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KSS 050
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Document History Revision: 1 Release Date 22 Sep 2011 ECP No. 47830
Fully revised standard
Modification
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Table of Content
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................. 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 PURPOSE................................................................................................................................................... 3 SCOPE........................................................................................................................................................ 3 RESPONSIBILITY ...................................................................................................................................... 3 DEFINITION ................................................................................................................................................ 3 DETERMINATION OF SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS ............................................................................ 4 REFERENCES (RELATED DOCUMENTS)............................................................................................... 9 APPENDICES ............................................................................................................................................. 9
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Introduction
This KSS Standard outlines requirements for how to control potential risks related to product and process through the identification and management of special product and process characteristics (named Critical Characteristics and Significant Characteristics).
Purpose
The purpose of this standard is to facilitate and to harmonize the use of special characteristics within drawings and other documentation throughout the KSS group. It explains the management and handling of special characteristics to fulfill functional and regulatory requirements.
Scope
All KSS sites, organizations, and suppliers must adhere to this standard.
Responsibility
The Engineering Manager or Director of each KSS engineering department is responsible to ensure that the CC/SC standard is followed, monitored and observed during development. The Product Engineer is responsible to define the CC/SC for all engineering documentation associated with development for the assigned programs. The Quality Manager/ Director is responsible to ensure that requirements defined in this standard are implemented. The Procurement Director and Director of Supplier Quality are responsible to communicate this standard and enforce compliance at the supplier level.
Definitions
A characteristic is a dimension or a physical, chemical, electrical, mechanical or visual property. A characteristic must be measurable, either directly or indirectly, either variable or attribute. Attribute characteristics are qualitative data that is measured or checked and results in conformance or non-conformance, pass or fail.
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5.1
Note: A special characteristic (CC or SC) derived from DFMEA may not automatically be carried through to drawing and control plan.
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*): In case of not timely deliverable of data, immediate escalation to Program Manager (PM) is indicated. PM to escalate latest in TG review. 5.3 Control of CC/SC
5.3.1 During Development All special characteristics determined as CC/SC during FMEA process shall be carried forward to the CC/SC list, the drawings, the control plans, and to standard work instructions. All CC/SC shall be verified and validated during Design Validation (DV). The supplier shall evaluate and implement the measurement method approved by KSS and other appropriate controls on characteristics related to their processes. The supplier shall evaluate their processes and further identify, document, and control additional contributing characteristics. All CC/SC shall be verified prior to any DV or customer builds. 5.3.2 During PPAP and Product Validation (PV) All CC/SC on the drawings, control plans and other documents shall be referenced in the PPAP documentation and proven capable. Process capability must be proven for each special characteristic
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If capability cannot be demonstrated, 100% check must be performed with proven detection of non-compliance If this is not possible other methods must be applied (e.g Poka-yoke) Compliance of attribute characteristics can be proven by using a certificate.
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The initial process capability study is to evaluate: The conformity of characteristics to the specified requirement and the effect of tool/process variation on these characteristics. If material is identified as a CC a material certificate must be included in PPAP submission and must be available for each batch/lot during mass production. Capability studies shall be performed according to the AIAG manual Statistical Process Control (SPC), and measurement equipment shall be proven acceptable according to the AIAG manual Measurement Systems Analysis (MSA)/ ISO/TS 16949, latest editions. Suppliers shall demonstrate their ability to perform capable measurement of special characteristics according to methods agreed by KSS. Evidence shall be provided during supplier APQP process. 5.3.3 During Serial Production All CC/SC on the drawings, D- and PFMEA, and/or specifications shall be verified during serial production and reflected in approved control plans. 5.4 CC/SC List Management
5.4.1 All CC/SC lists shall be written in English. Dual language (local language and English) can be applied as applicable. 5.4.2 Distribution of the complete CC/SC list data outside of KSS (customer or supplier) is prohibited, as well as PFMEA, but can be presented upon request. The supplier shall be provided with the CC/SC list for his component.
5.5
Documentation of Special Characteristics CC/SCs must be marked on the drawing according to the global KSS drafting standard. General numbering of characteristics (dimensions) or
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5.6
Documentation/Record retention All documents referring to special characteristics shall be written in English or in dual language (local language and english) Record Retention is mandatory for each document and/or report referring to special characteristics.
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CC
1 When to apply a CC/ SC Affects product and operator safety and/or compliance with regulatory requirements.
SC
Affects product form, fit or function (other than safety and regulatory) or has other valid reasons to classify significant Yes, temporarily
3 3.1
Is a deviation approval possible in case out of spec.? For new design and new tool after 31 Oct 2011 Evidence for PPAP approval
No
3.2
Initial capability Ppk>2.0 or Poka-Yoke or 100% detection If the CC applies to material, a material certificate is required Continuous capability Cpk >1.67, if verification indicated by SPC (Statistical Process Control) or Poka-Yoke or 100% detection If the CC applies to material, a material certificate is required on request.
Init. capability Ppk >1.67 or Poka-Yoke or 100% detection (material spec. applies to CC classification) Continuous capability Cpk >1.33, if verification indicated by SPC (Statistical Process Control) or Poka-Yoke or 100% detection (material spec applies to CC classification)
4 4.1
Existing design or tools before 31 Oct. 2011 Evidence for PPAP approval
Initial capability Ppk>1,67 Init. capability Ppk >1.33 or or Poka-Yoke Poka-Yoke or or 100% detection 100% detection If the CC applies to (material spec. applies to material, a material CC classification) certificate is required
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Appendices
Attachment: CC/SC list template
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