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Introduction to Production Part Approval Process (PPAP)

Alabama Training Network

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The overview helps participants understand the process of developing and producing a PPAP in accordance with the AIAG's PPAP reference manual.

Duration

4 Hours

Format

Hybrid

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The overview helps participants understand the process of developing and producing a PPAP in accordance with the AIAG's PPAP reference manual. PPAP's provide evidence that all customer engineering requirements are understood and that manufacturing processes are consistent in meeting those requirements. This course explains the PPAP process and its importance in the production of products.

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  • Alabama

    Alabama

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