CAF 变更管理.ppt

* One big difference between this SREA and the prior SREA is that it is globally applicable. There is no longer a need to determine which plants the parts are being shipped to, to know if the SREA is applicable. The only exception is for at this time All other brands and regions require use of this SREA for production and service-unique parts. Any change after the first PPAP submission requires an SREA An SREA is required for anything that changes the manufacturing process or site location from what was originally approved through PPAP. An important lesson to remember here is that if a flexible line is used for the PPAP approval, and the proposed change is within the parameters of the flexible line of the original PPAP approval, then notification and an SREA are not required. This would include having multiple sources for a raw material or unfinished component – if the long term intention is to have multiple sub-suppliers, include them in the PPAP submission if possible and those sources of variation would have been included and changes to any one of the sources would not require an SREA submission. However, we understand that this is not possible all the time. * One big difference between this SREA and the prior SREA is that it is globally applicable. There is no longer a need to determine which plants the parts are being shipped to, to know if the SREA is applicable. The only exception is for at this time All other brands and regions require use of this SREA for production and service-unique parts. Any change after the first PPAP submission requires an SREA An SREA is required for anything that changes the manufacturing process or site location from what was originally approved through PPAP. An important lesson to remember here is that if a flexible line is used for the PPAP approval, and the proposed change is within the parameters of the flexible line of the original PPAP approval, then notification and an SREA are not required. This would include having