Title Page
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Site conducted
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
Priority for the Day (Tier Meeting)
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Validate & Communicate Clear to Build
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Set daily schedule
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Update Tier board metrics
Daily HUDDLE
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PPE
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Headcount
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SQDIP Boards meeting
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Review Corrective Action Projects (C/Ms list, FAST...)
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Validate attendance list
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5S +Safety Walk
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What area are you going to be auditing?
- Tank and Canopy
- Fabrication
- Coil Dept
- Final Assembly
- Spot Welding
- Welding
- Paint
- Ends
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What station will you be auditing today?
- Cell 1 Tank Fixture
- Cell 1 Baseframe
- Cell 1 Marriage
- Cell 1 Canopy Fixture
- Cell 2 Tank Fixture
- Cell 2 Baseframe
- Cell 2 Marriage
- Cell 2 Canopy Fixture
- Cell 3 Tank Fixture
- Cell 3 Baseframe
- Cell 3 Marriage
- Cell 3 Canopy Fixture
- Cell 1.5 Tank Fixture
- Cell 4 Tank Fixture
- Cell 4 Baseframe
- Cell 4 Marriage
- K&L Sub-Assembly
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Last foam shot on ratio monitor within specifications (87% - 97%)?
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Foam gun head clean and free of dried foam?
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Does work station have standard work posted?
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Does the associate(s) know where the standard work is located?
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Does the standard work include Critical to Quality (CTQ) identifiers?
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Can the associate describe why CTQ items are important or what the significance is?
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Explain CTQ for station to associate - why is item critical to quality, what actions should the associate take if non-compliant?
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Does the associate have the required tools/fixtures to perform the required task(s)?
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What tool(s) are missing?
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Are fixtures/tools in good working condition to perform required task(s)?
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Is the associate using the tools/fixtures according to standard work?
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Are all required parts available within the work station?
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Is the associate following the standard work procedure?
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Is the work station kept in an organized and clean manner?
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Are there any safety hazards present in the work station?
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Does the final product meet Quality standards?
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Does work station have standard work posted?
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Does the associate know where the standard work is located?
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Does the associate have the required tools/fixtures to perform the required task(s)
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What is missing?
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Material type of parts matches what is required on travel document
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Amada brake press die holders in sequential order on press
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Punch tooling shimmed to correct height?
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Part quantity on travel document matches quantity produced
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Brake top and bottom dies tight together and undamaged
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Parts free of burrs across edges of parts
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Can associate correctly demonstrate measuring with a universal protractor to the nearest 5 minutes of a degree?
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Demonstrate how to use protractor correctly - Why is it important to target center of specification limits?
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Can associate correctly demonstrate measuring with a dial or digital caliper to the nearest 0.001"
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Demonstrate how to use caliper correctly - Have associate explain what 0.001" is. Why is it important to target center of specification limits?
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Is the work station kept in an organized and clean manner?
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Are there any safety hazards present in the station?
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Does the final product meet Quality and blueprint standards?
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Comments
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What work station is being audited today?
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Does the work station have standard work posted?
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Does the associate know where the standard work is located?
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Does standard work include Critical to Quality (CTQ) identifiers?
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Can the associate describe why CTQ items are important or what the significance is?
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Explain CTQ for station to associate - why is item critical to quality, what actions should the associate take if non-compliant?
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Does the associate have the required tools/fixtures to perform the required tasks?
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Are fixtures/tools in good working condition to perform required tasks?
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Is the associate(s) following standard work procedure?
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Is the station kept in an organized and clean manner?
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Are there any safety hazards present in the station?
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Does final product meet Quality Standards?
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Brazers are using Nitrogen purge when brazing
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What flow rate is Nitrogen purge set at?
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Valves are wrapped in wet cloth during brazing process
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Check valve orientation (direction of flow) correct
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Solenoid valve orientation (direction of flow) correct
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Solenoid coil voltage matches order requirement
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Probes secured tightly suction line (if applicable) with 3 tie straps
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Probes located in the correct position
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Leak testers checking each braze joint with sniffer
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Final pressure documented on coil pressure tag
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Defrost heaters are secured on heater brackets. All tabs are bent back to prevent heaters from falling off of the brackets.
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Comments
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Which work station are you auditing today?
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Does work station have standard work posted?
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Does the associate know where the standard work is located?
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Does standard work include Critical to Quality (CTQ) identifiers?
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Can the associate describe why CTQ items are important or what the significance is?
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Explain CTQ for station to associate - why is item critical to quality, what actions should the associate take if non-compliant?
