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Certificate of Functional Configuration Audit - Physical ... - NASA
Certificate of Functional Configuration Audit - Physical ... - NASA
Certificate of Functional Configuration Audit - Physical ... - NASA
An FCA/PCA has been conducted with results noted below and on the attached sheets.
PCA #5 - Review of Shortages and Unincorporated Design Changes (Plus Attachment PCA #5)
Conditionally completed an FCA/PCA or its equivalent and this audit will be closed when all Action
Items written against this audit are declared closed.
NOMENCLATURE MANUFACTURER
The qualification test/analysis results have been reviewed to ensure that testing is adequate, properly done,
and certified. Test procedures and interface documents have been reviewed to assure that the documents
have been approved. We certify that the test data sheets have been reviewed to assure that the test was
witnessed as required, and that the
Procedures and results reviewed satisfy the requirements and are accepted.
A review of all deviations/waivers to engineering documentation that have been approved was conducted.
The purpose was to determine the extent to which the hardware/software undergoing FCA vary from
applicable engineering documentation and to form a basis for satisfactory compliance with this
documentation. We certify that all applicable deviations/waivers have been reviewed with the following
results:
Attachment FCA #2 is the list of approved and unapproved deviations/waivers and the related discrepancies
and/or comments.
We certify that the configuration item listed herein has been formally audited against its technical
documentation and that the configuration item's Product Baseline is
Acceptable
Conditional - See Action Items
Attachment PCA #1 lists the Product Baseline for the above CI/CSCI.
Acceptable
Not Acceptable - See Action Items
Configuration Verification
Configuration inspections conducted during the in-process operations verified that the configuration of the
hardware conforms to the technical documentation. The inspections verified that no differences exist between
"as-built" and "as-designed" configurations except as documented in the fabrication/inspections records and
this certificate. We certify that these are
Acceptable
Not Acceptable - See Action Items
The Certification and Acceptance Test Procedures and results have been reviewed to ensure that testing has
been completed and verified in accordance with PIA/PMP requirements. Acceptance testing was conducted
with approved Acceptance Test Procedures and results were accurately documented. We certify that these
are
Acceptable
Not Acceptable - See Action Items
The hardware/software provider's system requires that technical documentation used for the 'in-process"
inspections: a) were released through an official controlled release system; b) met the quality and age
restrictions for engineering change incorporation described in the approved Configuration Management Plan
and applicable drawing requirements manual; c) provided continuity from top-level assemblies to piece-parts;
d) accurately describes the item being inspected.
We certify that
The technical documentation control system is not acceptable. See Action Items.
We certify that
The drawings are complete and accurately describe the item being audited.
Discrepancies were found between the drawings and the item being audited. See Action Items.
Shortages and unincorporated design changes on the attached list have been reviewed and recommended
corrective action has been provided.
We certify that
Attached is a list of shortages and/or unincorporated design changes with recommended corrective action.
Attachment PCA #5 is the list of shortages and/or unincorporated design changes, and the recommended
corrective action required.
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1. Review - Enter the appropriate CI/CSCI and nomenclature in the blank spaces provided.
4. Finding/Observation - Define the problem. An Action Item may only be written against
a contractually binding requirement. The problem must be written to fully define the
requirement and the violation of that requirement.