PPAP according to AIAG manual - #TM114

Applicable to all parts and commodities, the Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) principles help to reduce delays and non-conformances during part approval by providing a consistent approval process.

The PPAP is a file that accompanies the initial samples. It is an essential stage in the customer-supplier relationship.

The AIAG handbook outlines the process to demonstrate engineering design and product specifications are met by the supplier’s manufacturing process and sets out the rules for the composition, submission and development of the PPAP file.

• Understand the principles related to the PPAP.
• Understand the role of the PPAP and its importance in the customer-supplier relationship.
• Be able to draw up an validate a PPAP
• Understand the different levels of PPAP
• Know how to develop the PPAP in the context of changes to the product or process during the life of the product.

Anyone involved in the following activities:

• Product and process validation
• Communication to customers about product and process validations or modifications
• Validation of suppliers’ products and processes

Trainees identify the best practices of the PPAP at each major stage of the methodology:

• Public session: application to a case study.
• In-house session: application to a case study specific to the company selected during a preparation.

Knowledge test (Multi Choice Questions)

Attendee file containing the training materials and practical exercises. Training materials in digital format are made available to trainees a few days before the course.

Training:

• TM100 – Automotive Core Tools AIAG (APQP / PPAP / FMEA / MSA / SPC / Control Plan)

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