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Feasibility Study Process

The document outlines the feasibility study process for new projects aligned with IATF 16949 standards, focusing on evaluating customer requirements and identifying risks early in the APQP Phase 1. It details the flow of the feasibility study, including the formation of a cross-functional team and assessments in technical, manufacturing, quality, supply chain, cost, and compliance areas. The process emphasizes the importance of documented approvals and compliance with customer-designated feasibility requirements.

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Feasibility Study Process

The document outlines the feasibility study process for new projects aligned with IATF 16949 standards, focusing on evaluating customer requirements and identifying risks early in the APQP Phase 1. It details the flow of the feasibility study, including the formation of a cross-functional team and assessments in technical, manufacturing, quality, supply chain, cost, and compliance areas. The process emphasizes the importance of documented approvals and compliance with customer-designated feasibility requirements.

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Feasibility Study Process for New

Projects
IATF 16949 Aligned Approach
Purpose of Feasibility Study

• Evaluate if customer requirements can be met


• Ensure alignment with technical, commercial, and regulatory standards
• Identify risks early in APQP Phase 1
Feasibility Study Flow Overview

• 1. RFQ / Customer Request


• 2. Cross-Functional Team Formation
• 3. Detailed Feasibility Assessment:
• - Technical, Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain, Commercial
• 4. Risk Assessment
• 5. Customer Communication
• 6. Approval & Documentation
Cross-Functional Team (CFT)

• Engineering (Product & Process)


• Quality
• Production / Manufacturing
• Sales / Commercial
• Purchasing / Supply Chain
• Tooling / Maintenance
Feasibility Review Areas – Technical
& Manufacturing
• 1. Technical Feasibility
• - Drawing, specification, tolerance review
• - Tooling and design compatibility
• - Design validation needs
• 2. Manufacturing Feasibility
• - Equipment and process capability
• - Layout, ergonomics, cycle time
• - Maintenance needs
Quality & Supply Chain Feasibility

• 3. Quality Feasibility
• - PFMEA & Control Plan inputs
• - Special characteristics
• - SPC & MSA readiness
• 4. Supply Chain Feasibility
• - Supplier capability
• - Material availability
• - Logistic feasibility
Cost & Compliance Feasibility

• 5. Costing Review
• - Raw material & tooling cost
• - Target price vs. estimated cost
• 6. Legal & Environmental Compliance
• - REACH, RoHS, IMDS
• - Regulatory approvals
Risk Assessment & Approval

• Risk scoring matrix / FMEA linkage


• Customer notification if not feasible
• Documented approval by responsible departments
IATF 16949 Requirement
Compliance
• Clause 8.2.3.1.1: Customer-designated feasibility requirement
• Documented evidence of review
• Integration with APQP and QMS
Summary

• Feasibility is critical to success in early project stages


• Ensures capability before committing
• Drives alignment between functions and customer expectations
Q&A

• Thank you!
• Questions / Discussion

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