Control plan references

[nitros1]

Hi good evening to all.

I recently started to get into control plans, but having searched for Control Plan literature, I found there is not many.

Any reading suggestions or places to look for it?

Thank you all.

 

[Pancho]

ISO 10005 might be useful.

 

[Johnnymo62]

If you are automotive try this from AIAG.

Advanced Product Quality Planning and Control Plan Details (AIAG APQP Manual)

 

[Marc]

Have you read How to develop a Control Plan from a PFMEA (Process FMEA) ?

There are quite a few control plan discussions here (not to mention around the internet).

Make sure you know the APQP process and that control plans typically are derived from the process FMEA.

 

[AndyN]

Hi good evening to all.

I recently started to get into control plans, but having searched for Control Plan literature, I found there is not many.

Any reading suggestions or places to look for it?

Thank you all.

Can I suggest that you also don't just focus on one part of the process - the control plan. You'll get more benefit from the whole thing:

Process map > Process FMEA > Control plan > Work instructions.

 

[nitros1]

thank you all guys.

Im in the automotive industry but I find the AIAG manual very brief, I wanted to know if there are some books out there that cover this more deeply.

 

[Stijloor]

thank you all guys.

Im in the automotive industry but I find the AIAG manual very brief, I wanted to know if there are some books out there that cover this more deeply.

The AIAG APQP Manual, Section 6, Page 41 provides a narrative (albeit brief), and examples of Control Plan pages. I don't consider them shining examples, but it's a start.

Copying control plans is never a good idea; you must make sure that the Control Plan(s) fit your mode of operation and risk mitigating practices.

Look at this discussion thread here: How to develop a Control Plan from a PFMEA (Process FMEA).



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