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Development Process (3.2.3) Process Owner Presentation Cal-Comp USA 4-23-2012

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Development Process (3.2.3) Process Owner Presentation. Cal-Comp USA 4-23-2012. Cal-Comp USA. Employees - 500 (San Diego, Indiana & Reynosa) AS9100, ISO/TS 16949 (Automotive), ISO 9001 & 13485 (Medical) Aerospace & Military Customers:. 2. Process Overview / Criteria. 3. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Development Process (3.2.3) Process Owner Presentation

Development Process

(3.2.3) Process Owner PresentationCal-Comp USA

4-23-2012

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Cal-Comp USA

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Employees - 500 (San Diego, Indiana & Reynosa)

AS9100, ISO/TS 16949 (Automotive), ISO 9001 & 13485 (Medical)

Aerospace & Military Customers:

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Process Overview / Criteria

3.2.3 Development Process How does your organization design and develop

new products or services? How are advanced techniques such as Six Sigma,

Design of Experiments, Design to Cost, Design for Manufacturability integrated into your operations?

How are customers and suppliers integrated into your development process?

How is the development process reviewed and improved?

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Our Key Practices

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Advanced Product Quality Planning-APQP (Design For Six Sigma-DFSS)

AS9100 7.0 Product Realization 1.3.1 New Product Start-Up Process (APQP)

Development Process 3.2.3 Production Preparation Process 3-P Production Part Approval Process & FAI

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Things We Did Right

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Customer-focused Multi-disciplined Teams Developed at 1st Engagement With Champions

Program Manager Manufacturing / Quality Engineer Test Engineer Value-Stream Manager Production Planner Procurement Specialist Cell Leads Key Supplier Representatives

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Things We Did Right

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Concept Initiation / Approval

Program Approval

LP- Lab Prototype

(Proto)

MP- Mfg. Prototype

(Pilot)

PP- Production Prototype (Launch)

Feedback Assessment &

Corrective Action

Product & Process

Validation

Process Design &

Development Verification

Product Design &

Development Verification

Plan & Define

Program

Planning Planning

Product Design & Dev.

Process Design & Development

Product & Process Validation

Production

Feedback Assessment & Corrective Action

Advanced Product Quality Planning Time-Line

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Built Quality In With Core Tools

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Input orOutputBlocks

InstructionalBlocks

DecisionBlocks

Start

SubroutineBlocks

(i.e. Rework)

Input orOutputBlocks

End

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Input orOutputBlocks

InstructionalBlocks

DecisionBlocks

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SubroutineBlocks

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Process Flow Diagram

Process Failure Mode Effects Analysis

QualificationControl Plan

Customer Requirements

Special / Key Product

Characteristics ( )

Install Antenna matching CCA with screw, lock washer and flat washer. Align pin in the center of the pad as possible - see pictures. Torque to 1.7in.lb.

Hand solder pin to the pad with no-clean Kester #245 Sn63/Pb37.

Work Instruction

Install Antenna matching CCA with screw, lock washer and flat washer. Align pin in the center of the pad as possible - see pictures. Torque to 1.7in.lb.

Hand solder pin to the pad with no-clean Kester #245 Sn63/Pb37.

Work Instruction

Input orOutputBlocks

InstructionalBlocks

DecisionBlocks

Start

SubroutineBlocks

(i.e. Rework)

Input orOutputBlocks

End

No

Yes

Input orOutputBlocks

InstructionalBlocks

DecisionBlocks

Start

SubroutineBlocks

(i.e. Rework)

Input orOutputBlocks

End

No

Yes

Process Flow Diagram

Input orOutputBlocks

InstructionalBlocks

DecisionBlocks

Start

SubroutineBlocks

(i.e. Rework)

Input orOutputBlocks

End

No

Yes

Input orOutputBlocks

InstructionalBlocks

DecisionBlocks

Start

SubroutineBlocks

(i.e. Rework)

Input orOutputBlocks

End

No

Yes

Process Flow Diagram

Process Failure Mode Effects Analysis

Process Failure Mode Effects Analysis

QualificationQualificationControl PlanControl Plan

Customer Requirements

Special / Key Product

Characteristics ( )

Customer Requirements

Special / Key Product

Characteristics ( )

Install Antenna matching CCA with screw, lock washer and flat washer. Align pin in the center of the pad as possible - see pictures. Torque to 1.7in.lb.

Hand solder pin to the pad with no-clean Kester #245 Sn63/Pb37.

Work Instruction

Install Antenna matching CCA with screw, lock washer and flat washer. Align pin in the center of the pad as possible - see pictures. Torque to 1.7in.lb.

Hand solder pin to the pad with no-clean Kester #245 Sn63/Pb37.

Work Instruction

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DFMEA & PFMEA Benefits

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Design Failure Mode Effects Analysis - DFMEA Design For Cost Reduction - DFCR

Process Failure Mode Effects Analysis - PFMEA Design For Manufacturability - DFM Design For Assembly - DFA Design For Test - DFT Design For Serviceability – DFS Mistake-proofing & Process Controls

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Concept Initiation / Approval

Program Approval

Prototype Pilot Launch

Feedback Assessment &

Corrective Action

Product & Process

Validation

Process Design & Development

Verification

Product Design & Development

Verification

Plan & Define

Program

Planning Planning

Product Design & Dev.

Process Design & Development

Product & Process Validation

Production

Feedback Assessment & Corrective Action

PLAN

DO

ACT

CHECK

PLAN

DO

ACT

CHECKPLAN

DO

ACT

CHECK

PLAN

DO

ACT

CHECK

PLAN

DO

ACT

CHECK

PLAN

DO

ACT

CHECK

Multiple PDCA Experiments

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Begin Lean With 3P At Prototype

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3

2

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Operation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15Min. 7.50 9.00 8.25 7.50 8.50 7.30 7.70 8.60 9.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 9.00 9.00 7.83

Note: Each color represents a different operator’s work cycle

3P - Production Preparation Process

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VSM From Raw Material to USAF

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CUSTOMER LOCATIONS

LONG -LEAD ITEMS USAFRAW

ALUMINUM SUPPLIER

CUSTOMER LOCATIONSSEICUSTOMER

LOCATIONSCCUSACUSTOMER LOCATIONSADC

SHIPPED AS

AS NEEDED

SHIPPED AS 1x DAY

SHIPPED AS 1x DAY

FINISHEDGOODS

SHIPPED AS WEEKLY

ADCPRODUCTION

CONTROL

SEISALES ORDER

BANK

CCUSAPRODUCTION

CONTROL

100 Day100 Day 100 Day100 Day100 Day100 Day

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Continual Improvement

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Things We Learned

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Empowered Customer-focused Multi-disciplined Teams – Main Ingredient for Success

Product & Process Intimacy – Well Worth the Effort Core Tools - Living Records of Our Very Best 3P & APQP Work Hand-in-glove – Quality, Cost

Reduction & Productivity Improved Together Preventing Problems (Mistake-proofing) & Removing

Waste in Advance – Smooth & Successful Launches Improved DFX Capabilities – More Value-added

Services for Our Customers Ultra Effective Ramps – More Like Step-functions

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Questions

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Thank YouContact: Kenny Heifner

[email protected]

(858) 587-6960