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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Auditor

  • Process

  • Part number

Engineering & Manufacturing- AS9100

  • Is there a procedure for the control of Manufacturing

Is a Batch Card available for the production/process being performed?

  • Has the material been correctly issued and by approved personnel

  • Have all previous operations been completed and stamped?

  • Is there a drawing and any other relevant documents available and to the correct issue?

  • Are the quantities correct?

  • Do the dates run in sequence?

  • Are any inspection equipment being used, calibrated?

  • Has the correct CNC program been used (when applicable)

  • Has the correct setting sheet been used (when applicable)

  • Has a First Off been accepted and stamped - Is this identified

  • Have In-Process inspections been performed - are Patrol inspections being performed

  • Are defective parts suitably identified

  • Is Split Batching suitably controlled

  • Are development cards suitably identified

  • Is the inspection equipment stored adequately to prevent damage or deterioration?

  • Is the relevant tooling being used in adequate condition?

  • What process is in place to manage tooling, CAD data, CNC data?<br>Is there a register of tools?

  • Are there any amendments to the batch card; if so, have they been amended by an approved person and been amended correctly?

  • Are the inspection records correct and stamped?

  • Are any non-conforming product suitable segregated and identified?

  • Have any routing stages been changed and authorised?

  • Is Customer Supplied material suitable controlled and identified

  • Are Inspection personnel trained for the production/process being Inspected ?

Reporting

  • Auditor

  • Name of Auditee

  • Any NCRs have been accepted as a true reflection of any findings

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