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PPAP LEVEL
Appropriate Reason for Submission:
LEVEL 1 (Sections 1 & 2 only) NOTICE: PPAP submission is to be made according to the AIAG Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) manual. Refer to Retention/Submission requirements table 4.2 in AIAG
LEVEL 2 (Sections 1-8) PPAP manual section for detailed submission requirements for each level. This document should be used as a reference guide only and does not supersede the requirements set
forth in the AIAG PPAP manual.
LEVEL 3 (All Sections)
LEVEL 4 (As defined)
* Please allow a minimum of one week for processing. Ensure you have adequate inventory to support shipment until the PPAP is processed and approved.
LEVEL 5 (All Sections)
Documentation Evaluation Criteria: If that specific evaluation criteria is highlighted in yellow and the supplier's results are not acceptable, this constitutes as a PPAP REJECTION. A limited/interim approval will not be authorized. It will be at the Supplier
Quality Engineer's direction as to whether the remaining items constitute a rejection or limited/interim approval.
1.3 The heading is accurately & fully completed. Include multiple buyer & application information if available.
1.4 The “Results” and “Declaration” are properly completed (e.g. all applicable blocks must be check marked) and
the form is signed and dated. Electronic submissions require an authorized signature.
3.1 If part is an appearance item, there is an AAR included in the package and includes the following:
a. Tool Source b. Type of Tool Steel c. No. Tools d. No. of Cavities
e. Texture Type f. Texture Source g. Gloss h. Material
i. Material Spec j. Paint Spec k. Performance Spec l. Painter (if outsourced)
4.2 Samples provided are not visually different when compared to the previous level or supplied component.
4.3 A sufficient number of samples have been run through Newaygo’s assembly operation in a Manufacturing Line
Trial with no issues or concerns. (Magna Mirrors use only)
5.1 A Magna Mirrors approved drawing (i.e. as stated on P.O.) which matches the Magna Mirrors Engineering
release level is included in the package. All Dimensions, characteristics, and notes are numbered for use with the
inspection reports. (If the drawing does not match the part revision level of the submission reference Section 6).
7.6 The supplier’s results are consistent with Magna Mirrors' findings. (Magna Mirrors' use only)
8.2 Gage certification is provided if requested by the appropriate Magna Mirrors SQA representative.
9.1 There are actual test results for all chemical, physical, metallurgical, and performance requirements as
specified on the print provided on a signed and dated report, unless otherwise agreed upon with the appropriate
Magna Mirrors SQA representative. All applicable notes and specifications must be included in the report as well.
9.2 Supplier will summarize material and performance test results utilizing the forms as found in appendix D and
appendix E of the AIAG PPAP manual. A copy of the specification is to be included in the PPAP package and each
section of the specification is to be ballooned to match each line item as indicated on the results form.
9.3 The results are from an “Accredited”, TS 16949 or QS 9000 compliant Laboratory” (evidence may be required).
9.4 The results from a commercial laboratory shall be submitted on the laboratory’s letterhead, or on the normal
laboratory report format.
9.5 All laboratory and test results are less than one year old.
9.6 For all heat treated components, a CQI 9 audit form is completed and shows compliance to the Heat Treat
System Survey Guidelines. A copy of the CQI-9 Ford Specific Requirements must also be completed for all Ford
heat treated components, to ensure compliance to Ford's Heat Treat Specification W-HTX. The audits must be
uploaded onto Supplier Connection and updated on an annual basis. If supplier does not meet the requirements,
all nonconformances are documented and action plans are in place. To reduce the risk of embrittlement, heat-
treated steel components are required to conform with Ford material specification WSS-M99A3-A.
9.7 For all plated components, a CQI 11 audit form has been completed and shows compliance to the Plating
System Survey Guidelines. The supplier survey must be uploaded onto supplier connection and updated on an
annual basis. All nonconformances are documented and action plans are in place.
