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1 BACKGROUND OF COMPANY
Busana apparel group is the largest woven apparel exporter in Indonesia.We own and operate
world-class factories in various location across Indonesia and Ethiopia powerd by 26,165 skilled
workers in 23 factories. Our production capacity can handle 47.4 million pieces per year.
Starting with a small factory at central java Indonesia, in 1975 pt ungaran sari garments has
developed to become one of the largest apperal manufacturers in Indonesia PT Ungaran sari
Garments has 3 locations in central java. Indonesia. As of 2016,a new location has been
established in Hawassa, Ethiopia under the name of century garments PlC.
The capabilities of PT ungaran sari garments covers the whole spectrum of garment
development and production from design and pattern making to fabric and trim sourcing,to
sewing and washing finished garments. Mens shirts and ladies soft dressing are the main
product special capabilities include baking,non iron taping, handling of fine fabrics and
decorative stitchesWe provide integrated manufacturing solutions to pre- eminent customers in
the US,UK,EU,Australia,japan and other sophisticated global market.
Century garments plc was established in 2016 with the production of mens shirt commencing in
2017.the plant consists of four factory bulidings with a total area of 22000 squares meters
.Century garments plc is amongst the first group of 14 investors who have decided to invest in
the hawssa industrial park, ethipia .
The government of ethipian and the invetors aspire to make the hawassa industrial park one of
the best industrial parks in Africa and in the the world.The ultimate aims is to deliver quality
products and gain customer sastsfaction.
Vision
To be the leading integrated solutions provider in the world of life style and
fashion.
Mission
We will excel in design development and sourcing to deliver the right products
and services competitively with a focus on quick response.
1.2 overall organizational structure
1.3 main
rawmaterial supplear,customer and product of the
company
the Quality System processes and their sequence and interaction, and instructs
on how to implement and apply them throughout the organization.
4.1.1.4 QMS documentation also defines criteria and methods needed to ensure that
the operation and control of Quality System processes are effective. This
includes assignment of responsibilities and allocation of resources for the
process, instructions on how to carry out (or operate) the process, and
definition of methods for monitoring and/or measuring the effectiveness of the
process.
4.1.2 Resources and information
The Management Representative is responsible for determining
resource and information requirements necessary to support the
operation and monitoring of quality system processes, and for
communicating these requirements to the top management.
Top management is responsible for ensuring the availability of
necessary resources and information.
4.1.3 Monitoring and measuring
Performance of Quality Management System processes is
systematically monitored and measured. This is to ensure their
effectiveness and identify opportunities for improvement.
Performance of Quality Management System processes is monitored
through Internal Quality Audits. To help with the auditing, the Quality
System Process Matrix defines for each process the areas to be audited.
The overall performance of the Quality Management System is
monitored by measuring customer satisfaction .
Quality Management System processes are reviewed and analyzed by
the Management Review of the Quality.
4.1.4 Continual improvement
Quality Management System processes are regularly reviewed by the
top management to identify any possible failures or breakdowns, as
well as opportunities for improvement. Actions necessary to address
actual or potential problems and to improve the quality system are
implemented through corrective and preventive actions and through
quality objectives.
it define how the quality management system itself ensures its own
compliance and continual improvement.
4.1.5 Outsourced processes
When processes that affect product conformity are outsourced, special controls
are implemented to ensure that these processes meet specified requirements. Such
controls include, as applicable:
Evaluation and pre-qualification of suppliers;
Flow-down of customer (contract) requirements,
Monitoring of supplier quality performance;
Requirements for process control, inspection, testing and other such record
demonstrating product conformity.
Receiving inspection of the supplied product.
It define these purchasing control processes, Ensuring control over outsourced
processes does not absolve CGPL of the responsibility to conform to all customer
and regulatory requirements.
4.2 Documentation and Records
4.2.1 Documentation
CGPL QMS documentation comprises the following categories of documents:
Quality Manual, including a Quality Policy and Quality Objectives;
Quality Procedures, Work instructions, Forms;
Product, labeling and packaging specifications;
Manufacturing, installation and servicing specifications;
Quality Assurance/control procedures, specifications; records; and
Standards and codes.
4,2,2 Quality Manual Requirements
CGPL will establish and maintain this Quality Manual that includes:
The scope of the Quality Management System, including details and justification
for any exclusion.
The documented procedures established for the Quality Management System, or
reference to them, and
A description of the interaction between the processes of the QMS.
4.2.3 Control of Documents
CGPL is gradually transitioning from paper to electronic documentation. As this
transition progresses, new categories of documents are transferred from paper to
electronic document control system. Both systems are currently used, and are
defined .
The document control system defined in ensures that:
Documents are reviewed for adequacy and are approved prior to release;
Documents are reviewed and updated as necessary, and revised documents are re-
approved;
Documents are identified, to include their current revision status and changes;
Documents are distributed to, and are available at locations where they are used;
Documents remain legible and readily identifiable;
Document distribution is controlled; and
Obsolete documents are withdrawn from points of use, and/or are clearly
identified to prevent their unintended use.
