Peter_Djuk
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Dear friends and experts:
For my first post, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for being part of this great community and for all your contribution to the better understanding and management of quality systems.
The moment I stumbled upon an Elsmar website/forum I realized that I have come to a turning point of my career as a quality management system engineer and all that wouldn't be possible if you weren't sharing your experience and knowledge with us for last 25 years. Thank you so much.
The topic I'm trying to find the right answers for is "How to develop executable quality management for rookies".
Setting up the stage:
1. My company (I'm not allowed to share the name so please don't mind me calling it the "ABC" company) as being part of the automotive industry is having extended manufacturing sites (EMS) in cities nearby (three of them to be exact).
2. Those EMS are not in direct ownership of the ABC company, but more as an example of the outsourcing.
3. There are two full-time resident engineers per site whose responsibility is to represent ABC company's interest.
4. The plan is to employ additionally one quality engineer per site who will be responsible for the claim resolutions and development and implementation of corrective and preventive actions as a result of 8D analysis per occurred problem.
5. I'm a quality management system engineer for the ABC company and my job will be to find a way and to develop executable quality management for rookies (since the EMS don't have any process established according to the IATF 16949 standard requirements).
Would you be willing to help me by sharing your thoughts, experience and knowledge on this kind of situation - from where should I start, or in general speaking - how would you develop executable quality management for rookies? I would really appreciate it.
Kind regards and stay safe!
Petar
For my first post, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for being part of this great community and for all your contribution to the better understanding and management of quality systems.
The moment I stumbled upon an Elsmar website/forum I realized that I have come to a turning point of my career as a quality management system engineer and all that wouldn't be possible if you weren't sharing your experience and knowledge with us for last 25 years. Thank you so much.
The topic I'm trying to find the right answers for is "How to develop executable quality management for rookies".
Setting up the stage:
1. My company (I'm not allowed to share the name so please don't mind me calling it the "ABC" company) as being part of the automotive industry is having extended manufacturing sites (EMS) in cities nearby (three of them to be exact).
2. Those EMS are not in direct ownership of the ABC company, but more as an example of the outsourcing.
3. There are two full-time resident engineers per site whose responsibility is to represent ABC company's interest.
4. The plan is to employ additionally one quality engineer per site who will be responsible for the claim resolutions and development and implementation of corrective and preventive actions as a result of 8D analysis per occurred problem.
5. I'm a quality management system engineer for the ABC company and my job will be to find a way and to develop executable quality management for rookies (since the EMS don't have any process established according to the IATF 16949 standard requirements).
Would you be willing to help me by sharing your thoughts, experience and knowledge on this kind of situation - from where should I start, or in general speaking - how would you develop executable quality management for rookies? I would really appreciate it.
Kind regards and stay safe!
Petar