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BILL MAYNARD
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I have implemented control plans for our mold making area. Recently hired a project manger who is in disagreement. he says it is not necessary. Your comments please.
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posted 03 March 1999 12:12 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Christian Lupo   Click Here to Email Christian Lupo     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Bill-

Could use a little more information:

1) Are you selling the molds to customers?
2) Are these molds used in making your product?
3) Is this for an automotive manufacturer?
4) Are these "sand mold" such as the ones used in foundries?

My first thought is that it should be part of the FMEA and subsequently part of the control plan.

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