4.2.4.1 Control of Records
Records are established and maintained to provide evidence of conformity to
requirements and of the effective operation of the Quality Management System.
Records will remain legible, readily identifiable and retrievable.
Records are organized into the following categories:
Purchase and Deliverable documentation
Annual Quality Assessments
Quality Manual and Revisions thereto
Quality Management System Master Records
Detail Order files and their documentation
Sub-contractor Quality Records
Control of Records defines more specifically what records are maintained in each
category and designates their storage locations and retention periods. It also
defines the process for ensuring that records are clearly identified, are stored in
appropriate locations and conditions, are adequately protected, and are easily
retrievable.
1.5 work flow of the company
Confirm received
Grouping process Racking process
to ppmc
Claim process(if
grn Follow up po
any)
Material finish
Bin card Mr to production
production
Generally the quality checker make sure that the fabric are being cut as per the order quality
parameters.
Spreading
2 Check fabric color , shade/lot fabric ,fabric width ,fabric pattern color ,and fabric
quantity needed when taking fabric. ensure that it is in accordance with spreading form
,do ,and trim chart.
3 Qc and spreading supervisor must check and monitor spreading process to ensure
that fabric width fits to marker width fits to marker width ,face side center line ,grand
line ,fabric repeat ,fabric direction ,and fabric pattern color are match to pps /pilot
approval and trim chart.
4 If there is defect found and less hang tag ,inform supervisor ,qc ,and material record
to be proceed to ppmc and fabric store.
5 After spreading process ,ensure that the spreading layer quantity is match to layer
quantity is match to layer quantity plan in spreading form .put marker on the unrolled
fabric ,check the center line ,grand line ,fabric repeat ,and fabric direction (one way ir
two way)
7 Spreading form and marker identity must be submitted to cutting record to make
cutting list, qc check the spreading to ensure that the face side ,center line ,fabric width
and length fit to markers width and length ,shade color ,and fabric direction are match
to pps /pilot approval and trim chart ,and attach cutting number(lot no).
8 The fabric remnant or end roll must be attached with a clear identity that comprises
fabric pattern color, face side mark ,pos name ,style mode shade/lot ,roll remnant
quantity and roll number.
9 The fabric remnant or end roll must be returned to material record and place at fabric
rack.
Cutting
• before cutting
1 check and ensure that the spreading from has lot number approved by cutting
supervisor and cutting qc
4 for solid fabric , the right side of marker must be match to the fabric edge and the left
side adjusting to the right
5 for plaid and stripe fabric , center line at the right marker edge must be match to the
actual center line at the fabric
6check center line of every front component and allowance of the componnet for re
pinning process.
7 attach stamp of lot number , layer quantity and non-iron identity at the panel of the
marker .
8 for all types of fabric use ballast on the marker to prevent marker from moving .
• cutting
1arrange marker on the stack of spreading by keeping the center line , grand line ,fabric
reapeta and direction
2 ensure the supervisor and qc have approved has spreading .attach mark/ numbering
that comprises lot number ,layer qunanity and non-iron identity for non - iron order.
3 before cutting process , ask the supervisor about cutting method of every style tat will
be cut
4 use metal glove in the left and right palm hand that is not handling machine.
7 cut salvage fabric to ensure that pin hole at the fabric does not enter the edge of
marker
9 collect all the cutting result in accordance with the process order.
• After cutting
1 turn off cutting machine
Numbering process
Note place sticker at the edege for top part and the middle for bottom part.
Place sticker at the edege for fused components and inside of components for the non
fused.
Fusing
2 sow 1.5gram of kanfix from left to right side and rpeat every 1 meter .enter cleaning
cloth to conveyor for 5 to 15 minute (it depends on the thikness of glue on the
belt/conveyor )to clean interlings glue on the conveyour.
4 check the actual machine temperature using thermo paper to ee whether it has met
the standard or not.
6 fabric and interlining panel bundle in accordance with style and model,fabric .
7 color,and interlining (color and its usage)as well as pp/pilot meeting resume in pp
meeting comment file (for standard matching ,heming,and heming cuff).
8 conduct bond strength test trial (daily trial)using fabric and interlining which the color
is similar to the bulk production (no 6)that comprises bond strength checking ,fuse/glue
line ,and quality checking (strike-through ,strike back,delimnation,puckering,shading
,etc)
9 fusing qc checks the trial result then conduct first out put trial to ensure that the
material used have been correct and there is no problem with the
pattern(shrinkage/elongation)
10 send the first output to qc approval ,then bulk production is ready to run
11 check machine belts cleaness periodically and clean it soon when ever there is glue
on the belt /conveyor.
12 clean belt with kanfix and cleaning cloth (no1)after fusing process before going
home.
13 turn off the tempratures ,machine pressure to zero (0),and slow down machine
speed (18 second)