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Best Answer , 07 January 2020 - 09:04 AM

Here is a sample from one step in a manufacturing process "printing". 

 

 

You need to do the same for each department/process and not just manufacturing, but include other support departments as they can impact quality in their own way. This will give a good overview and a basis for improvement, for example identifying where you may need to do more work such as create SOP's etc.  It allows you to really understand QC throughout your business in a way that is visible and you can articulate to others, such as auditors.  In addition if you have a quality issue or recurring issue then you can go back to your QC plan and ask why and what more do we need to do to prevent the problem.

 

Hope this helps.

 

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Simon


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Posted 06 January 2020 - 02:56 PM

Hi, 

We start the ISO and i'm thinking in way to display the quality control plan as instructions to use.

Can someone link a sample of a good quality control plan *

 

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Posted 06 January 2020 - 02:59 PM

Hi, 

We start the ISO and i'm thinking in way to display the quality control plan as instructions to use.

Can someone link a sample of a good quality control plan *

 

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Hi leila,

 

So what are the criteria which ISO (9001?) believe ensure "a good qc plan" ?


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Posted 06 January 2020 - 03:03 PM

Hi,

I'm speaking about the quality control procedure of a machine (the parameters to check, the responsible, the frequency of test, ...)



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Posted 06 January 2020 - 03:57 PM

So like a PM (preventative maintenance) schedule? If it is this you can find it on the equipment manuals. Or do you mean a procedure for checking the labels on a product from a label machine? 



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Posted 07 January 2020 - 08:22 AM



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Posted 07 January 2020 - 09:04 AM   Best Answer

Here is a sample from one step in a manufacturing process "printing". 

 

Attached File  Manufacturing Quality Control Plan.docx   27.5KB   104 downloads

 

You need to do the same for each department/process and not just manufacturing, but include other support departments as they can impact quality in their own way. This will give a good overview and a basis for improvement, for example identifying where you may need to do more work such as create SOP's etc.  It allows you to really understand QC throughout your business in a way that is visible and you can articulate to others, such as auditors.  In addition if you have a quality issue or recurring issue then you can go back to your QC plan and ask why and what more do we need to do to prevent the problem.

 

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Posted 07 January 2020 - 11:17 AM

thank you, it's realling helpful....

but just to ask if this plan should be displayed near to the machines for guiding the operator or just saved for the quality.

Can also explain what' the scratch test.



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Posted 07 January 2020 - 12:16 PM

It's up to you if you display the plan near machines.  If you do I would only put the page that is relevant to that process/machine etc.  The plan references SOP's, so it's important they are at the machine.  It also references a quality checklist and that should be used also.  Training with operators to go through the what, why and how is vital.

 

Scratch test is literally scratching the printed surface with finger nail to make sure the ink does not scratch off.  It is just another adhesion/cure test as per tape and rub.

 

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Posted 07 January 2020 - 02:37 PM

Hi,

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Posted 07 January 2020 - 02:56 PM

Leila, the attached QC plan is an example to give you ideas for the content and layout.  You need to populate it with the relevant checks for your business, product and process.

 

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