Quality Management

Quality is a strategic lever for manufacturers, enabling them to ramp up production and reduce costs.

The current context highlights the limitations of certain quality systems:

  • Quality standards and processes are not fully adapted to production needs (volume of "non-quality", processing time, real-time detection, etc.).
  • Increased pressure on COQ and CNQ
  • Difficulties in protecting internal and external customers
  • Permeable quality wall with suppliers
  • Lack of capacity and expertise in quality teams due to recruitment difficulties

Our approach

Maexinvent believes that industrial companies should transform their Quality systems by activating these 8 levers:

1

Adapt Quality strategy to company objectives and sector maturity

2

Bringing the Quality organization closer to production, in support of operational teams

3

Implement an effective quality control system

4

Improve supplier quality to avoid downstream internal disruptions

5

Guarantee the reliability of quality data throughout the value chain

6

Simplify the "non-quality" handling process to reduce interfaces between all the functions concerned

7

Align key departments with "non-quality" TOPs to ensure rapid and sustainable eradication

8

Filter engineering evolutions and accelerate their integration

Our experience

Quality system improvement

Improving the performance of "quality walls" with a multifunctional approach for an aircraft manufacturer (Quality, Production, Engineering, Supply Chain)

Definition and implementation of a Quality Boost Plan

Acceleration of non-quality processing for the production site of a major player in the aeronautics industry

Implementation of a plan to reduce "non-quality" costs


Definition and deployment of a quality control strategy

Deployment of the SPC (Statistical Process Control) method for a 4.0 plant of a major player in the Aeronautics industry

Definition and implementation of an inspection plan for aerostructure parts

Securing production ramp-up & optimizing non-quality costs for an aircraft manufacturer

Definition and implementation of a control plan

Acceleration of "non-quality" processing of composite parts upstream of the assembly process for a Tier 1 aeronautics supplier

Contact us

Raphael Larreur

Raphael Larreur

Senior Partner

Kevin Blin

Kevin Blin

Senior Manager

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