Hello all,
My company was bought out a few years ago, and it's been our practice to update the drawing title blocks to the new company name whenever a part is changed. According to our quality system, vendors have to re-certify the parts for the new rev level. This, of course, makes since when the part is being changed. Purchasing now want any drawing they send out for quote to have the correct company name. Not unreasonable. Our drafter is saying any change to the Drawing requires a ECN and drawing rev change, including changing the company name in the title block (rev change triggering a re-certification of the part). I hold that the revision numbers are Part revision numbers (our drawing numbers are the same as our part numbers), and if the Part isn't changing, the drawing doesn't require a revision change.
I believe there are standards out there than would cover this, but I don't have them. If someone who does have them (or could recommend perhaps a free MIL spec) could comment it would be much appreciated, and, of course, all other comments welcome as well.
Thanks!
My company was bought out a few years ago, and it's been our practice to update the drawing title blocks to the new company name whenever a part is changed. According to our quality system, vendors have to re-certify the parts for the new rev level. This, of course, makes since when the part is being changed. Purchasing now want any drawing they send out for quote to have the correct company name. Not unreasonable. Our drafter is saying any change to the Drawing requires a ECN and drawing rev change, including changing the company name in the title block (rev change triggering a re-certification of the part). I hold that the revision numbers are Part revision numbers (our drawing numbers are the same as our part numbers), and if the Part isn't changing, the drawing doesn't require a revision change.
I believe there are standards out there than would cover this, but I don't have them. If someone who does have them (or could recommend perhaps a free MIL spec) could comment it would be much appreciated, and, of course, all other comments welcome as well.
Thanks!