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Increment Policy
Objectives:
The objective of the policy is to eliminate ambiguity and bring in standard streamlined procedure that will be realistic enforceable, practical & acceptable to all.
Increment or salary revision is Performance & Merit based increase and cannot be considered as a matter of right or entitlement by every employee.
Eligibility Criteria:
Decrement Policy
Objectives:
The objective of the policy is to bring in discipline and improve performance of individual employees.
Decrements are based on the reports of performance evaluation committee.
The decrement order will be issued to the employee and documented in the personal file of the employee.
If an employee’s salary is decrement thrice, he/she can be terminated. Management decision is final in this regard.
Promotion policy
Our company’s promotion policy outlines the criteria, processes, and guidelines for employee advancement, ensuring fair and transparent promotion decisions based on merit, performance, and other relevant factors.
Purpose & Benefits:
Promotion Criteria:
Performance: Evaluated by performance evaluation committee. The parameters are,
Promotion Process:
Demotion policy
A demotion occurs when an employee is reassigned to a lower position than their current role, often with a reduction in responsibilities, salary, and influence. It can be a temporary or permanent solution, and it’s sometimes used as an alternative to termination. Demotions can be involuntary (imposed by the company) or voluntary (requested by the employee).
Demotion criteria:
Evaluation Process: Evaluation by performance evaluation committee.
Key Considerations for a Demotion Policy:
Employee termination policy:
Employee termination is simply the dismissal of an employee from employment contract by our company. This step will be taken by the company when we determine that the services of an employee are no longer needed.
Notice period is ninety days with full salary. In special cases it can be a month also.
Following parameters will be considered while termination of an employee.
The opinion of the leaving employee (exit interview) will be considered for the betterment of our company. Employees with more than five years of service, gratuity is payable under the Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972.
Specific Protections for Special Cases
Resignation rules
An employee can voluntarily leave his/her position. The policies are
Leave Policy & Holiday Schedule
Earned Leave (EL)
Employees are entitled to 12 Earned Leaves (EL) per calendar year.
EL will accrue at the rate of 1 day per month.
Credit Schedule:
Casual Leave (CL):
Sick Leave (SL):
Marriage Leave:
the day of their wedding.
next/previous working day.
and is subject to prior approval.
National and Festival Holidays:
National Holidays (03):
General Festival Holidays (Total: 13 days):
Sl.no | Holiday |
1 | New Year 1st January |
2 | Sankranthi |
3 | Mahashivratri |
4 | Ugadi |
5 | Ramzan |
6 | Labour’s Day 1st May |
7 | Varalakshmi Vrata |
8 | Ganesh Chaturthi |
9 | Ayudha Pooja |
10 | Naraka chaturdhashi |
11 | Deepavali |
12 | Kannada Rajyotsava 1st November |
13 | Christmas |
Maternity Leave:
Female employees are entitled to avail maternity leave, for a period of six months with full salary. To apply for maternity leave in splits, a woman can avail six months leave offered under the Maternity Benefit Act either entirely before or after the delivery, or split between the pre- and post-delivery periods. She needs to give inform the management in writing, specifying the dates of absence from work.
Paternity Leave:
Male employees are entitled to paternity leave for a period of one week.
Leave Application and Approval:
Application Process: Employees should be required to submit a leave application in advance, specifying the type of leave, the dates, and the reason for the leave.
Approval Authority: The leave application should be approved by the employee’s immediate supervisors or and then HR personnel.
PF/EPF
Contribution Percentage:
EPF: 3.67%. and employee Pension Scheme (EPS): 8.33%.
Best practices in our company:
A wire harness design is created based on the geometric and electrical specifications of the machinery. Depending on the situation, they can fit into electrical boxes, be hidden behind walls, or accommodate other space restrictions. A good wire harness safeguards from the impacts of scratching and vibration, & environmental issues and it helps make the most productive usage of space accessible by packaging the wires together, so they don’t sag.
WH design policy focuses on meeting the diverse needs of various applications such as automotive, defence, electronics, aerospace, telecom, medical and automotive, while ensuring safety, reliability, and compliance with industry standards. This involves considerations such as modular design for flexibility, robust material selection for durability, and compliance with regulations. Additionally, the design policy emphasizes cost-effective solutions, sustainability, and the use of advanced manufacturing techniques.
