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72 P5.6 Are incoming goods delivered and stored appropriately? Minimum requirements relevant for assessment Examples for implementation Primary materials and load carriers must be stored in accordance with their release …

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P5.4* Are the necessary releases available for purchased products and ser-
vices?
Minimum requirements relevant for assessment
Examples for implementation
Prior to using new or changed products/processes
in series production, a release must be available for
all purchased products and services as agreed
upon with the customer.
In case of suppliers appointed by the customer (di-
rected suppliers), interface agreements are taken
into consideration.
Report regarding the coordi-
nation of the PPA procedure
PPA reports
Reference parts for the PPA
procedure
Boundary sample
Product and process
changes in the supply chain
Release agreement for small
series and individual needs
P5.5* Is it ensured that the purchased products and services are of the agreed-
upon quality?
Minimum requirements relevant for assessment
Examples for implementation
To monitor the quality of purchased products and
services, inspections are carried out, documented
and evaluated in accordance with the inspection
planning.
If the quality requirements are not met, a standard
complaints process is followed.
Inspection and measuring equipment for purchased
products and services must be sufficiently available
and must be stored appropriately. Inspection sta-
tions must be laid out appropriately (e.g. climate
control, lighting conditions, cleanliness, and protec-
tion against damage and contamination).
Released inspection proce-
dure
Sample size (e.g. Skip Lot)
Boundary sample
PPM evaluations, 8D reports
Improvement programs
Material certificates in ac-
cordance with DIN EN 10204
Gauges/fixtures
Drawings/specifications
Ordering and packaging
specifications
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P5.6 Are incoming goods delivered and stored appropriately?
Minimum requirements relevant for assessment
Examples for implementation
Primary materials and load carriers must be stored
in accordance with their release status so that they
cannot be damaged or mixed.
For materials that could be damaged by tempera-
ture, humidity, vibration, etc. and affect the quality
of the final product, the transport and storage con-
ditions must be defined and evidence shown.
“Suspicious”/quarantined materials must be clearly
labeled protected against unauthorized access.
FIFO/FEFO (shelf-life requirements) and batch
traceability must be ensured when the materials
are further processed. This equally applies to resid-
ual quantities.
Material stock figures in the warehouse manage-
ment system match the quantities actually in stock.
The storage conditions fulfill the product require-
ments.
Packaging
Labeling (traceability/inspec-
tion status/use status)
Quarantine stores; quaran-
tine areas
Batch-related use
Climatic conditions
Protection against dam-
age/contamination/corrosion
Order and cleanliness
Precautions to prevent mix-
ing/mistakes
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Minimum requirements relevant for assessment
Examples for implementation
The responsibilities, tasks and authority the em-
ployees have in their relevant work areas must be
specified.
The employees are qualified in accordance with the
job profile.
Qualification requirements must be determined in
relation to the tasks, and qualifications must be
planned and carried out accordingly.
Knowledge of previous complaints (including cor-
rective actions) is available for purchased products
and services.
Knowledge of specifications,
product characteristics, cus-
tomer requirements and pro-
duction processes
Standards
Statutory and regulatory re-
quirements
Packaging requirements
Quality procedures
Job description / description
of tasks and function
Qualification matrix
Qualification of supplier audi-
tors
P5.7 Are personnel qualified for their respective tasks and are responsibilities
defined?
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