About this event
The ISR (Initial Sample Report) approval is required for all mass production parts supplied to SIA for use in the manufacture of vehicles. An ISR is a formal approval of the production part and agreement on the process in which it is going to be built. It is a demonstration by the supplier that they have understood the design and can consistently meeting all drawing requirements and specification.
This class will concentrate on SSQM Task 5-1 and the SIA ISR Procedure.
- Components of an ISR submission
- Requirements: Traceability, Subcontractor, Balloon Drawing, Inspection Standards, Appearance
- Form 3-4, Form 4-4A, Form 4-4B,
- SIA part approval process
- Best practices in working with the Quality Control New Model (QCNM) team
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Team member
Jason Lipscomb Subaru Training & Performance Management @ SubaruT
Retired U.S. Army Infantry Officer and decorated combat veteran. Responsible for supplier education, leading salary staff instructional programs, and curriculum design and development. Hold a Master of Science in Leadership in Technology from Purdue University and a Certified Six Sigma Black Belt.
Subaru
Subaru of Indiana Automotive (SIA), a subsidiary of Subaru Corp. Models built at the plant include the Subaru Ascent, Crosstrek, Legacy and Outback. SIA employs more than 6,000 associates who are committed to quality, safety and environmental stewardship.
