This corrective action review checklist helps teams verify that implemented actions are effective and sustained. It guides auditors to capture tool numbers, defect descriptions, corrective actions, dates, and preparers, then validate that current parts meet customer requirements. Review whether actions remain in place and functioning, assess residual risk of shipping the same defect, and confirm all affected personnel have completed training. Check that quality alerts are available, control plans and documentation (such as DCP) are updated, and operator instructions reflect the latest process. Ensure any process changes are being followed as written, and identify other products where the countermeasure should be applied. Use this template to document evidence, assign accountability, and close out issues with confidence.
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