Level 2 LPA Error Proof_Labeling_Receiving_New Emp Aug 2019

Verify the list of all error proofing devices( including location ) is available.

Verify all the error proofing devices are clearly identified.

Verify the documentation of the error proofing verification is completed as per defined frequency. Verify Fixture Verification & Process Verification sheets.

Verify the fixture appear to be working properly including error proofing performed.<br>

Verify the documented reaction plan is available for each error proofing device failure. Review Quality Inspector Daily Inspection log for reaction plan.

Verify empty containers are clean and not damaged, previous labels are removed(if applicable at the work station

Verify the parts are packed as per the packaging instruction, if alternate packaging used, verify the alternate packaging instructions

Verify the containers are labeled as per the labeling instructions, and label match to the master label

Verify no loose labels on the work stations

Verify stored material, color conc., stored properly and covered to avoid contamination. And verify inspection status on Gaylord (look for QC Approved stamp)

Verify the material analysis certificate, Color conc. Certificate, and color Plaque available for current manufacturing material/color conc. Lot. And receiving log/CMS system/Silo log updated. See Rec Inspector.

Verify supplier NCMR log status for the open supplier issues. See Quality Tech

Verify the receiving inspection status ( red, yellow, and Green) updated, and available. See Rec Inspector

Verify components, WIP are stored as per the identified rows, No Damaged boxes, and FIFO is followed

Safety: is the employee wearing appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment) like safety glasses, cut proof gloves if trimming, hearing protection, hair nets (if applicable)?

Does the operator know the location of the first piece and purpose of the first piece? (First piece should be used as a reference for any quality concerns)

Is the operator performing the job as per operator instructions and do they know where their instructions are? (Review 5 parts being built to see if operator is building in sequence to the Operator Instruction)

Does the employee know what to do in case of fire? (Ask questions and verify if they know where the nearest exit is and evacuation assembly area is)

Does the employee know what to do in case of tornado? (Ask questions and verify if they know where the nearest evacuation assembly area is)

Does the employee know what to do if there is a spill? (Ask them what do they do if a spill occurs that they cannot contain, supposed to notify supervisor)

Does the operator know what to do in case defective parts are running and what to do with the defective parts? (Turn the red andon light on if 3 parts in a row or 5/hr and place defective parts in the red bin)