Information

  • Gauges and checking fixtures

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Drawings

  • Drawings available?

  • Drawings are displayed and clearly visible?

  • Drawings are correct for machine and process?

  • Drawings up to date and current?

  • Drawings are able to be easily read and understood?

  • What is the location of the drawings, and who has access to them?

Checking Gauges

  • Gauges available?

  • Gauges are stored to avoid damage?

  • Gauges are labelled correctly?

  • Is there a serial number on all of the gauges and checking fixtures?

  • Gauges are in good condition?

  • Are all gauges and checking Fixtures Calibrated?

  • Are all gauges clean and all the writing on them visible?

  • Gauges are correct when compared to drawing profile?

  • Gauges are accurate?

  • Does the gauge or checking fixture correspond with the one on the gauge instruction?

  • Is the gauge or checking fixture in its proper location?

Operator Knowledge

  • Operator can locate drawings?

  • Operator can locate gauges?

  • Operator can confirm they have been trained in carrying out quality checks?

  • Operator understands checking process?

  • Is there a training register that can be used to demonstrate the operator's competence in the checking process?

  • Operator can demonstrate correct use of gauges?

  • Operator is aware of checking frequency?

Recording

  • Paperwork available to record check results?

  • What is the reason for not recording results on the quality control check sheet?

  • Checking is up to date?

  • Operator to demonstrate correct method of recording checks?

  • Evidence that regular checks are being carried out?

Reporting

  • Operator can explain process for reporting out of spec products?

  • What does the operator do when the part fails on the gauge?

  • Operator knows who failed results are reported to?

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