Requirements and control-plan definition
Requirements, product records, risks and control criteria are aligned.
Integrated quality, inspection, traceability and compliance controls aligned to the product, process, customer and applicable market requirements.
PCT structures quality around the approved product baseline and production route. Incoming, in-process and final controls are connected to workmanship criteria, measurement methods, ESD discipline, traceability, non-conformance disposition, corrective action and release evidence. Applicable customer, industry and regulatory expectations are defined programme by programme and built into the control plan.
Records, identities, quantities, status, exceptions and evidence remain connected while the route adapts to the service and product programme.
Requirements, product records, risks and control criteria are aligned.
Materials, methods, resources and operating controls become ready.
Controlled execution captures status, exceptions and objective evidence.
Review, reconciliation and authorised records support final release.
Service choices are established during programme definition and controlled against product, quality, compliance, manufacturing, destination, schedule and commercial requirements.
Checks and records are selected for the service scope, product risks, customer requirements, destination and applicable release route.
Recorded against the approved operations controls and release criteria.
Recorded against the approved operations controls and release criteria.
Recorded against the approved operations controls and release criteria.
Recorded against the approved operations controls and release criteria.
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