Buyer guide · 30 pages

Electronics & electrical assembly Operations Guide

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1. One build. Many identities. One evidence trail.
2. Start with the product. Then establish the rules.
3. Name the authority. Keep the decision visible.
4. One work order. Two customer destinations.
5. Receive the container. Preserve the original identity.
6. Protect the devices. Keep two histories separate.
7. Kit identifiable parts. Not just stock quantities.
8. Build to the approved set. Keep the version used.
9. Verify the setup. Then preserve the changes.
10. Control the soldering process. Record what happened.
11. Build the harness. Keep its own genealogy.
12. Separate the panel. Confirm what enters the box.
13. Keep the result. Then record the judgement.
14. Pending is visible. Pending is not passed.
15. Authorise the intervention. Keep the earlier failure.
16. Investigate the cause. Do not confuse it with correction.
17. Review the configuration. Authorise the shipment.
18. Know the equipment used. Investigate questioned status.
19. Separate substance evidence from market responsibilities.
20. Control the label. Verify the packed assembly.
21. Trace forwards and backwards. State the uncertainty.
22. Keep records usable. Measure without hiding retests.
23. Map each decision to its evidence owner.
24. Use ninety days to learn. Expand only when ready.
25. Run a fair evaluation. Challenge the exceptions.
26. Can you reconstruct one finished serial?
27. Is the line ready for this exact build?
28. Did the demonstration prove the evidence path?