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We are a Tier 1 supplier for a car company,
As per TS 16949, Is work instruction for packing and delivery is mandatory?
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As per TS 16949, Is work instruction for packing and delivery is mandatory?
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7.5.1.2 states “The organization shall prepare documented work inst5ructions for all employees having responsibilities for the operation of processes that impact product quality” With that in mind does your packaging, or delivery impact product quality? If so, then documented work instructions are required. But remember, work instructions do not need to be a detailed step-by-step thing. A print, or packing list might be all that is required.sathis said:We are a Tier 1 supplier for a car company,
As per TS 16949, Is work instruction for packing and delivery is mandatory?
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sathis said:We are a Tier 1 supplier for a car company,
As per TS 16949, Is work instruction for packing and delivery is mandatory?
SS
I never thought of it quite that way, but there is logic and truth to it. Some of the manual is a pain in the back, but so is shovelling snow. Add me to the agree with you column.Caster said:QS and TS were built from things gone wrong at thousands of companies. I call them the biggest bargain in the world. There's millions of dollars of savings in a $35 book. Not everyone agrees with me.
Caster said:Forget TS, what does your business need?
Do you have 100% on time delivery and zero problems related to packaging? If so keep doing whatever you are doing.
If you do have <significant> problems, would a description of how to pack your product be of benefit?
This is how I approach anyone who asks about TS requirements. After some discussion and looking at data we almost always find that it makes business sense for us to "do the TS requirement" because it makes us deal with problems we have.
QS and TS were built from things gone wrong at thousands of companies. I call them the biggest bargain in the world. There's millions of dollars of savings in a $35 book. Not everyone agrees with me.