Factors to be Considered while designing a wiring harness are,
Environmental factors: The wiring harness’s design is determined by several factors. However, the environment in which it is used should be given most priority. For instance, some harnesses, such as those that run close to an engine or exhaust, are subjected to extremely high temperatures. On the other hand, other harnesses may be exposed to substances like water, chemicals, oil, or dirt. Exposure to abrasion is a different environmental aspect, so the harnesses must be flexible.
Wiring harness parts: Give an exact rundown of the parts required for designing your wiring parts. In addition, guarantee your outsourcing partner has the product’s part number. That permits the accomplice to supplant parts further to develop harness quality, efficiency, and price.
Length and tolerance: Be exact with the wire sizes and lengths, and consider reasonable deviations from the required length. Cut the wires according to the length and shape required.
Utilizing colour and labels: Use different wire colours and labelling language to recognize the circuit names.
Outer jacketing: Different items have specific benefits and shortcomings and are utilized for different purposes. Before picking the material as a cover, consider the objective, advantages, downsides, and other additional factors.
Testing: While some designs only need a straightforward continuity test, others might call for the wire to pass a high-voltage test. Think about what is appropriate for your application.
The Advantages of a good Wire Harness design are,
The key aspects of the design policy are:
The various activities in the design department are,
A comprehensive production policy for wiring harnesses encompasses several key areas: infrastructure, raw materials, design, manufacturing process, quality control, and documentation. It also includes adherence to industry standards and regulations such as ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, AS9100 REV D and IPC/WHMA-A-620.
Steps Involved in the Manufacturing Process of the Wire Harness are,
Design: It’s crucial you first attempt to complete the design. Wire harness design is one of the most important steps involved in the manufacturing process. This step is done by design department.
Design review: As soon as the Company drawing is received with Bill of Materials, MR should arrange review meeting. Design, Production, Purchase, Store and QC members should present. All the specified parts and components will be evaluated for cost, performance, and availability.
Procuring materials: Check the availability of required materials in the store, if not facilitate the material procurement.
Inward inspection: Before the start of wire harness production, we inspect and tests the procured wires, cables, and other components from the suppliers. The supplied materials will be inspected for possible defects in them. The defective materials will be rejected and the supplier will be intimated to replace the rejected parts. The entire process will be documented.
Prototyping: The working model of a wire harness design is its prototype. We test this prototype for its use in the intended application. This prototype is inspected properly and compared with the CAD models to meet all the specifications of the drawing. Any failure means reworking the project. Ensuring the accuracy and precision at the prototype stage, saves time and cost in the mass production.
Production and assembly: After the product has been prototyped or prepared digitally, it is ready for production and assembly. Infrastructure will include Production Facility, – a dedicated space with assembly lines, workstations, and storage for materials, machinery and Equipment – machineries and equipment are required for a large number of processes such as cutting, stripping, soldering, crimping, testing and wire assembling, raw Materials – Wires, cables, connectors, and other components. Instruction sheet for every operation will be prepared.
Wire stripping: To assemble wires, insulation is stripped off to reveal the central metal conductor. Care is taken to keep the wires and the insulation undamaged, as otherwise, it can lead to safety issues. If required we use magnification lens during wire stripping to ensure a smooth, clean and safe stripping process.
Wire crimping: It is a joining process that uses a crimping tool to deform a metal connector around a wire, creating a secure and reliable electrical connection. This process is often preferred over soldering or welding because it’s faster, more precise, and allows for easy disconnection and reconnection. In case of any error, it can lead to discontinuity of the signal. Excess crimping can damage the wire, while insufficient crimping may leave the wire loose. The manufacturing team will inspect the finished crimped wires through an inspection system to prevent defects.
Wire termination: After crimping, terminal pins are attached to the wires either through soldering or by directly inserting the wire into the terminal. As the electrical devices are becoming more compact day by day, the assembly boards become further tiny. We often use microscopes to ensure correct termination to avoid defects and damages.
Testing: Once the production is completed, each wire harness undergoes testing to check its quality.
This phase ensures that the wire harness functions as intended. The final testing procedures include continuity tests, pull tests and megohm tests. Further, some visual testing is also done using a microscope. If any adjustments need to be made, they are done at this stage only.
After final testing, the wire harness moves to the mass production stage. We adherence to industry standards such as ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, AS9100 REV D and IPC/WHMA-A-620 while carrying out testing.
Documentation: We will keep the documents of following. Detailed Assembly Drawings – providing clear instructions for assembly, Wire Lists and Bill of Materials – ensuring accurate material management, testing Specifications – defining testing procedures and criteria.
