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Cheryl Forum Contributor Posts: 25 From:Ont. Cda. Registered: Jan 2001	posted 27 June 2001 12:25 PM Just completed our pre-assessment audit and our registrar made reference to a D.F.E., Design for Environment form/questionnaire. Is anyone familiar with this? I would appreciate a copy of this if possible. IP: Logged
Al Dyer Forum Wizard Posts: 814 From:Lapeer, MI USA Registered: Oct 2000	posted 27 June 2001 06:31 PM Cheryl: I'm not sure if there is a specific form but it sounds like a topic that should be investigated as part of a PR/APQP/product Launch process, possible a checksheet to document that environmental concerns are being addressed. I'm not too well versed in the new ISO but I soon will be when the revised TS is released. Update: Sorry Cheryl, I thought I was responding to the ISO-9000 forum. But hey, I'll leave it here as a reminder to read the posts and threads fully before responding. ASD... [This message has been edited by Al Dyer (edited 27 June 2001).] IP: Logged
goose Forum Contributor Posts: 31 From:nc Registered: Apr 2001	posted 28 June 2001 07:58 AM I don't know of a specific form but I've seen Environmental FMEA's used effectively in the design process. I think any methodology that is used to show that you have considered specific environmental criteria during design of a process or product will work. Just have records to prove it. IP: Logged
Randy Forum Wizard Posts: 264 From:Barstow, CA, USA Registered: Jun 1999	posted 28 June 2001 09:05 AM You may want to check this out. It may help you out. Also check out what FORD has on their ISO 14000 page. There may be something there. ISO 14040 – Life cycle assessment – Principles and framework Description: This standard provides a clear overview of the practices, applications and limitations of life cycle assessments (LCA). It provides the reader with the guiding principles for undertaking and reporting LCA programs in a manner that is transparent, responsible and consistent. This standard is designed to provide even a novice with a basic understanding of LCA. IP: Logged
Sam Forum Contributor Posts: 275 From: Registered: Sep 1999	posted 28 June 2001 12:18 PM Check out the USEPA web site. You will find guidance for establishing an environmental management program, including sample checklists for life cycle assessment. IP: Logged
Cheryl Forum Contributor Posts: 25 From:Ont. Cda. Registered: Jan 2001	posted 12 July 2001 09:40 AM Thank you for all of your help. I found exactly what I was looking for at the following web site: http://www.kppc.org/EMS/fordmotor/index.html I would recommend this site to anyone implementing EMS IP: Logged
Al Dyer Forum Wizard Posts: 814 From:Lapeer, MI USA Registered: Oct 2000	posted 12 July 2001 05:32 PM Great site, thanks for the tip. ASD... IP: Logged
Wooster Lurker (<10 Posts) Posts: 2 From: Registered: Jul 2001	posted 16 August 2001 03:55 AM goose: where can I find an environmental-FMEA? I'm writing my diploma thesis on integrating an EMS into QMS at an automotive suppplier. Anything that helps is received gladly. Does anyone have anything on EMS and QS9k ISO9k:2k and ISO/TS16949? Thanks for your help. [This message has been edited by Wooster (edited 16 August 2001).] IP: Logged
Randy Forum Wizard Posts: 264 From:Barstow, CA, USA Registered: Jun 1999	posted 21 August 2001 01:03 AM That Ford site is great, Ive been using it for almost a year. IP: Logged

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