Project Management

1

Initiation

Initiation: Needs Analysis and Scope Definition

We evaluate customer requirements from a technical perspective and define the project boundaries. We formalize the project by confirming the material selection (Magnesium/Plastic) and ensuring the part design is suitable for the production method at this stage. General project risks are identified and managed during this phase.

2

Planning

Planning: Creating a Detailed Roadmap

We establish the project timeline (GANTT Chart) by planning mold design and manufacturing, raw material procurement, and the production schedule. We determine the project phases and critical approval points.

3

Execution

Execution: Implementing Engineering and Manufacturing

Adhering to the planned schedule, we initiate the mold and, if necessary, the part design. We establish our quality control plans by pre-analyzing potential technical risks.

Following the design, we perform initial sample production and obtain customer approvals (such as FAI). By ensuring coordination between our engineering unit and the production line, we manage the flawless transfer of design details to the physical part.

We finalize our budget discipline during this stage.

4

Control

Monitoring and Control: Performance and Quality Audit

We monitor the production process in real-time and audit compliance with our quality standards. We promptly identify any deviations between planned and actual progress and implement necessary corrective actions.

5

Project Closing

Project Closing

We conduct the final project reporting and hand over the project to the mass production process. By recording the data obtained and "lessons learned" into our system, we strengthen our corporate memory for future projects.