Process discipline
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Process discipline refers to the specific regulatory provisions established by enterprises during the product production process in order to maintain the seriousness of the manufacturing processes, ensure their proper implementation, create a stable production environment, and guarantee both the quality of the products manufactured and safe production conditions. These include: 1. The process documentation should specify clear quality control and inspection requirements, as well as acceptance criteria. Any changes or modifications to process documents must be carried out in accordance with the relevant regulations. 2. The technical condition, precision, and quality of the equipment and process facilities are good. Measuring tools, inspection tools, and instruments should undergo periodic verification. Ensure uniformity of measurement values and satisfactory accuracy. 3. The materials and work-in-progress must meet the process requirements; when materials are substituted or work-in-progress needs to be \"reused\", the relevant procedures for substitution or reuse must be followed. 4. The operator should be familiar with the contents of the drawings and process documents, and understand the process requirements, key operating points, inspection methods, and acceptance criteria for that process. 5. Requirements for testing regarding process discipline. I believe that manufacturing processes are a prerequisite for ensuring quality, so I post some articles on them. This is my first post, so I hope everyone can give me some guidance.
Control elements and control points in process control systems: Control elements, Control points. Process equipment: 1. Technical review of construction drawings; 2. Preparation of process plans; 3. Compilation and review of process documents; 4. Compilation and review of general process regulations and guidelines; 5. Compilation and review of material process quotas. Process implementation: 1. Process discipline and supervision; 2. Process modifications. Tooling design: 1. Tooling design task specifications; 2. Drawing of tooling construction drawings; 3. Verification of tooling
Compared to welding and inspection. Process discipline is not well enforced, and company management generally does not pay much attention to it. The relevant regulatory requirements are also relatively lax. A clear example of this is that those responsible for welding inspections must undergo training provided by the Chemical Equipment Association and hold a certificate to carry out their duties, whereas those in charge of process management do not need such a requirement