Manufacturing (CW COP #5)

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Manufacturing (CW COP #5) Process Owner - Manufacturing Business Centre Manager WITH WHAT? Raw Material Computers Software Equipment Measuring tools WITH WHO? Training COP-0018 Production Associates Purchasing Scheduling M&E Area Managers Quality Associates REQU I REMENTS REQU I REMENTS INPUT Customer order Specifications Raw Materials Schedule OUTPUT Finished product Make Finished Hose Product Correct Spec Correct Identification Correct Qty Records HOW? WINs, Specifications Process Control COP-009 Control Plan/FMEA Schedule Safety Procedures WIN.10.QA.54 (CWI 0157) MEASURABLE Waste Productivity % fsv PCD -0005 Revision 3 5th April 2005