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Volume 2 Appendix 2 Trigger Matrix

1. The trigger matrix provides a framework to determine if a change requires customer approval or notification. 2. It evaluates changes based on criteria such as if it affects customer specifications, technical interfaces, fit/form/function, or contract documents. 3. The matrix then provides guidance on the appropriate level of customer involvement required, from no involvement to agreement or notification, based on the type and impact of the change.
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Volume 2 Appendix 2 Trigger Matrix

1. The trigger matrix provides a framework to determine if a change requires customer approval or notification. 2. It evaluates changes based on criteria such as if it affects customer specifications, technical interfaces, fit/form/function, or contract documents. 3. The matrix then provides guidance on the appropriate level of customer involvement required, from no involvement to agreement or notification, based on the type and impact of the change.
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Appendix 2 - Trigger matrix

1) Is it a change?
2) Does it affect customer's significant characteristics?
If customer-specific
3) Is the technical interface to the customer affected?
requirements exist,
4) Type of change?
the agreement is
5) Does it affect contract documents (e.g., specifications, customer's
obligatory !
drawing, data-sets,....? *

Row
6) Are fitment, form, function, performance, reliability affected?
Change to significant characteristics agreed with the customer for the product, sub-
y y/n All y/n y/n Z 1
assy., component (electrical/mechanical), process, …)?
y All y / n y / n e.g., fixing to the vehicle, electronic parts and/or connections… Z 2
Electronic components (see ZVEI "Product/Process Change Notifications - Guideline for Automotive Electronic Components")
e.g., change to design, tooling, …... Z 3
y
y
e.g., change to product software (parameters, architecture) Z 4
n e.g., change to sealing material, change to EMC capacitor, ….
Design Mc **

Z 5
e.g., change to a dimension not included in the customer's drawing Z 6
y
Change to materials Z 7
Change to internal specification or tolerances outside customer's specification Z 8
n
Change to internal specification or tolerances but still within customer's specification - 9
n
Change to identification of parts/materials but with unchanged composition - 10
Change in early man'f'ing stages (e.g., pre-drilled dimension for a shaft, wafer location,...) - 11
e.g., change in process chain (inc. supplier, duplicated production lines, ..) Z 12
y y/n
e.g., change in checks, checking sequence or other reasons,….. Z 13
e.g., change in hardening parameters, injection temperature, … Z 14
y
e.g., change in process chain (inc. supplier, duplicated production lines, ..) Z 15
Change in no. of cavities in tool, progression tools, incremental tools I 16
Duplication of production and checking equipment within an existing line I 17
y Prod'n - New type of machine obtained and installed I 18
n assembly Change to an existing tool, new equipment, new Poka Yoke - 19
Process Mc

n Change to process, inc. early manufacturing stages (e.g., as No. 11) - 20


Change to setting parameters, production facilities, injection temperature, .… - 21
n Changes in checks; worsened RPN np
n Change to checking method, RPN unchanged/improved, same process I 23
Testing Extended checks with no change to method (e.g., larger sample size) - 24
Reduction/elimination of check not relevant to the customer (e.g., random
- 25
sample check)
Tools moved from one line to another; lines are the same - 26
Transfer of Movement of equipment in a production plant with no change to the process
production chain
- 27
Location change: equipment, parallel prod'n (not early mfg stages as No. 11) Z 28
y y / n Supplier change, new 2nd supplier, supplier has changed sub-supplier Z 29
Logistics

y / n New carrier or ESP, SLC I 30


n y / n Customer packing, shipping, invoicing Z 31
y / n Internal packing (e.g., plant to plant, within the plant,…) and suppliers - 32
y Documents adjusted to status of approved/released product Z 33
y / n Documents adjusted to status of approved/released product or to correct formal defects - 34
Doc

n
Mc

Change to documents not product-related (e.g., work instructions, ……) - 35


Re-use of tools following 12 or months out of use Z 36
Maintenance/overhaul of existing tools/ tools subject to rapid wear (e.g., turning tool, honing tools) - 37
n
Replacement of an identical machine or a machine with an equal functionality. Replacement of identical measuring
- 38
and test devices/equipment. ++
y Yes
n No
np not permitted
- Customer involvement not essential (Note: PPA documents must be archived in-house)
I Customer must be informed - as ISO/TS16949, para. 4.2.3.1 the customer must have 2 weeks to issue findings.
Z Customer agreement required, execution of PPA procedure
Mc Modification
ESP External service provider
SLC Supplier logistics centre (also applies to warehouse)
RPN Risk priority number from Process FMEA
* or other authorized production documents provided to the customer (e.g., quotation drawing, control plan)
++
From the reprint in September 2014, the translation of this row has been adapted to the German edition

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