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This document provides information about ASES (Alliance Supplier Evaluation Standard), which is used by Renault and Nissan to evaluate supplier quality management systems and production processes.
ASES involves evaluating suppliers across 9 areas, including quality management, defect analysis, quality target setting, project management, process FMEAs, and shop floor processes. Suppliers are scored on a scale of 0 to 5 in each area, with deductions made for critical issues. The final ASES score determines a supplier's ranking of A, B, C, or D. ASES evaluations include an on-site audit of the supplier's documentation and processes, with the goal of helping suppliers continually improve.
This document provides information about ASES (Alliance Supplier Evaluation Standard), which is used by Renault and Nissan to evaluate supplier quality management systems and production processes.
ASES involves evaluating suppliers across 9 areas, including quality management, defect analysis, quality target setting, project management, process FMEAs, and shop floor processes. Suppliers are scored on a scale of 0 to 5 in each area, with deductions made for critical issues. The final ASES score determines a supplier's ranking of A, B, C, or D. ASES evaluations include an on-site audit of the supplier's documentation and processes, with the goal of helping suppliers continually improve.
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This document provides information about ASES (Alliance Supplier Evaluation Standard), which is used by Renault and Nissan to evaluate supplier quality management systems and production processes.
ASES involves evaluating suppliers across 9 areas, including quality management, defect analysis, quality target setting, project management, process FMEAs, and shop floor processes. Suppliers are scored on a scale of 0 to 5 in each area, with deductions made for critical issues. The final ASES score determines a supplier's ranking of A, B, C, or D. ASES evaluations include an on-site audit of the supplier's documentation and processes, with the goal of helping suppliers continually improve.
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What What is is ASES ? ASES ? 2 DQDA HM0 Nov. 2011 v1.6 Can be sent to suppliers What is ASES ? ASES : Alliance Supplier Evaluation Standard Evaluation of supplier Quality Management System and shopfloor ASES is used for following purposes. New supplier evaluation for sourcing Current supplier evaluation for improvement Common to Renault and Nissan group. ASES result is shared between Renault and Nissan. Scoring since 2001 based on evaluation of 5000 supplier sites 3 DQDA HM0 Nov. 2011 v1.6 Can be sent to suppliers -Warranty 50 points -PPM 50 points -Recall camp - 20 points Result indicator (optional) Process Indicator better b e t t e r a b c d 1 4 3 2 TOTAL : 100 points Evaluation : 8 subjects in room (70 points) 1 shopfloor evaluation (30 points) TOTAL : 100 points A B C D 20 40 60 80 100 2 0 4 0 6 0 8 0 1 0 0 Good Improvement needed Does not meet requirements Judgment criteria ASES result rank ASES result rank is provided as A, B, C and D rank shown as above chart. Excellent (80 ~ 100) Satisfactory (60 ~ 79) Acceptable (40 ~ 59) DQDA HM0 Nov. 2011 v1.6 Can be sent to suppliers What is evaluated ? Shopfloor evaluation 1. Quality Management by top management - Certification and internal audits 2. Analysis of defects and recurrence prevention - Warranty Information analysis - Cause analysis - Prevention of re-occurence 3. Quality target setting for new project 4. Project management at design phase - Design review / - Design FMEA 5. PFMEA & Control Plan - Process FMEA / - Control plan 6. Project management at pre-production phase 7. Ramp-up 8. Change management Process / Product change 9. Sub supplier control - Sub Supplier change management 8. Shopfloor - Control of start-up & equipment condition - Training - Management of NG parts (rule, rework, mixing) - Management of unusual situations - Safety characteristics - Continuous improvement in shopfloor ASES is structured by following 9 chapters Renault / NISSAN Supplier s c r e e n OHP Documents (Standards, Procedures , Files etc.) explanation In-room evaluation Supplier critical item with demerit, based on past experience DQDA HM0 Nov. 2011 v1.6 Can be sent to suppliers Score assessment FINAL SCORE = SUM (each question score X weight) - DEMERITS <Each questions score> Each question -> score 0 to 5 Simplified explanation of each level : 0 : Not existing 2 : Insufficient 3 : Average 4 : Renault/Nissan expectation 5 : Best practice <Demerit score> If critical item score is 2 : - 5 on final score If critical item score is 0 : -10 on final score DQDA HM0 Nov. 2011 v1.6 Can be sent to suppliers Rules for good evaluation / time keeping Rules Prepare all documents in meeting room (Manual, Procedure and Record) Switch off your mobile phone / no side conversation Show evidence first, then explain. Dont be offended by our interruptions Only relevant person speaks. Allow us to talk to operators after authorization For information : Wrap-up : OK /NG points, no score YOU may take pictures during shopfloor tour (avoid during sourcing ASES tight schedule) DQDA HM0 Nov. 2011 v1.6 Can be sent to suppliers Good answer, bad answer guy #1: We are very good at pokayoke, we love pokayoke, blablabla,we implement Pokayoke everywhere we can guy #2: We have a pokayoke for starting the machine, we have a pokayoke for setting parameter, we check the parameters thanks to the pokayoke .blablablablablabla Person in charge : Pokayoke are listed in the control plan, where their check is described . (see example) For each PY check there is a work instruction (see example linked to previous control plan) Question: How do you check pokayoke? I cant understand. What is fact? Are they really doing? Time is gone.... I understand. Rule is existing Evidence is existing. They are really doing.