Attachment 0006 - Production Readiness Review Template.docx
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This document contains a Production Readiness Review template for the Product Manager Soldier Clothing & Individual Equipment. The template outlines criteria for assessing a vendor's manufacturing readiness level for an upcoming contract to produce a Cold Weather Glove System. The audit criteria address design validation, production measures, risk mitigation plans, delivery schedules, alternative sourcing, material procurement, facilities, tooling, staff training, documentation, production planning, and quality control processes. The template also includes sections to document audit findings and determine whether the criteria for achieving a manufacturing readiness level of 8 have been met.
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PRODUCT MANAGER SOLDIER CLOTHING & INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT (PM SCIE)
PRODUCTION READINESS REPORT (PRR) AUDIT
Auditor(s):
Contract:
| Auditing Organization: |
| PM SCIE |
| Company: |
Audit Date: MM/00/YYYY
Audit Location:
Auditee(s):
Audit Criteria:
The review criteria is embedded below in the Criteria column of Table 1, PRR Report Summary Matrix Audit Type, Objectives and Scope:
This Production Readiness Review is to determine that (Insert Vendor Name) is in compliance to a minimum Manufacturing Readiness Level 8 for:
Summary of Audit Findings:
PM SCIE considers all aspects of the PRR to have met the requirements of MRL 8.
| Prepared By: |
| Quality Assurance Specialist Product Manager Soldier Clothing & Individual Equipment |
Senior Acquisition Support Product Manager Soldier Clothing & Individual Equipment
| Approved By: |
| Chief Quality Assurance |
Product Manager Soldier Clothing & Individual Equipment
Table 2: PRR Report Summary Matrix
| PRR Criteria |
| Results |
| PRR Criteria Met/Not Met |
The design is appropriately validated by CCDC-Engineering Team.
Adequate measures are in place to support production: Personnel, equipment, infrastructure, raw materials, subcontractor relationships.
Design-for-manufacturing considerations ensure ease and efficiency of production and assembly.
Risks have been identified, credibly assessed, and characterized; and mitigation efforts have been defined.
Delivery schedules have been verified. (If not at this stage, a discussion of production capacity to meet contract delivery expectations).
Table 2: PRR Audit Report Summary Matrix (continued)
| PRR Criteria |
| Results |
| PRR Criteria Met/Not Met |
Alternative sources for resources have been identified, as appropriate.
Adequate raw materials are on hand or have been planned and budgeted.
Required facilities and tools are sufficient for end item production.
| Specified special tools and test equipment are available in proper quantities. |
| . |
Production and support staff are trained and qualified.
Drawings or Patterns created, reviewed and are certified.
Production engineering and planning are sufficiently mature for production.
Production processes and methods are consistent with quality requirements, First Article Test Samples, contract requirements.
Qualified suppliers are identified, audited, and available with materials that are to be procured.
Purchase Orders are reviewed and validated (i.e. Berry Compliance is verified); as appropriate, evidence that the subcontractors have all necessary drawings or patterns, product samples were received and deemed acceptable.
Qualified suppliers are available for materials that are to be procured: Subcontractor facility and resources are verified and validated by the Prime Contractor; subcontractor production readiness verification letter and evidence that all purchase orders have been awarded or ready to be awarded.
Summary of Findings
Company: I Audit Date:
Summary:
CC:
APM:
Contracting Officer:
Contracting Specialist:
Vendor:
DCMA:
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