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macshopkid
Hey all,
The small machine shop I work for doesn’t have any certification currently and we are working toward AS9100C. Obviously we review product requirements, ability to meet requirements, and time table before agreeing to an order but I’m not sure the best way to document this. The owner/boss handles all the quotes, purchasing, etc. as well as a bunch of other work and we really don’t want to slow ourselves down by adding a lot of extra records (and I know the purpose of AS9100 is to make you more efficient and have better quality). Right now most of our orders are either sent through email or a phone call. We keep a spreadsheet of all the orders, the requirements and the delivery dates. If we keep on record the spreadsheet, the purchase order, and possibly the emails, is this sufficient documentation to show compliance to the standard?
Thanks
The small machine shop I work for doesn’t have any certification currently and we are working toward AS9100C. Obviously we review product requirements, ability to meet requirements, and time table before agreeing to an order but I’m not sure the best way to document this. The owner/boss handles all the quotes, purchasing, etc. as well as a bunch of other work and we really don’t want to slow ourselves down by adding a lot of extra records (and I know the purpose of AS9100 is to make you more efficient and have better quality). Right now most of our orders are either sent through email or a phone call. We keep a spreadsheet of all the orders, the requirements and the delivery dates. If we keep on record the spreadsheet, the purchase order, and possibly the emails, is this sufficient documentation to show compliance to the standard?
Thanks