1. Develop a supplier risk assessment form.
To evaluate supplier risk, we must first make a supplier risk evaluation form.
2. Develop supplier risk level management measures.
Management measures of supplier risk level.
3. Assess the risk level of suppliers
According to the above requirements, the quality engineer carries out the final risk rating and fills in the risk assessment form; When necessary, a list of high-risk materials can be established according to the evaluation results.
Score the suppliers according to Table 3.30, and divide the suppliers into three grades: high, medium and low.
High risk (red). The risk score is above 25 points.
Medium risk (yellow). The risk score is 15~24.
Low risk (green). The risk score is below 15.
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