Professional Documents
Culture Documents
P06_23_7_2B.
xls
When Customer formatted templates are dictated - if they are not comparable or missing any required elements of this
workbook - the Tenneco workbook elements) are required to be completed in addition to the Customer documentation for
Tenneco documentation and records.
GENERAL COMMENTS:
1) Any Pictures be sure they are BIT MAPS or Enhanced Meta Files. (DO NOT IMPORT JPEGS, GIFFS, TIFFs,…)
2) Any additional referred to attachments in the body of the 8D should be made tab attachments (IDENTIFIED as they are in the 8D when ever
possible).
1) Any Pictures be sure they are BIT MAPS or Enhanced Meta Files. (DO NOT IMPORT JPEGS, GIFFS, TIFFs,…)
2) Any additional referred to attachments in the body of the 8D should be made tab attachments (IDENTIFIED as they are in the 8D when ever
possible).
8 - DISCIPLINE REPORT
Traceabilty & Cross Reference Information
Customer # Supplier #
TEN (8D)# TEN Concern #
(1A) Team Contact (2) PROBLEM DESCRIPTION (all Background Symptom details): Photo(s) /Sketch/Print Section:
In this section please explain in a series of statements or bullets:
Team Lead: Who Found - What was found - How was it found- Where was it found - When was it
Phone: found:
Dept/Activity: How Many/Frequency/ any Pattern: - Prior History or Background:- Anything else
to understand the issue for proper containment and to understand root cause :
Champion:
Phone:
Dept/Activity:
(1B) Status
Date Opened:
Status Date:
Next Status Due Date:
Status:
(IP- In Progress;
VP- Verification Period;
C-Closed)
(1C) System/PN
TEN System/PN:
Customer System/PN:
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8 - DISCIPLINE REPORT
Traceabilty & Cross Reference Information
Customer # Supplier #
TEN (8D)# TEN Concern #
ACTION(S): Include emergency actions (For Product related - All existing material and material METHODS
to be produced must have containment actions until issue PCA is verified ) Assignee TARGET COMPLETE (Documented WI and ID Markings) RESULTS
(4) ROOT CAUSES Fishbone Diagram Attached: Y/N Is / Is not Diagram Attached: Y/N 5 Why's Diagram (REQUIRED)
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8 - DISCIPLINE REPORT
Traceabilty & Cross Reference Information
Customer # Supplier #
TEN (8D)# TEN Concern #
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8 - DISCIPLINE REPORT
Traceabilty & Cross Reference Information
Customer # Supplier #
TEN (8D)# TEN Concern #
RESPONSIBILITY TARGET Complete METHODS RESULTS
Must Address All: (1- Systemic findings (L3 of 5Y); 2 - like and similar at site;
3 - applicability to outside location site)
1) Systemic: L3:
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8 - DISCIPLINE REPORT
Traceabilty & Cross Reference Information
Customer # Supplier #
TEN (8D)# TEN Concern #
Operations Management
Quality Representative
Quality Management
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Tenneco 3-Legged 5 Why Analysis
Concern number: Date of issue: Site/Location:
Part / Process:
Permanent Corrective ActionsTiming
Specific/Occurrence Therefor
e
Why Therefor
e
Why Therefor
Why Therefor
e e
Why Therefor
Why Therefor
e e
Why Therefor
Why
e
Why Therefor
Root Cause
e
Why Therefor
e
Why
Tips: Insert photos where needed
to show conditions describing,
Additional legs may be required if
independent factors identified.
(refer to example)
Root Cause
Read Across Actions Timing Lessons Learned Summary
8D Document Audit 8D #__________________
Yes No N/A
D1 Form the Team
1.1 Is the team cross functional?
1.2 Does the team member list contain full names and titles?
1.3 Does the team include hourly/production employees ?
1.4
Is the leader from the appropriate functional area, or is the
primary functional area represented ?
2.2
Does the problem statement avoid predicting cause (Spec vs
Condition) ?
2.3
If applicable does the problem statement include Customer and
TEN part number ?
D3 Containment Activities
3.1
Was responsibility for containment assigned to the process
owner ?
3.2
Is containment activity defined (formally documented) WI for
methods and marking of material, (including dates and status) ?
3.3
Are results documented including number of
inspections/number of non conformances found ?
3.4
Have all inventory points been considered (e.g. transit, salvage,
WIP, etc) and current production until issue resolved?
4.2
Was ‘5 Why’ done correctly? Does it branch where necessary,
does each ‘Why’ derive directly from the previous ‘Why’?
4.3
Is the Fishbone Diagram complete and does it pull from the
FMEA?
4.4
Has it happened before? If yes, why did it fail again -
documented?
D5 Corrective Actions
5.1
Was corrective action selection based on data showing a link to
the issue?
5.2
Is there a documented implementation plan (including
responsibility, timeline, and completion date)?
