Process Control
Process Control
Process Control
PROCESS C ONTROL
Code: DMPS - 09
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C ONTENTS
1. PURPOSE.........................................................2
2. SCOPE..............................................................2
3. DEFINITION......................................................2
4. REFERENCE.....................................................2
5. RESPONSIBILITIES...........................................2
6. PROCEDURE....................................................4
7. RECORDS.........................................................6
8. APPENDIX........................................................6
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1. PURPOSE
Purpose of this procedure is to identify, plan and ensure that the production,
installation and servicing processes proceed under controlled conditions.
2. SCOPE
This procedure applies to production, installation and servicing processes which
affecting directly the quality.
3. DEFINITION
3.1. Special processes - the results of these processes can not be fully verified in an
subsequent inspection or testing and the deficiencies may appear after the
product is in use.
3.2. Monitoring - a period and independent check in order to know if all process dates
are maintaining in specified limits in compliance with process procedures.
3.3. Nonconformity - non-fulfillment of a specified requirement.
4. REFERENCE
4.1. In process and final inspection for ship procedure, code DMPS 10.
4.2. Self-inspection procedure, code DMPA - 321.
4.3. Control of nonconforming product procedure, code DMPS - 13.
4.4. Corrective and preventive actions procedure, code DMPS 14.
4.5. Control of equipment procedure, code DMPA 271.
4.6. Control of measuring and test equipment procedure, code DMPS 11.
4.7. Servicing procedure, code DMPS - 19
5. RESPONSIBILITIES
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6. PROCEDURE
6.1. General
(1) Managers of Production Departments shall identify the necessity of the work
instructions where the lack of these may generate nonconformities.
(2) The information stipulated in drawings or specifications may be enough for
simple and well definite work sequences in the case the workers meet the
workshop practices and the execution quality standards requirements.
6.2. Instructions/procedures for processes control
6.2.1. The necessary instructions may be draw up in different forms:
(1) work instructions
(2) Best Methods of Safety Work (BMSW)
(3) posted instructions
(4) diagrams, logigrams
(5) documents drawn up by Production Engineering Team (working
sequence diagram, detailed assembly procedure, work volume, skin
plate edge preparation plan, marking for fabrication, lifting plan,
scaffolding, keel block arrangement)
6.2.2. The instruction may include the followings:
(1) details about work steps succession and description
(2) details about materials that shall be used according to documentation
(3) details about equipment and instruments that shall be use adjustment
and calibration (where is possible)
(4) environment conditions, if there are necessary
(5) acceptance criteria
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7. RECORDS
Records shall be maintained according to drawn up procedures and instructions.
8. APPENDIX
8.1. Flowchart
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