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Charles J. Butchart
Supplier Technical Assistant at Roush Industries
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It might be well to include the cost of their defect production. A supplier that provides engine
blocks, for example, will cost you more with each defective block he sends, then a push rod
manufacturer with two dozen defective parts.
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Michael Moon
Supplier Quality Engineer at Boeing
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To build on Charles' comment, I think he is referring to the cost to your company to identify and
handle rejects from the suppliers, including the cost of downtime in your own processes. This will
also be affected by where in your process the defect is detected. A part that is installed during
initial assembly operations but can't be tested until the assembly is complete, but then is found to
be defective, has a lot greater impact and cost.
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Thank you for your comments but how do I go about calculating all these costs? Well the material
cost is straightforward but all the other costs including downtime, manhours, etc. may seem a
little elusive.
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Bill Alrich
Sales Executive at EMNS Inc.
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Hi Terry Supplier Scorecards should reflect the unique aspects of your business, as Michael and Charles
observe. The challenge, of course, is can you capture the data (like ttotal costs of a defect)
easily? If you're looking for ideas of what other companies are tracking I'd be happy to send you
some samples from our web-based service, GSQA. Send a request to bill.alrich@gsqa.com.
Bill
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Choong, First of all you could change the freq from Quarterly to monthly review.
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If you perform Quality checks on incoming products you can use the data you get out of this as a
topic in Supplier ratings. Useable are pure data (rate the variance between target and measured
values), or calculate the process capability and set up a rating scale for this. This is a clear way
of comparing, and as a result rating Suppliers. Same goes for number of rejects. Big benefit I see
is that in this way rating is not subjective, but just calculated data.
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Thomas Luniewski
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We perform SQRs for our top 80% spend. Our main quality measure is simply DPPM. I'm not
sure what SCAR data you include in your SQR but we are just starting to measure SCAR
timeliness. Short term containment (both our's and supplier's inventory <3 days) and long term
CAPA (<20 days). We also rate our suppliers, Partner, Key, Approved and Conditional. Any major
warranty claim will lower the supplier rating one step (Example: Key to approved or approved to
conditional). The supplier's overall rating can be no better than the worst rating in all the
categories. The DPPM data is easy to retrieve, the SCAR and warranty data is somewhat manual
and provided to the commodity manager (CM) by the SQEs on a case-by-case basis. Along with
Quality and OTD we measure cost management and technical support. The latter two are
suggestive and based on the CM's interaction with each supplier.
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Patrick
You may include some of the followings as part of the KPIs to monitor the suppliers' quality
perofrmance:
1) RMA rate,
2) their key process yield performace,
3) Use trend chart and pareto chart to monitor the effectiveness of the SCAR implemenation,
4) Their COPQ or scrap rate
5) 5S performance
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