Integrated Phased Processes - AS9100D cl. 8.1 Operational Planning - Clarification

[MVladimir]

Hello, Cover friends,
AS9100D, cl. 8.1 Operational Planning and Control notes the "integrated phased processes" as one method to achieve operational planning and control .
Can anybody clarify this expression?

I know the "Integrated Design", "Integrated Business Planning" and so on. But I've never seen the word combination as "integrated phased processes".
Any feedback will be appreciated.
Regards, Vladimir

 

[Sidney Vianna]

Re: Integrated Phased Processes - AS9100D cl. 8.1 Operational Planning - Clarificatio

I believe that "integrated phased processes" relate to the aero-derivative of the APQP methodology and refers to the following product life cycle phases:

1. Planning
2. Product design and development
3. Process design and development
4. Product and process validation
5. Production​

For additional information, one can go to the IAQG Supply Chain Management Handbook website and peruse the material available in Section 7.2 - APQP.

Attached an introductory document available in the SCMH.

 

[BoardGuy]

Re: Integrated Phased Processes - AS9100D cl. 8.1 Operational Planning - Clarificatio

Though AS&D primes would like you to use APQP from our friends at the automotive sector we need to remember that APQP requirement was intended for Tier 1 suppliers in the automotive world. It was not intended that every supplier within the supply chain to perform APQP due to the resources required.

 

[Sidney Vianna]

Re: Integrated Phased Processes - AS9100D cl. 8.1 Operational Planning - Clarificatio

As one can tell by looking at the IAQG document matrix, AS9145 is being developed, as we speak.

It's contractual flowdown might become a reality in the future for some AS&D suppliers. Irrespective of the flowdown or not of AS9145, the OP had a question about the term integrated phased processes and I attempted to clarify it with IAQG supported material.

 

[BoardGuy]

Re: Integrated Phased Processes - AS9100D cl. 8.1 Operational Planning - Clarificatio

[FONT=&quot]Well actually because IAQG did not define the meaning of integrated phased processes in AS9100D, Section 3 and no such definition is found within the normative document ISO 9000:2015, then any [/FONT][FONT=&quot][FONT=&quot]definition[/FONT] created by the organization would be acceptable.[/FONT]

 

[howste]

Re: Integrated Phased Processes - AS9100D cl. 8.1 Operational Planning - Clarificatio

[FONT=&quot]Well actually because IAQG did not define the meaning of integrated phased processes in AS9100D, Section 3 and no such definition is found within the normative document ISO 9000:2015, then any [/FONT][FONT=&quot][FONT=&quot]definition[/FONT] created by the organization would be acceptable.[/FONT]

The fact that the term only appears in a note also indicates that you're not required to do it anyway.

 

[MVladimir]

Re: Integrated Phased Processes - AS9100D cl. 8.1 Operational Planning - Clarificatio

Thanks for everybody! All opinion will be taken into consideration.
I like the common methodological approach proposed by BoardGuy:
"because IAQG did not define the meaning of integrated phased processes in AS9100D, Section 3 and no such definition is found within the normative document ISO 9000:2015, then any definition created by the organization would be acceptable".

 

[Castaway99]

Re: Integrated Phased Processes - AS9100D cl. 8.1 Operational Planning - Clarificatio

My question is answered. Thanks. I was clueless the other day. I was holding a training programme on the new standards and hoping against hope that no one would ask me that

 

[Steve Berian]

Re: Integrated Phased Processes - AS9100D cl. 8.1 Operational Planning - Clarificatio

Agreed. We use some really small "Mom & Pop" suppliers, that would absolutely choke if they had to do APQP!