Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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Poll Time!
Q1 Q2
What area are you currently in with What is your tier within the automotive
your organization? space
• Program management • OEM
• Supplier Quality • Tier 1
• Plant/ corporate quality • Tier 2
• Operations • Sub tier below 2
• Manufacturing
• Other
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Why the Need for APQP and CP Update?
• It’s about time! (1st Edition 1994; 2nd 2008 – minor changes)
• Industry changes in program management cycles/methods
• Technology changes (product and processes)
• Supply Chain expansion (“New to Auto”, cross-sector suppliers)
• Opportunity to harmonize CSRs and suggest “best practices” based on
Lessons Learned from past programs
• Alignment to IATF 16949 (2015), leverage related AIAG publications
• Customer expectations evolving (consumer, regulatory, etc.)
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Why Separate Control Plan manual?
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The core tools hierarchal structure
APQP
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Control Plan Key Content/Changes
Characteristics Address Common Clarified
Management Weaknesses Expectations
• Special • Error-proofing • Directed Supply
Characteristics confirmation information
identification and • Volume-based gathering activity
classification sampling frequency • Safe Launch,
• Pass-Through (ensure containment) including “exit
Characteristics • Reaction Plan criteria”
identification and documentation
management (action & responsible)
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At a Glance: Control Plan Chapter 1
Requirements and Guidelines for 12 topics based on past problems
Key examples:
• Special Characteristics
− Allow use of “correlation matrix” (correlate organization symbols to customer's)
− Customer may also designate "key" or "critical" characteristics for special handling
• Pass-Through Characteristics
− Organization must have a process to identify and ensure adequate control of PTC
throughout supply chain, and must communicate control methods to customer
− Recommended CQI-19 PTC Matrix to communicate control methods to customer
• Directed Supply
− Organization must get necessary information from Supplier to develop
Organization's control plan unless otherwise specified by mutually signed
agreement (MPA, etc.)
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At a Glance: Control Plan Chapter 3
Control Plan Stages
• Addition of “Safe Launch” requirements
• Typical Application (figure 3.1)
• Pre-Launch: Customer may require during
Pilot Stage and continued into launch; how
to document
• Production: Start of Production WILL
include Safe Launch
• Must establish judgment criteria to exit
Safe Launch - typically 90 days no
problems to customer and no problems
Typical application of Safe Launch Control Plan identified by Safe Launch
additional/enhanced controls/containment
At a Glance: Control Plan Chapter 4
Considerations for using QMS elements to maximize effectiveness
Key concept, why it’s important, what to do, and how to do it for:
• Reverse PFMEA
• Using Software to Develop and Manage Control Plan
• Layered Process Audit as Control Plan Verification
• Control Plans in Highly Automated Processes
• Using Family/Foundation Control Plans and FMEAs
• Control of Storage and Handling Related Risks
• Abnormality Management related to Control Plans
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Poll Time Part Deux!
Q3 Q4
Given what you saw in the presentation When it comes to utilization how will you
how ready do you feel you are for the new be using the new APQP and Control plan
version and the subsequent deadline to • We will be adopting it for our own
adopt it organization as an existing
• Very ready automotive supplier
• Somewhat ready • We will be driving through our
• We have a lot of work to do supply chain
• We will be implementing it for the
first time as an automotive supplier
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Implementation Timing Targets
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What Should You Do to Be Ready?
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APQP 3rd Edition and Control Plan 1st Edition FAQ’s
When is the new APQP 3rd edition and Control Plan 1st edition officially being released?
• The new publications will be offered in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and
Spanish when the document launches.
• Training will be available at launch. Please review the training classes listed above.
When will the new APQP and Control Plan be required by the OEMs?
• At this time, General Motors implementation date is six months for the release date of the
documents
o Contact your customer representative with implementation questions
When will the new APQP and Control Plan be accepted by the OEMs?
• Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis have agreed they will accept use of the new APQP and
Control Plan immediately after publication, since nothing in the new documents conflict with the
APQP 3rd edition.
Will the AIAG Core Tools Support Software, CTS, include the new Control Plan?
• Yes, the new forms for APQP and Control Plan are anticipated to be available at launch
Is AIAG planning to offer standardized software for creating the new Control Plans?
• Yes – AIAG’s Core Tools Support Software, CTS, creates and manages Control Plan, FMEA, and
PPAP documents quickly, accurately, and globally
Do the OEMs expect suppliers to update existing Control Plans to meet the new requirements?
• No, suppliers will not have to update existing Control Plans to meet the new requirements.
Are the Core Tools Self-Assessment and Quality Core Tools Knowledge Badge being updated to include
the new versions of APQP and Control Plan?
• Yes, the current Core Tools Self-Assessment and Quality Core Tools Knowledge Badge will be
updated to include the newest versions of APQP and Control Plan.
*Note, this list is not all-inclusive and should not be used for gap-analysis. If your customer requires you
to complete APQP and Control Plan documents, you are encouraged to read them in their entirety.
*Note, this list is not all-inclusive and should not be used for gap-analysis. If your customer requires you
to complete APQP and Control Plan documents, you are encouraged to read them in their entirety.