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Follow processes with a manufacturing process audit template

Manufacturing plant managers and compliance officers can use this manufacturing process audit checklist to ensure that workers adhere to quality and safety standards set by the organization. Check if employees are all wearing the appropriate PPEs for their tasks, the right materials and tools for work are available, and if the agreed upon process is being followed as designed and approved by management.

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Follow processes with a manufacturing process audit template

Inspection

Safety

Are employees wearing the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for their task and location?

Are machine guards in place and functioning properly?

Do workers follow standard safety procedures, using movements that reduce ergonomic risks?

Is loose clothing tucked in and long hair tied back?

Are safety equipment and facilities such as fire extinguishers and eye-washing stations easily accessible and in working order?

Materials and Tools

Does each workstation have the right materials and tools in the right quantity?

Are operators utilizing the tools and materials in the correct order?

Are tools and materials in good working condition?

Motions

Are operators moving in the most efficient manner? (Add note for possible improvements)

Are assembly operations uniform?

Is the process efficient enough considering the available resources?

Workstation

Is this the best location in the plant for achieving this station’s objective?

Does the location fit into your process in terms of shipping, receiving and safety?

Does the station have the appropriate equipment and fixtures for the task?

Are error-proofing devices available and functioning correctly?

Reporting Process

Are employees aware of the correct reporting procedure for safety, quality, and efficiency concerns?

Do operators have direct access to manufacturing engineers to give feedback on work instructions?

Are reported problems documented and corrected quickly, or is there a delay?

Documentation of Processes

Are all employees following the same standard work documentation process?

Can operators access the most recent instructions?

Are operators reviewing standard instructions regularly and do they actually understand the process?

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Auditor's full name and signature

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A Comprehensive Guide to Ensuring Quality Manufacturing Processes

A manufacturing process audit checklist is a useful tool to help ensure that a manufacturing process is running as efficiently and effectively as possible. The checklist covers all aspects of a manufacturing process, from the initial raw materials to the final product. This allows organisations to identify any areas of improvement and rectify any potential issues that could lead to costly mistakes or delays in production.

Lumiform's customizable manufacturing process checklist helps ensure that all elements of the process are being completed correctly and efficiently, reducing the risk of any costly mistakes. It also supports that each step is completed in the correct order, helping to reduce the time and costs associated with production. Additionally, the checklist can be used to help identify any areas of improvement in the process, helping to ensure that the highest quality product is being produced.

Please note that this checklist template is a hypothetical appuses-hero example and provides only standard information. The template does not aim to replace, among other things, workplace, health and safety advice, medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, or any other applicable law. You should seek your professional advice to determine whether the use of such a checklist is appropriate in your workplace or jurisdiction.