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David DeLong
I have always found it interesting developing a Control Plan directly from the PFMEA. It does certainly make sense developing a Control Plan from the Process Flow Diagram but directly from the PFMEA?
When one is involved in a small team developing a Process FMEA, there is a complete section called "Current Process Controls Detection" or "Current Process Controls Preventive". I wonder where the team would obtain the information so that these columns could be completed. Maybe a Control Plan? If there was no control plan developed or even roughly developed, would not the Process FMEA die right there?
Please let me know where one would obtain the information on a new product so that we could complete the controls section of the Process FMEA without a somewhat developed Control Plan?
When one is involved in a small team developing a Process FMEA, there is a complete section called "Current Process Controls Detection" or "Current Process Controls Preventive". I wonder where the team would obtain the information so that these columns could be completed. Maybe a Control Plan? If there was no control plan developed or even roughly developed, would not the Process FMEA die right there?
Please let me know where one would obtain the information on a new product so that we could complete the controls section of the Process FMEA without a somewhat developed Control Plan?