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Control of NC Component

This document outlines Booth Welsh's procedures for controlling non-conforming products. It describes four main activities: detecting non-conforming products, documenting and segregating them, reviewing them to determine appropriate disposition, and maintaining inspection and test status. Non-conforming products can be detected at various stages and are documented, identified, and quarantined. The workshop manager reviews the non-conformance and decides on disposition, such as rework, acceptance with concession, rejection, or scrapping. Inspection status is tracked throughout production to identify any additional non-conformances.

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Control of NC Component

This document outlines Booth Welsh's procedures for controlling non-conforming products. It describes four main activities: detecting non-conforming products, documenting and segregating them, reviewing them to determine appropriate disposition, and maintaining inspection and test status. Non-conforming products can be detected at various stages and are documented, identified, and quarantined. The workshop manager reviews the non-conformance and decides on disposition, such as rework, acceptance with concession, rejection, or scrapping. Inspection status is tracked throughout production to identify any additional non-conformances.

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Section:

QP83-01

Standard: Control of Non-Conforming Product


Version:

13.0

Date:

25 April 2013

Purpose and Scope


The purpose of this procedure is to establish the method of controlling Non-Conforming products,
both supplied to Booth Welsh and also supplied to its customers.

Principle Responsibilities
Operations Director
Workshop Manager
Department Managers
Purchasing Manager
Activities
QP83-01-01
QP83-01-02
QP83-01-03
QP83-01-04

Detection of Non-Conforming Products


Documentation, Identification and Segregation
Review and Disposition
Inspection and Test Status

Related Procedures
QP74-01: Purchasing
QP75-01: Product Manufacture

Forms
QD74-04: Goods Return / Concession Note
QD83-01: Non Conforming Product Log
QD83-02: Non Conformance Report
Other Information
No external documents are required.

QP83-01-01 Detection of Non-Conforming Products


Non-conforming products may be detected at various stages of the operation, for example:

upon receipt from a supplier (at Incoming Inspection)

during storage (e.g. when checking/rotating stock)


during any stage of the manufacturing/test operation
prior to despatch to customer (e.g. at Final Inspection)
After delivery to customer ( e.g. In use)

Whenever a non-conforming product is detected (or suspected) for whatever reason, the person
who detects the non-compliance or is advised by the customer shall initially notify the Workshop
Manager or Department Manager, as appropriate, of the precise nature of non-compliance.
QP83-01-02 Documentation, Identification and Segregation
Once a non-compliance has been confirmed the following process should be used to resolve and
track the issue to its conclusion:

1.

The Workshop manager should be advised of and add the non-conformance to his QD8301: Non-Conforming Product Log and allocate a Non-Conforming Report number (NCR
No.) for the issue.

2.

The BW employee that has identified the Non-conformance/or has it reported to shall
create a QD83-02: Non Conformance Report . The report should include the NCR No., a
brief description of the identified problem and suggested corrective action (where this is
already established). In the instances when the non-conforming product is a simple
return to supplier a QD83-02: Non Conformance Report is not required and the process
should be as below for return to the supplier.

In instances where the non-conformance requires the defective or incorrect equipment to be


returned to the supplier, then a QD74-04: Goods Return Note should also be generated and issued
to the Purchasing Manager for appropriate follow up with the supplier .
3.

The part completed non-conformance report should then be submitted to the relevant
Department Manager and copied to Workshop Manager.

4.

The Department Manager shall then confirm suggested corrective action is appropriate
and complete the Follow Up Action section of the Non Conformance Report and assign
responsibility to an appropriate department representative for follow up action and
closure of issue.

5.

In instances where the corrective action requires return of goods to supplier or disposition
(see QP83-01-03 below for disposition process) then the Non-Conforming Product should
be segregated to prevent unintended use by placing in a designated Quarantine Area
pending review and disposition.

N.B. These areas are identified by a Quarantine Area sign in red lettering in both
the production and stores areas.
At this point the product shall also be identified as non-conforming by labelling with
a Non-Conforming Product Label indicating:

Date

NCR Ref. Number


Brief Description of Non Compliance

6.

The appointed department representative will ensure appropriate follow-up actions are
completed to resolve the Non-conformance and complete and sign off the
Close Out Action section of the Non Conformance Report and return the form to the
Department Manager.

7.

The Department Manager should then complete and sign off the Final Review section of
the Non Conformance report and if appropriate have it endorsed by BW employee that
has identified the Non-conformance.

8.

The completed Non-conformance should then be returned to the Workshop Manager so


that he can file the report and sign off the issue on the Non-Conforming Product Log.

QP83-01-03 Review and Disposition


The Workshop Supervisor or Department Manager shall review the nature of the non-conformance
and make a decision on the disposition of the product(s) concerned. This decision shall be based
on any relevant manufacturers specification or contractual customer specification as appropriate
and will be one of the following:-

1.
2.

Rework to meet Specified Requirements


Accept on Concession (Internal or External)
Reject and Return to Supplier
Re-grade for alternative application
Scrap
When a non-compliance cannot be clearly defined or categorised with reference to the
relevant specification, this shall be referred to the QAR for a decision on disposition.
When product is to be rejected and returned to a supplier this shall be actioned by
following requirements of QD74-04: Goods Return Note with actions/responsibilities
shared between Workshop Manager for logging and Purchasing Manager for dealing with
supplier as appropriate.

QP83-01-04 Inspection and Test Status


The inspection status of all work in progress (W.I.P.) shall be maintained and identified throughout

the production process via the processes outlined in QP75-01: Product Manufacture Appropriate
inspection/test records will be generated to indicate conformance or otherwise to inspections
carried out at defined phases of assembly/test.
In the event that any Work in Progress (W.I.P) product fails a Production Inspection /Test Stage or
is otherwise suspect of damage or deterioration at any stage of the production/test operation, the
person who detects the non-compliance shall initially notify the Workshop Supervisor or Contract
Engineer of the precise nature of the non-compliance.
Once a non-compliance has been confirmed, details of the non-compliance shall be recorded on
the QD83-02: Non Conformance Report and the process outlined in QP83-01-02 above should be
followed.
N.B. On Test failures or non compliances are dealt with separately and recorded and processed
using appropriate Panel Test reports or Sheets.

Revision History

Version

Description of Change

Author

Date

1.0

Upgrade to ISO9001:2000 guidelines

MO

27 Jan 2003

9.0

Edits to QP83-01-02 + minor edit


to QP83-01-04

JF

09 Nov 2010

13.0

Additions to QP83-01-01 + Edits


to QP83-01-02

PR

25 April 2013

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