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| Part name | |
| Part number | |
| Engineering change level / date | |
| Organization / manufacturing site | |
| Customer / part name | |
| Reason for submission | |
| Submission level (1–5) | 3 |
| Submission results: dimensional / material / performance |
| Element | Status | Reference / evidence |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Design records | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 2. Engineering change documents | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 3. Customer engineering approval | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 4. Design FMEA (DFMEA) | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 5. Process flow diagram | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 6. Process FMEA (PFMEA) | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 7. Control plan | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 8. Measurement systems analysis (MSA) | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 9. Dimensional results | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 10. Records of material / performance tests | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 11. Initial process studies | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 12. Qualified laboratory documentation | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 13. Appearance approval report (AAR) | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 14. Sample production parts | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 15. Master sample | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 16. Checking aids | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 17. Customer-specific requirements | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] | |
| 18. Part submission warrant (PSW) | [Submitted / Retained / N/A] |
The organization affirms the samples represented were produced at the production rate/site and meet all customer requirements, and that documented evidence is on file.
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