Let's grasp the key to quality risk management: the "Control Plan."

Explaining the basics of document design to prevent quality "variations" from design to mass production.

The Control Plan (CP) is one of the core tools recommended by the IATF16949 standard. It is a QMS document that outlines an appropriate risk management plan to maintain strict quality and prevent the occurrence of defective products. While the QC process chart lists management standards for specific processes, the CP is a comprehensive management method that includes characteristic management, responses to defects, inspection methods, and record-keeping. This article explains the role of the CP and its differences from the QC process chart. It provides insights into the concepts and practical points of CP that can be immediately applied to quality design. - 【What you can learn from this explanatory article】 - The basics and objectives of the Control Plan (CP) - Differences from the QC process chart - The concept of creating CP units - The flow of creating and updating CP at each stage - Key points for handling non-conformities and record management, etc. >> You can view the continuation of this article below 【▶ Click here for the full text】! <<

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