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APQP and PPAP - (LIVE CASE STUDY and FREE TEMPLATE)
Published 9/2026
Created by Learning Ville
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All Levels | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 28 Lectures ( 3h 9m ) | Size: 2.5 GB
Understand quality planning, Core Tools, validation and PPAP readiness from product development to production launch
What you'll learn
Understand the purpose and significance of all 18 PPAP elements Build a complete Level 3 PPAP package from product drawing through PSW Understand how PPAP fits within APQP and the product launch process Create and review Process Flow Diagrams, PFMEAs and Control Plans Maintain the PPAP "golden thread" between drawing requirements, risks, controls and validation evidence Identify and manage Special Characteristics (SC) and Critical Characteristics (CC) Conduct and interpret Variable Gauge R&R studies Understand Attribute GR&R and categorical inspection systems such as GO/NO-GO inspection Interpret repeatability, reproducibility, %GR&R, ndc, agreement, Kappa, false accepts and false rejects Perform and interpret process capability studies using Cp and Cpk Prepare balloon drawings and dimensional inspection reports Review material certificates, laboratory evidence and performance-test results Understand Customer Engineering Approval and Authorized Engineering Changes Apply Customer-Specific Requirements to a PPAP submission Understand checking aids, master samples, sample production parts and AAR requirements Determine when Bulk Material Requirements are applicable Complete and review a Part Submission Warrant (PSW) Audit a PPAP package for cross-document inconsistencies before customer submission Use a populated Excel PPAP workbook as a practical reference for real manufacturing applications Understand the five phases of APQP and their purpose Build a clearer understanding of APQP timing, milestones and gate reviews Understand how quality-planning activities generate important project outputs Understand how the Core Tools support APQP Learn the purpose and evidence logic behind PPAP Understand how APQP activities contribute to PPAP readiness Understand validation, objective evidence and traceabilityRequirements
No previous PPAP experience is required Basic knowledge of manufacturing or quality is helpful but not essential Microsoft Excel or compatible spreadsheet software is recommended for working through the supplied PPAP template An interest in general quality, supplier quality, manufacturing engineering or quality managementDescription
APQP & PPAP: Practical Product Quality Planning
Understand how quality planning progresses from customer and product requirements through product and process development, Core Tools, validation and ultimately PPAP readiness.
This course brings togetherAdvanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) and theProduction Part Approval Process (PPAP) into one connected learning journey. Rather than treating APQP and PPAP as unrelated quality activities, you will learn how planning, risk management, process controls, validation and objective evidence connect throughout a product launch.
Learn How APQP Connects Product Development, Core Tools and PPAP
Understand the five phases of APQP and their purpose
Build a clearer understanding of APQP timing, milestones and gate reviews
Understand how quality-planning activities generate important project outputs
Understand how the Core Tools support APQP
Learn the purpose and evidence logic behind PPAP
Understand how APQP activities contribute to PPAP readiness
Understand validation, objective evidence and traceability
Learn how to approach a practical PPAP readiness review
Understand launch feedback, lessons learned and APQP closure
What is APQP?
Advanced Product Quality Planning provides a structured approach to planning quality during product and process development.
APQP is not simply a collection of forms. It provides a framework for coordinating activities, identifying requirements, managing risk, developing manufacturing processes, validating the product and process, and preparing for successful production launch.
You will explore thefive APQP phases, including their purpose, activities, outputs and relationship to product and process development.
You will also examine APQP roadmaps, timing, milestones and gate reviews, helping you understand how quality activities fit into a wider product-development programme.
From Quality Planning to Production Readiness
A successful product launch requires more than designing a product.
The organisation must understand the requirements, develop a capable manufacturing process, identify and manage risks, establish appropriate controls, complete validation activities and generate objective evidence that demonstrates readiness.
This course follows that progression.
Quality Planning → Product & Process Development → Core Tools → Validation → Objective Evidence → PPAP Readiness → Production Launch
This provides the central framework for understanding the relationship between APQP and PPAP.
Understanding the Core Tools Connection
The Core Tools play an important role within the wider APQP process.
You will learn how tools such as FMEA, Control Plans, MSA and SPC support the development and control of the manufacturing process.
The objective is not simply to memorise the names of the tools, but to understand why they are used and how their outputs contribute to quality planning and production readiness.
