Configuration management clarification and example

[qusys]

I have read many posts regarding Configuration management per As9100 implementation. I have still many doubts. I would like to have some explanation on how to meet it in a semiconductor company with only process design and development and not product design , already ISO TS certified.
is there some example o articles for this purpose?

 

[John Broomfield]

I have read many posts regarding Configuration management per As9100 implementation. I have still many doubts. I would like to have some explanation on how to meet it in a semiconductor company with only process design and development and not product design , already ISO TS certified.
is there some example o articles for this purpose?

qusys,

You may find this template useful.

It simply describes the purpose of CM too.

http://ec.europa.eu/idabc/servlets/Doc4b4e.doc?id=18630

John

 

[qusys]

qusys,

You may find this template useful.

It simply describes the purpose of CM too.

http://ec.europa.eu/idabc/servlets/Doc4b4e.doc?id=18630

John

Thanks a lot.
I am searching something with explicit example for semiconductor component . We are pursuing potential path to embrace AS9100 certification.. There a re some topics like configuration mgmt. that are very difficult to customize for a foundry organization , even though ISO TS certified.
In addition we are also examining
Qualification Approval (as per procedure ESCC 20200, 22600, 20100)
Capability Approval (as per procedure ESCC 20200, 24300)
Technology Flow Qualification (as per procedure 20200, 25400)

 

[John Broomfield]

Thanks a lot.
I am searching something with explicit example for semiconductor component . We are pursuing potential path to embrace AS9100 certification.. There a re some topics like configuration mgmt. that are very difficult to customize for a foundry organization , even though ISO TS certified.
In addition we are also examining
Qualification Approval (as per procedure ESCC 20200, 22600, 20100)
Capability Approval (as per procedure ESCC 20200, 24300)
Technology Flow Qualification (as per procedure 20200, 25400)

qusys,

CM has more to do with Product Lifecycle Management as shown by this example.

It appears that your organization's contribution to CM needs to support the management system of whichever entity is managing the product's lifecycle.

Unless PLM is a service your organization provides or could provide.

John

 

[qusys]

qusys,

CM has more to do with Product Lifecycle Management as shown by this example.

It appears that your organization's contribution to CM needs to support the management system of whichever entity is managing the product's lifecycle.

Unless PLM is a service your organization provides or could provide.

John

Yes ..thanks

we have the process of PLM in QMS...It is related to new product/new technology introduction.

 

[Big Jim]

I'm not sure if CM is a requirement for TS 16949. It isn't for ISO 9001:2008, but it is for AS9100C (aerospace).

Do you have a customer requirement for CM?

The easiest way to get your head around CM is to realize that it is fancy terminology for revision level control. Can you ensure that what you produced is to the correct drawing revision level? How do you do that?

 

[qusys]

I'm not sure if CM is a requirement for TS 16949. It isn't for ISO 9001:2008, but it is for AS9100C (aerospace).

Do you have a customer requirement for CM?

The easiest way to get your head around CM is to realize that it is fancy terminology for revision level control. Can you ensure that what you produced is to the correct drawing revision level? How do you do that?

Thanks Jim.
I know that Configuration Mgmt is not a requirement for ISO TS.
I am searching for clarification and support because we would also like to pursue a project to be compliant or certified vs AS9100.