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8D Document Audit 8D #__________________
Yes No N/A
5.3
Have all root cause factors (occurrence and escape) identified
been accounted for in the actions?
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8D Document Audit 8D #__________________
Yes No N/A
D6 Verification of Corrective Action
Is there documented verification that corrective actions were
6.1 effective (trend charts, test results, process capability, etc.)
including date of verification?
D7 Prevent Recurrence
Were actions taken to prevent recurrence including updating of
7.1 process documentation? (Standard Work, Product/Process
Specs, FMEA, Control Plan, etc.)
7.3
Was applicability for external lessons learn read across out side
the site been addressed?
AUDIT COMPLETED BY
Auditor__________________ Date: ___________________
Comments/Feedback section
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FISHBONE (ROOT CAUSE FACTORS)
LIST ALL POSSIBILITIES IDENTIFIED THROUGH BRAINSTORMING OR WHATEVER MECHANISM TO GENERATE POTENTIALS
Denote factors with (O) - Occurrence (E) -Escape or do separate fishbone for each
INSERT
FAILURE
MODE
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"IS" "IS NOT" TABLE (Filtering to the vital few)
A B C
"IS" "IS NOT" Insert Brainstorming Topic
What?
Where?
When?
??? - Brainstorming or
Fishbone
Element Potential?
If a given "C" fits the criteria of every A and B Mark it on the Fishbone as
a leading potential cause.
If a given "C" doesn't fits one criteria of "any " A or B CROSS IT OUT/
"Strikethrough" on the Fishbone
PLEASE FIND A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO USE THE X/Y DIAGRAM
Step 1 Step 3 Step 5
Fill-out the process name and the date when the YX diagram was compiled
Identify the inputs of the process : what can cause any of the outputs identified. In order to get an overview of the results, one has to hit the button “VIEW SUMMARY
YX Diagram & CHARTS”
GO
GO TO
TO GUIDE
GUIDE
Process: laminating Second, the team needs to classify these root causes according the Ishikawa split.
Date: 17/12/2004 YX Diagram
Return
Return to
to YX
YX Diagram
Diagram
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Process: laminating VIEW SUMMARY
Date: 17/12/2004 & CHARTS
Output Variables
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
3.1 Identify root cause You will have a Pareto Analysis of the root causes and a Ishikawa diagram.
foreign material
unbonded area
Output Variables
(Ys)
thickness
Input Variables (Xs)
smears
Ranking
broken
1 Other Buttons
(Ys)
2 7 6 4 9 10
3
Input Variables (Xs) Ranking
4
1 pressure 5 0
5
6 2 temperature 5 0 CLEAR
7 3
4
time
clean room practices
5
1 3.2 Classify root cause
0
0
SHEET
8
9 5 clean room cleanliness 1 0 Will clear all the content
6 washer 2 0
10
7 material properties 4 Insert code : 0
8 robot handling 2 1 = Environment 0
3
Step 2 9 human handling
2 = Machine 0
10
3 = Manpower DEMO
4 = Material Will give you a demo. Mind that to see the results from the demo,
Identify the outputs of the process. 5 = Method
In case of the 8D, this output could be the failure identified in the NCR/MRR and different Step 4 one still needs to hit the “VIEW SUMMARY & CHARTS”
potential other failures.
Remark, one should avoid to redo the entire PFMEA in order to loose track of the issue on hand. The team needs to agree on the likelihood that a particular root cause identified (as X) will lead to
Second, the team should agree on the severity of the output identified. Rating goes from 10 to 1 one or more issues identified (as Y). Rating goes from 10 to 1 where 10 is the highest likelihood.
Return
Return to
to YX
YX Diagram
Diagram
where 10 is the highest severity
One should use the severity table defined in the AIAG PFMEA manual (latest version), table to YX Diagram
identify severity.
Process: laminating
Date: 17/12/2004
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
YX Diagram
Process: laminating
foreign material
unbonded area
Output Variables
Date: 17/12/2004
thickness
smears
broken
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
(Ys)
7 6 4 9 10
2.1 Identify output
foreign material
unbonded area
Ranking
1 pressure 5 8 10 9 212
thickness
smears
2 temperature 5 8 10 7 192
broken
Customer
Locations
In transit
Finished
Goods
Final
Assembly
Sub
Assembly
Component
stock
Supplier
Transit
Supplier
Stock
Outside
Processing
Rework
Locations
Service
Inventory
8D - Document Update Checklist
Potential Documents
Not Req'd If Req'd Training
Requiring updates Document (ID)
Assignee (owner) (Place "X" Completion Completion Explanation if required
(Note list may not be all Numbers
in box) Date Date
inclusive)
PPAP
Process Flow
PFMEA
Control Plan
Work Instructions
Standardized Work
Travelers/Routers
In Process Checksheets
and Inspection forms
DFMEA
Standards or Masters
Prints/Specifications/Test
Methods…
PROCESS change
Approvals
Other
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