Title Page
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Conducted on
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Location
- Silverstone Drive
- Kettering
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Conducted by
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Area being audited
- L462
- Mulsanne
- SUV
- 631
- 634/5
- Tisza
- Spray booth
- Warehouse
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Process being audited
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Operator being audited
Document reference IMK0666 / Issue date 07/2/17 Issue 1
IMK Process Audit
Health and Safety - Operator
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Is operator wearing the prescribed PPE. The PPE is available.
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Is the operator is aware of the actions to take in the event of a near miss or accident
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Is the operator performing the task safely so as not to endanger himself or others - check use of heat guns, scalpel
Environment
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Are the machine guards in place, secure and used correctly
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Are there any trip hazards in the working area
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Are there any unneeded raw material or WIP in the area
Operator training
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Is the operator is trained and competent to perform the process task ( compliant with the work instruction , use of gauging and inspection method for the product, handling and identification)|
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Operator is aware of the actions to take regarding non-conforming products ; reaction in case of product and/or machine failures)
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Are the training records available and up to date
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Is the skills matrix available and up to date
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Is the responsibility for the management/updating of the skill matrix defined?
Cleanliness
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Is the working area clean and wiped up regularly
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Is the floor free from spillages
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The area is free from all personal effects or PPE such as clothing, gloves, etc not required in the working area.
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d. The team board in the area is tidy and up to date.
Process
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Is the operator is performing the task in accordance to the instructions
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Does the process clearly define each process step, including packaging & labelling
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Is the process at the point of use and to the latest issue.
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Is all tooling stated ion the work instructions available and in good condition
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Are all tools / fixtures stored correctly
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Is the operator aware of the rejected parts process
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Are all rejected parts labelled / stored correctly in the Red scrap bin
Inspection and Gauging
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Do the instructions clearly define each process step by means of brief description, pictures,etc, to avoid any mistakes
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Are the instructions at the point of use and to the latest issue
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Are all gauges / fixtures are identified with a calibration tag / label
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- All gauges / fixtures are identified with a calibration tag / label
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Is the calibration status is valid
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-Are all gauges / fixtures stored safely to avoid damage
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Are all components are being visually inspected at point of use
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Are the components being inspected/measured in accordance to the instructions
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Is the operator is using the gauging / assy equipment correctly to both achieve an accurate result and to prevent damage to the gauge
Work place organisation
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Are the storage areas and equipment at the workstation are tidy, safe and in good condition
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Are identification/kanban labels visible and in good condition
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Are parts are sent to the next operation in an organised manner
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Is the part storage area at the workstation appropriate to the needs of the process
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Are all completed parts are clearly identified e.g. Operator ID; part marking etc..
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Work in progress parts are stored in order to prevent damage
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Are parts to be reworked are clearly identified and appropriately stored
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