Engineering Design Process Control

Plan, review and control engineering design through the complete product lifecycle. The app aligns design activities with ISO 9001 Clause 8.3 and the additional aviation, space and defence controls of AS9100, while bringing materials, special processes, product safety, configuration, verification, validation, production readiness and change control into one practical project.

ISO 9001 · 8.3 AS9100 SPECIAL PROCESSES DESIGN ASSURANCE
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Controlled Design Lifecycle

The design output is more than a drawing: it is the complete controlled definition needed to realise and support the product.
1. ApplicabilityDesign authority, scope and interfaces
2. PlanningStages, people, resources and gates
3. InputsCustomer, function, safety and regulation
4. ConceptTrade studies, architecture and DFMEA
5. Detailed DesignModels, drawings, BOM and specifications
6. ReviewMultidisciplinary suitability and action closure
7. VerificationOutputs satisfy inputs
8. ValidationProduct satisfies intended use
9. ReleaseApproved configuration baseline
10. Production / FAIProcess readiness and product verification
11. ChangeImpact, effectivity and re-assurance

Design Review

Evaluates suitability, maturity, risks and problems at planned stages. It should include manufacturing, quality, materials, special-process, safety, supply-chain and support competence.

Verification

Confirms the design outputs correctly satisfy the design inputs using checking, analysis, inspection, simulation or test.

Validation

Confirms the resulting product satisfies its intended use under actual or representative operating conditions.

Important: FAI verifies the planned production process can produce conforming product. It does not replace design verification or validation. Likewise, PFMEA controls manufacturing-process risk and does not replace DFMEA.

ISO 9001 and AS9100 Alignment

ControlISO 9001 alignmentAS9100 emphasisApplication in this app
General8.3.1: establish, implement and maintain an appropriate design process.Product/service design; controlled interaction with aerospace product lifecycle.Applicability and design-authority assessment.
Planning8.3.2: stages, reviews, V&V, responsibilities, interfaces, resources and records.Operational risk, configuration, safety, obsolescence and production transition.Design plan, gates, roles and assurance plan.
Inputs8.3.3: functional, performance, statutory, regulatory, prior knowledge and failure consequences.Special requirements, critical items, key characteristics, product safety and obsolescence.Requirement register, classifications and traceability.
Controls8.3.4: review, verification, validation and action control.Additional planning and control of verification and validation testing.Review checklist, evidence register and approval gates.
Outputs8.3.5: meet inputs and support purchasing, production, inspection and acceptance.Complete product definition, configuration and critical controls.Output checklist and release baseline.
Changes8.3.6: identify, review and control changes and adverse impacts.Configuration effectivity, safety, qualification, FAI and delivered-product impact.Change assessment and re-assurance prompts.
Special processes8.5.1: controlled production; validate processes where results cannot be fully verified later.8.5.1.2 special process validation/control and 8.5.1.3 production process verification.Design-for-process review and external SPI process-control app callouts.
This app is an educational and project-control aid. It does not reproduce standards or replace authorised copies, contractual requirements, regulatory obligations, customer design rules, competent engineering judgement or independent approval.

Material Selection

  • Loads, life and environment
  • Temperature and property allowables
  • Corrosion and galvanic couples
  • Availability, form and obsolescence
  • Manufacturing and repair route

Special-Process Design

  • Geometry and access
  • Drainage, venting and masking
  • Dimensional growth or distortion
  • Inspection and testability
  • Qualified supplier capability

Design Output

  • Material grade and condition
  • Process type/class and selective areas
  • Acceptance criteria
  • Sequence where technically essential
  • Traceability and records

Special-Process Principle

Define the required product result. The drawing or product definition should identify the process, applicable specification, classification, selective areas and acceptance requirements. The approved process specification and manufacturing plan normally control bath chemistry, furnace settings, current density, spray parameters or other process variables unless a parameter is genuinely design-mandated.
Design responsibility: ensure the product geometry, material, tolerances, sequence and inspection requirements are compatible with a validated and capable special process. Do not discover plating, heat-treatment, welding, brazing, bonding, NDT or coating limitations during FAI.

Design Technical Considerations Database

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Related SPI Applications

Open specialist tools when the design project determines that activity is required.

Design and Development Plan

ISO 9001 / AS9100 Clause 8.3.2 project record
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Design Inputs and Traceability

IDTypeRequirement / inputSourceClassificationVerification / validation methodStatusAction

Dynamic Design Review

Select considerations from the technical database, then record applicability and evidence.

Selected Review Record

Design Risks

Actions

Verification, Validation, Release and Production Readiness

Engineering Design Process Control Report

Complete the project and generate the report.