Re: The real Link between a PFMEA and the Control Plan
1. The control plan should define all characterisitics which you intend to control. If there are characterisitics which you are not controlling, they do not have to be listed.
2. If it is a significant characteristic, or SC, it must be controlled.
3. Powerway makes a very robust database module which handles linking these documents automatically. If you chnage one, it chnages the other. I am not a fan of Powerway in general, but am told this module is quite good.
Is it fair to say that the Process Failure Mode on the PFMEA is the Control Characteristic on the Control Plan?
If so does every process failure need to be addressed in the control plan?
Lastly does anyone have an excel form that would automatically tranfer PFMEA information over to the Control Plan to begin that process?
Thanks in advance,
jakes
If so does every process failure need to be addressed in the control plan?
Lastly does anyone have an excel form that would automatically tranfer PFMEA information over to the Control Plan to begin that process?
Thanks in advance,
jakes
1. The control plan should define all characterisitics which you intend to control. If there are characterisitics which you are not controlling, they do not have to be listed.
2. If it is a significant characteristic, or SC, it must be controlled.
3. Powerway makes a very robust database module which handles linking these documents automatically. If you chnage one, it chnages the other. I am not a fan of Powerway in general, but am told this module is quite good.


