05 / From drawing to repeat supply
PROGRESS NEEDS
A CLEAR DECISION.
A practical manufacturing programme moves through defined reviews. Every handoff has an owner, a record and a question that needs an answer.
Explore the working sequence
Agree what the
part needs to do.
Review the controlled drawing, material, functional surfaces and enquiry quantity. Record unclear requirements before a manufacturing route is proposed.
- Working owners
- Maya / Buyer + Rohan / Manufacturing
- Evidence to prepare
- Drawing review notes, clarification list and proposed scope.
- Decision before progress
- Are the requirements clear enough to plan the trial?
BH-240 / Example context
AP-BH240 Rev C needs an agreed finish masking boundary. TV-1048 remains at this review stage.
Exploring later stages does not change the example project's current status.
Trial pieces
The proposed first release creates the agreed evidence for a buyer review.
Balance pieces
The proposed balance follows the agreed acceptance decision and production release.
BH-240 example enquiry: 240 pieces total. Quantities illustrate the discussion; no capacity or delivery commitment is made.
When the requirement changes
MAKE THE REVISION
PART OF THE HANDOFF.
A change to a bore, finish or packing requirement can affect work already planned. Record the new revision, the affected quantity and the approval before the next step.
See the revision and clarification registerA drawing starts the conversation
START WITH THE PART.
AGREE THE NEXT DECISION.
A useful first enquiry includes the drawing revision, quantity and the assembly or supply problem you need to solve.