Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Design data

  • Is data used to manufacture parts maintained per written procedures?

  • Is controlled data utilized by the technician manufacturing the parts?

  • Are drawings utilized by shops maintained by shops to assist in machine set-up etc. marked "for reference use only"?

Manufacturing process control

  • Are shop travelers use for issuing the order for manufacturing aircraft parts?

  • Are shop travelers directly connected by labeling or within reasonable presence of the part during manufacture?

  • Are manufacturing processes listed on work in progress forms as required?

  • Are initial continuation/or task entries consistent with the manufacturing or assembly instructions?

  • Are corrective actions entered in response to continuation/task entries when functions are completed?

  • Are continuation/task entries inspected at appropriate times? I.e. Before another continuation renders un-inspectable.

  • Are there copies of the certifications for materials used placed in the work packets as they are consumed?

  • Are work packets stored properly upon parts completion?

Inspections

  • Are all incoming parts and materials inspected for conformity to the purchase order, vendor documentation, shipping damage, contamination, etc.?

  • Are materials properly tagged and certificates of conformity attached to parts and materials upon successful completion of receiving inspection?

  • Are in-process inspections performed as required?

  • Are discrepancies documented when non-conformities exists?

  • Are final inspections documented properly?

Parts Marking

  • Are parts marked as required?

Tool Calibration

  • Are tools used during final inspection calibrated as required? Traceable to NIST?

  • Are all tools requiring calibration recorded on RSF-007 form?

  • Are calibration records maintained for 10 years min?

Material/Parts Handling and Storage

  • Are parts and materials requisitioned as required?

  • Are all parts and materials handled and stored such a manner to prevent damage?

  • Are parts and materials properly identified?

  • Are expiration dates marked ?

  • Are items with expired shelf life disposed of?

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