For example, process risks identified during FMEA can influence the controls established within the Control Plan. Measurement and process-monitoring activities then provide evidence about whether the developed process is performing as intended.
What is PPAP?
The Production Part Approval Process provides a structured approach for demonstrating that a production-intent product and its manufacturing process meet applicable requirements.
You will learn the purpose of PPAP and the logic behind its evidence requirements.
Rather than approaching PPAP as paperwork assembled at the end of a project, this course explains how much of the evidence is generated through the activities carried out during APQP and product/process development.
The APQP → Core Tools → PPAP Golden Thread
One of the key concepts in this course is understanding the relationship between the different quality activities.
The overall flow can be viewed as
Customer Requirements
↓
APQP Quality Planning
↓
Product & Process Development
↓
Core Tools
↓
Verification & Validation
↓
Objective Evidence
↓
PPAP Readiness
↓
Production Launch
Understanding this relationship helps explain why PPAP readiness should be considered throughout the development process rather than only immediately before submission.
PPAP Readiness
You will also learn how to think about PPAP readiness from a practical quality perspective.
A PPAP readiness review considers whether the necessary activities, documentation, evidence and outstanding actions have been appropriately addressed before submission.
You will explore the importance of
• Documentation completeness
• Objective evidence
• Traceability
• Open actions
• Validation status
• Quality requirements
• Production readiness
The emphasis is on understanding the thinking behind readiness reviews rather than simply completing a checklist.
Launch Feedback and Lessons Learned
Quality planning does not end when the product enters production.
Feedback from production, quality performance, problems encountered during launch and lessons learned can provide valuable information for future projects and for closing the APQP cycle.
The final part of the course therefore considers
• Production launch feedback
• Lessons learned
• APQP closure
• Feedback into future programmes
• Continuous improvement of the quality-planning process
What You Will Learn
By completing this course, you will develop a structured understanding of how APQP and PPAP work together.
You will learn how to
Explain the purpose of APQP
Understand the five APQP phases
Understand APQP roadmaps and timing
Understand APQP milestones and gate reviews
Understand launch-readiness activities
Understand how APQP generates quality-planning outputs
Understand how Core Tools support APQP
Explain the purpose of PPAP
Understand PPAP evidence and readiness logic
Understand the APQP → Core Tools → PPAP relationship
Understand the role of product and process validation
Understand objective evidence and traceability
Conduct a structured PPAP readiness review
Identify potential gaps and outstanding actions
Understand launch feedback and lessons learned
Understand APQP closure
Who is This Course For?
This course is suitable for
• Quality Engineers
• Supplier Quality Engineers
• Manufacturing Engineers
• Process Engineers
• Product Engineers
• Project Engineers
• Quality Managers
• Supplier Development Engineers
• APQP Coordinators
• PPAP Engineers
• Manufacturing professionals
• Engineers developing their careers in quality
• Professionals who work with customers or suppliers during product launch
It is particularly useful for anyone who encounters APQP and PPAP in their role but wants to understand how the two processes connect.
APQP and PPAP: Understanding the Difference
APQP and PPAP are closely related, but they are not the same thing.
APQP provides the broaderquality-planning framework for product and process development.
PPAP provides the structuredapproval and evidence process used to demonstrate that the production-intent product and process meet applicable requirements.
The relationship can therefore be summarised as
APQP = Plan and develop quality
Core Tools = Identify risk, establish controls and support process assurance
Validation = Generate evidence
PPAP = Demonstrate readiness and obtain approval
This course focuses on understanding that relationship.
Important Note
APQP and PPAP requirements may vary depending on customer-specific requirements, organisation procedures, programme requirements and applicable industry standards.
This course is provided for educational and professional-development purposes and should be used alongside the specific requirements applicable to your organisation, customer and industry.
By the end of the course, you should have a clearer and more practical understanding of how quality planning moves fromAPQP through Core Tools and validation to PPAP readiness and production launch.
Who this course is for
Supplier Quality Engineers and Supplier Quality Managers Quality Engineers and Quality Managers Manufacturing and Process Engineers APQP and PPAP Engineers New Product Introduction (NPI) Engineers Supplier Development Engineers Automotive and manufacturing professionals Quality inspectors and metrology professionals moving into quality engineering Engineering graduates seeking practical PPAP knowledge Suppliers preparing PPAP submissions for customers Professionals preparing for interviews or roles involving PPAP, APQP and supplier qualityHomepage
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