APQP - Advanced Product Quality Planning

APQP - Advanced Product Quality Planning

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APQP - Advanced Product Quality Planning

What You Will Learn!

  • What is APQP (Advanced Product Quality Planning)
  • Goals of APQP
  • Benefits of APQP
  • Elements of Good Planning
  • Features of APQP
  • APQP Team Requirement

Description

APQP stands for Advanced Product Quality Planning. It is a structured framework that helps organizations in the automotive industry and other manufacturing sectors develop products and processes that meet customer requirements and ensure product quality. APQP is often associated with the automotive industry but is also used in other industries where quality and product development are critical.

APQP consists of several phases, and the course will cover each of them in detail. These phases usually include planning and definition, product design and development, process design and development, product and process validation, and production feedback and assessment. The various tools and techniques used in APQP, such as Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), Control Plans, Process Flow Diagrams. Many APQP courses include case studies to provide practical examples of how APQP is implemented in real-world situations. Understanding the documentation requirements of APQP is crucial. You will likely learn how to create and maintain the necessary documentation for each phase of APQP. In industries like automotive, there are often regulatory requirements that must be met. The course may cover these requirements and how APQP helps organizations comply with them. APQP is often integrated into a broader quality management system (QMS). You may learn about how APQP fits into QMS frameworks like ISO 9001. Some courses may include information on how to assess and audit APQP processes to ensure they are being implemented effectively. Depending on the course and your goals, you may have the opportunity to earn a certification in APQP upon completion.

Who Should Attend!

  • Anyone

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