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All Rights Reserved.  \nCorrective Action Webinar  \nLesson 10 – Supplier Disclosure Letters  \n©2015, Lockheed Martin Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 2  \nAgenda   \n• Overview of Previous Webinars  \n• Command Media  \n• SDL Process  \n– Roles and Expectations  \n– Forms and Systems  \n• SDL Impact Discussion  \n• Summary  \nWhat is a Supplier Disclosure Letter (SDL)  \n• Definition:  \n– a formal written notification from a supplier to LM Aero that a verified (actual) or potential non-conformance exists or may exist on previously delivered hardware. SDL notifications are a contractual requirement imposed via Appendix QX.  \nNOTES:  \n􀂉 Formal Supplier Disclosure Letters are a contractual requirement  \n􀂉 Supplier Disclosure Letters have two states: verified and potential  \nSignificant disruption to the production system  \n4  \nCOMMAND MEDIA  \nAS9100 Industry Requirements   \n7.4.2 Purchasing Information  \nPurchasing information shall describe the product to be purchased, including, where appropriate  \ng) requirements regarding the need for the supplier to  \n- notify the organization of nonconforming product,  \n- obtain organization approval for nonconforming product disposition  \nAppendix QX  \n• Per Appendix QX, Para . 2.2  \nCorrective Action, Preventive Action, Request and Reporting:  \n– Seller shall:  \nb. evaluate each nonconformance for its potential to exist in previously produced Items and notify Buyer, in writing, within 24 hours of potential or verified non-conformances impacting flight safety on Items in transit or delivered to Buyer; and  \nc. notify Buyer in writing within 5 working days of all other potential or verified non-conformances…  \n If potential exists, expedient notification is required 7  \nAC-6930 – Supplier Disclosure Letter  \n• AC-6930 is the process which provides a “closed loop, single point of entry for suppliers to notify LM Aeronautics utilizing QADS of a known or suspect nonconforming product that is in route to LM Aeronautics from their facility or has already been received by LM Aeronautics .“  \n• It outlines:  \n– Supplier Actions, Supplier Quality Engineer tasks, Program Integrator tasks, Quality Mgmt Engineering Representative tasks, and Factory Supplier Quality Engineer or Quality Engineer tasks  \nNOTE: Buyer tasks are outlined in AC-6799  \n8  \nSDL Process  \nSDL Process Considerations   \n1. Roles and Expectations  \n2. Forms and Systems  \n3. Supplier Notifications requiring SDLs vs Supplier Notifications not requiring SDLs  \n10  \nDisclosures are meant to be disclosed, formally or otherwise","cbCaibNshFfe7DLZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibNshFfe7DLZ","pdf",524729,"English","# What is a Supplier Disclosure Letter (SDL)\n## Definition and contractual requirements\n# Command Media\n## AS9100 industry requirements and Appendix QX\n# AC-6930 – Supplier Disclosure Letter\n## Purpose and scope\n# SDL Process\n## Roles and expectations\n## Forms and systems","[{\"question\":\"What is a Supplier Disclosure Letter (SDL)?\",\"answer\":\"An SDL is a formal written notification from a supplier to LM Aero that a verified or potential non-conformance exists or may exist on previously delivered hardware. 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