Program Management
Getting from product design to full production and delivery has never been easier.
Every manufacturing contract starts with a production launch team configured for the specific project. This consists of a project manager, production manager, quality manager, procurement manager, and shipping managers.
The launch team develops the requirements for each step, the supporting tasks, and then schedules the necessary resources. Product quality assurance is embedded in each pre-production step to ensure easy quality control during the manufacturing process.
- APQP quality plans prior to tooling launch.
- Critical Attribute Identification.
- Process FLow Charts and Turn Key Assembly.
- Labeling, stamping and other finishing
- Logistics and shipping requirements
- Gantt chart monitoring up until First Article
UPM's Quality Assurance
UPM is committed to total customer satisfaction. It is our objective to provide customer satisfaction by manufacturing quality products that meet customer requirements, are competitively priced, and are delivered on time. We achieve these objectives through the establishment, maintenance, and continual improvement of our ISO 9001:2008 certified ISO/TS 16949 Compliant Quality Management System.
- In Process Reports, Control Charts, Cp/CpK Analysis, X-Bar and R Charts
- Failure Mode and Effect Analysis
- Gage R&R Analysis
- Critical Dimension Validation, Mold Validation Practices
- Coordinate Measurement Machine (DCC)
- Non Contact Measuring Capabilities
- Process Capability Studies, Design of Experiments
- SPC Process Monitoring (Automated Data Collection), PPAP Development
- APQP, Color Measurement, TQM Programs
- UL Approved, Certified Operator Training
UPM is one of the nation's leading manufacturers for custom & large part injection molding. It is our mission to deliver quality and value beyond customer expectations. UPM is ISO/TS 16949 compliant and ISO 9001:2008 registered.
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