to corresponding drawings, specifications, technical
data, and other documentation defining the part.

6.2 Production maintains work order records. The work order records correlate
production of individual products with the bills of materials and parts lists
used in their manufacture and assembly.

7.0 Returned Product

Devices returned for service or repair are clearly identified to distinguish them at all
times from normal production. Identification of such devices is described in procedure
xxxxx-xx, Handling and Repair of Returned Product.

No. 5507099-00, April 15, 2003 Rev NR Page 2 of 2

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