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Does the associate have the required tools/fixtures to perform the required tasks?
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Are fixtures/tools in good working condition to perform required tasks?
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Is the associate using the tools/fixtures according to standard work?
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Are all required parts available within the station?
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Is the associate(s) following standard work procedure?
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Is the station kept in an organized and clean manner?
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Are there any safety hazards present in the station?
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Does final product meet Quality Standards?
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Comments
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Does work station have standard work posted?
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Does the associate know where the standard work is located?
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Does standard work include Critical to Quality (CTQ) identifiers?
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Can the associate describe why CTQ items are important or what the significance is?
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Explain CTQ for station to associate - why is item critical to quality, what actions should the associate take if non-compliant?
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Does the associate have the required tools/fixtures to perform the required tasks?
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Are fixtures/tools in good working condition to perform required tasks?
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Is the associate using the tools/fixtures according to standard work?
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Is the associate(s) following standard work procedure?
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Is the station kept in an organized and clean manner?
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Are there any safety hazards present in the station?
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Does final product meet Quality Standards?
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Shelf tops free of dents cuased by welder electrodes
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Welded shelves fit fixture cart withtout forcing
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Shelf twist testing does not break spot welds
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Shelf size matches case order
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Associates are performing weld nugget verification test periodically?
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Does work station have standard work posted?
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Does the associate know where the standard work is located?
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Does standard work include Critical to Quality (CTQ) identifiers?
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Can the associate describe why CTQ items are important or what the significance is?
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Explain CTQ for station to associate - why is item critical to quality, what actions should the associate take if non-compliant?
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Does the associate have the required tools/fixtures to perform the required tasks?
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Are fixtures/tools in good working condition to perform required tasks?
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Is the associate using the tools/fixtures according to standard work?
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Is the associate(s) following standard work procedure?
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Components sit in welding fixtures securely and flush to adjacent parts (where applicable)
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Robotic welds complete and without voids (on case frames)
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Is the station kept in an organized and clean manner?
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Are there any safety hazards present in the station?
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Does final product meet Quality Standards?
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Does work station have standard work posted?
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Does the associate know where the standard work is located?
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Does standard work include Critical to Quality (CTQ) identifiers?
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Can the associate describe why CTQ items are important or what the significance is?
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Explain CTQ for station to associate - why is item critical to quality, what actions should the associate take if non-compliant?
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Does the associate have the required tools/fixtures to perform the required tasks?
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Are fixtures/tools in good working condition to perform required tasks?
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Is the associate(s) following standard work procedure?
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Is the work station kept in an organized and clean manner?
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Is paint coverage within specifications (smooth 1.8 -3.0 mils) .. (river texture avg 2.5 -4.0 mils)
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Are there any paint surface flaws … visual … check for contamination, powder surge, tape residue, scratches, dents, faraday areas properly covered
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Hook condition … are hooks clean, free from excessive paint build up
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A-racks and carts … are parts safely secured in correct A-Rack, basket or cart and tagged to go to the correct assembly line
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Paint line Baths systems running smooth, spraying and up to temperature
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Dry Off Ovens clear of debris and up to temperature.
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Are there any safety hazards present in the station?
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Does final product meet Quality Standards?
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Comment
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Does work station have standard work posted?
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Does the associate know where the standard work is located?
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Does standard work include Critical to Quality (CTQ) identifiers?
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Can the associate describe why CTQ items are important or what the significance is?
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Explain CTQ for station to associate - why is item critical to quality, what actions should the associate take if non-compliant?
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Does the associate have the required tools/fixtures to perform the required tasks?
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Are fixtures/tools in good working condition to perform required tasks?
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Is the associate using the tools/fixtures according to standard work?
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Is the associate(s) following standard work procedure?
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Is the station kept in an organized and clean manner?
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Foam ratio on monitor was verified with bag shot at start of shift
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Head of foam gun is clean and free of foam (cleaned after each group of shots)
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No foam voids in end panels (check corners)
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End skins free from paint defects (light paint, heavy paint, spots)
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Work order is attached to the end and the number is visible on the front of the end
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End skin paint color matches work order
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Ends are free of damage
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End skins are free of excess swiggle and tape
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End skins are aligned
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End trim covers edges of both skins
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End trim is secured tightly in the inside radius features
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There is no gap in the end trim joint (at bottom of end)
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PVC end trim is smooth on all corners
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Are there any safety hazards present in the station?
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Does final product meet Quality Standards?
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Validate plan execution (Shipment)
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Time keeping/ Absenteeism Reporting/ PPOD Sheet/ Integrity Counts