9.8 For all coated and painted components, a CQI 12 audit form has been completed and shows compliance to the
Coating System Survey Guidelines. The supplier survey must be uploaded onto supplier connection and updated
on an annual basis. All nonconformances are documented and action plans are in place.
9.9 All sub-suppliers of base materials and finishings (heat treat, plating, coating, etc.) must be on the approved
supplier list for the appropriate OEM.
11.4 When the severity of a failure mode is 9 or 10, special attention must be given to ensure that the risk is
addressed through existing design actions/controls or process preventive/correction action(s), regardless of the
RPN. Once all severity rankings are lowered, then the supplier team should address other failure mode rankings in
occurrence, then detection.
11.5 All of the Magna Mirrors Safety and Critical Characteristics (MDS/MDC) identified on the drawing have been
listed on the FMEA.
11.6 If PPAP is for transfer of part to new supplier or same supplier producing at a different location, SQE has
reviewed old and new FMEA to ensure critical processes and characteristics have been considered. (Magna Mirrors
use only)
11.7 PFMEA Ratings for severities match the DFMEA. If the DFMEA is not available, ensure that all MDS and MDC
characteristics are scored appropriately (reference section 11.4). Ratings for occurences and detection may be
reduced through actions taken. Ratings for severities can not be reduced unless a failure mode is eliminated
through a design change.
13.2 Unless otherwise approved by the appropriate Magna Mirrors SQA representative, a 100 part minimum study
has been conducted with at least 25 subgroups containing consecutively produced parts from a 300-piece or larger
run. Each subgroup should be consecutive or at short intervals & the time-order relationship maintained. This
applies per process stream (i.e. cavity).
13.3 (Variable Studies) The studies have all been properly displayed on a Control Chart and demonstrate process
control.
13.4 (Variable Studies) Process Potential has been calculated correctly for each study. Process Control is
demonstrated and Ppk > 1.67.
13.5 (Variable Studies) For each study not in control or with a Ppk < 1.67 a Corrective Action Plan with timing has
been submitted and approved by Magna Mirrors SQA.
13.6 (Attribute Studies) Attribute studies showing a defect percent >0 must be approved with the appropriate
Magna Mirrors SQA representative.
14.2 Methods conform to those described in the AIAG Measurement Systems Analysis Reference Manual.
For variable gage studies, the ANOVA method must be used. (10 parts, 3 operators, and 3 trials).
Attribute gage studies should utilize 50 parts, 3 operators, and 3 trials.
14.3 Gauge error is less than or equal to 10%. Gauge error over 10% must be approved by the appropriate Magna
Donnelly SQA representative.
15.2 A completed and approved Magna Mirrors Newaygo packaging declaration is included. Weight, size, and
quantity information is completed. Sign off from the appropriate parties is included.
15.3 Box barcode labels are included in the package and include scannable bar codes for the part number,
quantity, and lot information. The part revision level is included on the label. Reference the Magna Mirrors
Packaging & Shipping Requirements Manual for further details.
15.4 A completed run @ rate form is submitted. If the OEM utilizes a specified format (Chrysler Process Sign-Off,
General Motors Run-at-Rate, Honda Are-You-Ready, etc.), supplier will submit the run @ rate utilizing this format. If
the OEM does not specify a format, the Magna Mirrors of America Run-at-Rate form will be utilized. A link to the
Magna Mirrors of America Run-at-Rate format is provided in Appendix A of the SQR manual or electronically via
Supplier Connection.
A Production Parts Change Authorization (PPCA) allows shipment of parts, at or above the quality level of the parts reviewed for this PPAP submission, until the expiration date as listed above. Any
parts shipped after this date will require an approved PSW or an additional deviation from Magna Mirrors. IF A PPCA IS ISSUED, IT MUST BE REFERENCED ON EACH CONTAINER UNTIL THE PPAP IS
APPROVED OR A NEW DEVIATION IS ISSUED.
LPA = With Magna Mirrors approved corrective action plan, a "Limited Production Approval" may be issued allowing temporary production shipment.
REJ = The Submission is rejected & production shipments are not authorized until corrective action is implemented.