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Bob_M
To Start we don't normally design anything other than minor internal changes, and we usually only supply info to customers, we don't design for them.
Our Internal drawings (hand or AutoCAD), are used to make part or assembly drawings for use in the production area. They don't get updated often except for errors or lack of drawings (plenty of those).
I've never noticed any of our customer's title blocks having any type of control number or revision information on them. Yet some of their title blocks HAVE changed APPEARANCE over the years.
Should we / do we need to issue control numbers/revisions to our title blocks?
When I make quick hand drawings, I'd print out a blank page from within AutoCAD that has the title block on it.
I'm only asking because I just wrote a basic Work Instruction on Creating and Updating Internal Drawings, and I was not sure if we should bother attempting to control the title blocks. I created them about 4 years ago and have not updated them in about 3...
Thanks Bob_M
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No this is not covered in our Document Control Procedure (which I have not gotten around to updating yet). We are updating to ISO9k2k from ISO9001:1994, but our procedures need alot of work for internal reasons not just ISO.
Our Internal drawings (hand or AutoCAD), are used to make part or assembly drawings for use in the production area. They don't get updated often except for errors or lack of drawings (plenty of those).
I've never noticed any of our customer's title blocks having any type of control number or revision information on them. Yet some of their title blocks HAVE changed APPEARANCE over the years.
Should we / do we need to issue control numbers/revisions to our title blocks?
When I make quick hand drawings, I'd print out a blank page from within AutoCAD that has the title block on it.
I'm only asking because I just wrote a basic Work Instruction on Creating and Updating Internal Drawings, and I was not sure if we should bother attempting to control the title blocks. I created them about 4 years ago and have not updated them in about 3...
Thanks Bob_M
ADDED:
No this is not covered in our Document Control Procedure (which I have not gotten around to updating yet). We are updating to ISO9k2k from ISO9001:1994, but our procedures need alot of work for internal reasons not just ISO.