Industry Standards and Regulations:
WH design policy focuses on meeting the diverse needs of various applications such as automotive, defence, electronics, aerospace, telecom, medical and automotive, while ensuring safety, reliability, and compliance with industry standards. This involves considerations such as modular design for flexibility, robust material selection for durability, and compliance with regulations. Additionally, the design policy emphasizes cost-effective solutions, sustainability, and the use of advanced manufacturing techniques.
Factors to be Considered while designing a wiring harness are,
Environmental factors: The wiring harness’s design is determined by several factors. However, the environment in which it is used should be given most priority. For instance, some harnesses, such as those that run close to an engine or exhaust, are subjected to extremely high temperatures. On the other hand, other harnesses may be exposed to substances like water, chemicals, oil, or dirt. Exposure to abrasion is a different environmental aspect, so the harnesses must be flexible.
Wiring harness parts: Give an exact rundown of the parts required for designing your wiring parts. In addition, guarantee your outsourcing partner has the product’s part number. That permits the accomplice to supplant parts further to develop harness quality, efficiency, and price.
Length and tolerance: Be exact with the wire sizes and lengths, and consider reasonable deviations from the required length. Cut the wires according to the length and shape required.
Utilizing colour and labels: Use different wire colours and labelling language to recognize the circuit names.
Outer jacketing: Different items have specific benefits and shortcomings and are utilized for different purposes. Before picking the material as a cover, consider the objective, advantages, downsides, and other additional factors.
Testing: While some designs only need a straightforward continuity test, others might call for the wire to pass a high-voltage test. Think about what is appropriate for your application.
The Advantages of a good Wire Harness design are,
The key aspects of the design policy are:
The various activities in the design department are,
A wiring harness quality policy ensures consistent production of reliable and safe wiring assemblies through a combination of processes, documentation, and training. It focuses on preventing defects, managing the manufacturing process, and verifying the final product as AS9100 REV D and IPC/WHMA-A-620. IPC trained operators will carryout the inspection and testing.
Key Elements of a Wiring Harness Quality Policy:
Quality Management System (QMS): Adhering to standards such AS9100 REV D and IPC/WHMA-A-620 establishes a structured framework for quality control.
Documentation and Training: Standardized documentation, including manufacturing processes and inspection procedures, ensures consistency and provides a reference point for training.
Inspection and Testing: Thorough inspections, including visual checks and electrical safety tests (like continuity and megohm tests), ensure the harness meets specifications.
Defect Prevention: Design for manufacturability principles, along with incoming material inspection, aim to prevent defects from being introduced in the first place.
Traceability: Systems that track the history of components, from raw materials to the final assembly, are crucial for identifying and managing potential problems.
Continuous Improvement: Regular review of processes, feedback from customers, and ongoing training help to identify areas for improvement and maintain quality.
Compliance with Standards: Adhering to industry standards like IPC/WHMA-A-620A, Class III, for wire harness assemblies, helps ensure quality and reliability.
Electrical Safety Testing: Critical final tests, such as pull tests, continuity checks, and megohm tests, ensure the harness functions correctly and safely.
Visual Inspection: A visual inspection under magnification helps identify defects like deformed wires, incorrect crimps, and insulation issues.
External influences: Another quality criterion is the resistance of the cable harness to external influences. Depending on the area of application, cable harnesses have to withstand extreme temperatures, vibrations, moisture or chemical influences. Appropriate materials and protective measures, such as special insulation or sheathing, are therefore already taken into account during the development phase.
Benefits of a Strong Quality Policy:
Reduced Defects: Minimizing defects saves time and money, reduces warranty claims, and enhances customer satisfaction.
Improved Reliability: Reliable wiring harnesses are essential for the safe and efficient operation of vehicles and other equipment.
Increased Customer Confidence: Consistent quality builds trust and encourages repeat business.
Enhanced Safety: By preventing electrical problems, a quality policy contributes to the safety of users and the environment.
Cost Savings: Preventing defects and reducing rework efforts can lead to significant cost savings in the long run.
Steps Involved in the Manufacturing Process of the Wire Harness are,
Design: It’s crucial you first attempt to complete the design. Wire harness design is one of the most important steps involved in the manufacturing process. This step is done by design department.
Design review: As soon as the Company drawing is received with Bill of Materials, MR should arrange review meeting. Design, Production, Purchase, Store and QC members should present. All the specified parts and components will be evaluated for cost, performance, and availability.
Procuring materials: Check the availability of required materials in the store, if not facilitate the material procurement.
