To group technical documents and define basic control policies.
Applicability
All technical documentation in the ______________ company/division/group supported by this Doc Control function.
Policy/Practice
Technical documentation is divided into four categories as follows:
DESIGN DOCUMENTS
Product Spec
Process Spec
Customer Spec
Material Spec
Design Spec
Spec Control Drawing
Test Spec
Source Control Drawing
Part Drawing
Assembly Drawing & Parts List
Silk-Screen Drawing
Logic Diagram
PCB Artwork
Pad Master / Solder Master
Cable / Harness Drawing
Schematics
Wiring From-To List
Software Program
Prom Truth Table
PROM / EPROM Spec
Embedded Software Spec
MANUFACTURING PROCESS DOCUMENTS
Routing / Process
Inspection Process
Illustrations for Process
CAM Programs
Tool / Fixture Drawing
Test Equip Drawing
SUPPORT DOCUMENTS
Field Instruction/Bulletin/Kit
Illustrated Parts Catalog
Spare Parts List
Product Description Manual
Spares Kits
Parts List for Support Documents
CM STANDARDS
Forms Flow
Diagrams
Form Instruction
Procedures
Standards
Policy / Practice
Design documents will be released (see Release chapter, filed and controlled (see Change Control Process chapter) by Engineering Doc Control/CM function.
CM Standards will also be controlled by the CM function, not by use of the ECO Standards.
Manufacturing Process documents will be controlled and filed in Manufacturing Engineering.
Doc Control Standards for Manufacturing Process Documentation will be controlled by Manufacturing Engineering with the CM function agreement on the control methods.
Support documents will be filed and controlled in Publications.
Doc Control Standards for Support documents will be controlled by Publications and the CM function agreement with the control methods.
The Quality Control function shall assure that the Support Docs match the product when shipped.
Company Catalog Document will be controlled by the Sales/Marketing function with approval of the chief engineer.
Design changes will not be held up while affected Manufacturing or Support documents are redlined or changed. Manufacturing documentation must be redlined/revised prior to implementing the change however.
Support documentation must be changed prior to:
If shipped with the product – prior to closing the product shipping box/package.
If not shipped with the product – prior to closing the design change (see Closing a Change Standard).