What is the maximum number of days after the current period end date that reworks induction should occur if criteria are met?

The maximum number of days after the current period end date for reworks induction to occur is set at 90 days. This timeframe is typically established to ensure that issues identified in production can be addressed timely without compromising product quality or operational efficiency. Waiting up to 90 days allows for sufficient time to assess, plan, and execute necessary reworks while still remaining within a manageable timeframe for the broader production schedule.

This time limit is crucial as it helps maintain accurate records and resources specifically allocated for managing rework activities. Beyond 90 days, companies may face challenges related to outdated product specifications, the potential for compounded quality issues, or decreased availability of the original production team or materials for rework purposes. Ensuring reworks occur within this window can greatly enhance the overall effectiveness of production control strategies.