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SAFETY
Gloves and ear plugs are to be worn throughout this operation.

Be careful of pinch points. Keep fingers clear at all times when the machine is operating.
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SETUP & PREPARATION
- Ensure the machine start up procedure is followed. Refer to work instruction no. 1205
- Ensure the work area is clean and free of unneccesary items.
- Request the required bins from stores to pack the completed parts.
- Request request requred matrial from stores (PLAS/MAST/BLACK, PLAST/PA60/000, TOYO/ADHE/0000, and sponges) as detailed on job card and ensure that bags are sealed on receipt.
- Log the job onto the production system to indicate the start time. Assign yourself as the operator on the job.
Enter the first-off inspection results in the production system.
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Inspection and checking of part after moulding
- Inspect every part in the checking fixture.
- Inspect moulded area visually for any flashes, undershooting and poor moulding causing .
- Inspect front portion for any burrs , sharp edges, and ensure the nothing is round.
- Using the grommit check front portion, grommit must fit through freely.

- Place part in checking fixture by starting with the front portion first .

- Close down clamps on part in fixture.
- Check the front section first, ensure the front section profile is correct. Use a 4mm - 6mm wire to check the gaps as per below picture. The front section is critical as this affects the angle and causing fitment issues at Toyota.

- Check gaps using a min 4mm wire and a max of 6mm wire .

- Check back angle by using the sliding tool, the tool must slide through freely . Do not force the sliding tool to pass through or it will cause fitment issue at Toyota.

- Use NO GO gauge to check gap in moulded area, the NO GO gauge must not fit through the gap .

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Assembling of sponge
- Place part after inspection onto assembling of sponge in fixture and ensure the part is sitting into the slots.

- Apply tape between POKE YOKE.

- Take a sponge and apply solution with a ear bud on the inside of the sponge.

- Place sponge onto tape between POKE YOKE and ensure the sponge is well secured onto part to prevent it from falling off .

- Remove part and pack into bin after sponge assembly is complete.
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Packing of parts
- Pack 22 parts in each bin.

- Pack 10 bins of completed parts on pallet .
- Required bin size is 4122.
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Examples of NG parts that is not exceptable







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QUALITY INSPECTION
- The Last-off from the previous batch is to be compared to the current batch First-off. Last-off is to be placed in the production run.
- Complete a First-off before comencing with production, record on system Inspection. no. "22535 Overmould and fit sponge"
- First-off sample to be tagged and kept at work station.
- Conduct in-process inspections every 2 hour and record on system Inspection no. "6091 Overmould and fit sponge"
- At the end of the batch, last part is to be tagged and kept with the checking fixture . First-off is to be placed in the production batch.
- Conduct a last-off and record on inspection no."12388 Overmould and fit sponge"
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REJECTS
- All reject parts are to be placed immediatley in the red reject bins provided.
- All rejects should be logged on the system hourly. Reject Analysis No. 7
Scrap / Reject bins are to be emptied at the end of end job or at the end of shift if the job is running at the end of shift
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PERFORMANCE TARGETS
Once the job has been logged on the system, you will be able to see the production figures and targets including
- The Total Qty made against the job
- The quantity prodcued on the shift (day),
- The Std Time and the number of Parts required to be made per hour.
The picture to the left provides and example.
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Production figures are to be logged on the system every hour.
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