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Describe the issue, opportunity, requirement or cause that drives the engineering change.
Current vs proposed
Element
Current state
Proposed state
Reason
Design / BOM / process
[Current]
[Proposed]
[Reason]
Drawing / design change evidence
drawing / currentdrawing / proposed
Impact / risk
Area
Impact / risk
Action / owner
Form / fit / function
[Impact]
[Action]
Regulatory / compliance
[Impact]
[Action]
Inventory / WIP / tooling
[Impact]
[Action]
Cost / schedule / service
[Impact]
[Action]
Disposition of existing material
Inventory state
Disposition
Authorization
Finished goods / WIP / raw material
Use / rework / scrap / phase-in
[Approver]
Verification / validation
Requirement
Method
Result / reference
Status
Change verification
[Method]
[Report]
Pass
Implementation tasks
Update drawings / BOM / specifications
Update work instructions / software / labels
Communicate to procurement / manufacturing / quality / service
Train affected personnel
Update customer or PCN records if needed
Change approvals
Engineering
Date
Quality / regulatory
Date
Operations / supply chain
Date
Final release
Date
Controlled structureInternal / PLM change control
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