Inward inspection: Before the start of wire harness production, we inspect and tests the procured wires, cables, and other components from the suppliers. The supplied materials will be inspected for possible defects in them. The defective materials will be rejected and the supplier will be intimated to replace the rejected parts. The entire process will be documented.
Prototyping: The working model of a wire harness design is its prototype. We test this prototype for its use in the intended application. This prototype is inspected properly and compared with the CAD models to meet all the specifications of the drawing. Any failure means reworking the project. Ensuring the accuracy and precision at the prototype stage, saves time and cost in the mass production.
Production and assembly: After the product has been prototyped or prepared digitally, it is ready for production and assembly. Infrastructure will include Production Facility, – a dedicated space with assembly lines, workstations, and storage for materials, machinery and Equipment – machineries and equipment are required for a large number of processes such as cutting, stripping, soldering, crimping, testing and wire assembling, raw Materials – Wires, cables, connectors, and other components. Instruction sheet for every operation will be prepared.
Wire stripping: To assemble wires, insulation is stripped off to reveal the central metal conductor. Care is taken to keep the wires and the insulation undamaged, as otherwise, it can lead to safety issues. If required we use magnification lens during wire stripping to ensure a smooth, clean and safe stripping process.
Wire crimping: It is a joining process that uses a crimping tool to deform a metal connector around a wire, creating a secure and reliable electrical connection. This process is often preferred over soldering or welding because it’s faster, more precise, and allows for easy disconnection and reconnection. In case of any error, it can lead to discontinuity of the signal. Excess crimping can damage the wire, while insufficient crimping may leave the wire loose. The manufacturing team will inspect the finished crimped wires through an inspection system to prevent defects.
Wire termination: After crimping, terminal pins are attached to the wires either through soldering or by directly inserting the wire into the terminal. As the electrical devices are becoming more compact day by day, the assembly boards become further tiny. We often use microscopes to ensure correct termination to avoid defects and damages.
Testing: Once the production is completed, each wire harness undergoes testing to check its quality.
This phase ensures that the wire harness functions as intended. The final testing procedures include continuity tests, pull tests and megohm tests. Further, some visual testing is also done using a microscope. If any adjustments need to be made, they are done at this stage only.
After final testing, the wire harness moves to the mass production stage. We adherence to industry standards such as ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, AS9100 REV D and IPC/WHMA-A-620 while carrying out testing.
Documentation: We will keep the documents of following. Detailed Assembly Drawings – providing clear instructions for assembly, Wire Lists and Bill of Materials – ensuring accurate material management, testing Specifications – defining testing procedures and criteria.
Industry Standards and Regulations:
WH design policy focuses on meeting the diverse needs of various applications such as automotive, defence, electronics, aerospace, telecom, medical and automotive, while ensuring safety, reliability, and compliance with industry standards. This involves considerations such as modular design for flexibility, robust material selection for durability, and compliance with regulations. Additionally, the design policy emphasizes cost-effective solutions, sustainability, and the use of advanced manufacturing techniques.
Factors to be Considered while designing a wiring harness are,
Environmental factors: The wiring harness’s design is determined by several factors. However, the environment in which it is used should be given most priority. For instance, some harnesses, such as those that run close to an engine or exhaust, are subjected to extremely high temperatures. On the other hand, other harnesses may be exposed to substances like water, chemicals, oil, or dirt. Exposure to abrasion is a different environmental aspect, so the harnesses must be flexible.
Wiring harness parts: Give an exact rundown of the parts required for designing your wiring parts. In addition, guarantee your outsourcing partner has the product’s part number. That permits the accomplice to supplant parts further to develop harness quality, efficiency, and price.
Length and tolerance: Be exact with the wire sizes and lengths, and consider reasonable deviations from the required length. Cut the wires according to the length and shape required.
Utilizing colour and labels: Use different wire colours and labelling language to recognize the circuit names.
Outer jacketing: Different items have specific benefits and shortcomings and are utilized for different purposes. Before picking the material as a cover, consider the objective, advantages, downsides, and other additional factors.
Testing: While some designs only need a straightforward continuity test, others might call for the wire to pass a high-voltage test. Think about what is appropriate for your application.
The Advantages of a good Wire Harness design are,
The key aspects of the design policy are:
The various activities in the design department are,
A store policy for wiring harnesses should outline procedures for handling, storage, and potentially repair, focusing on safety, quality, and compliance. This includes ensuring proper routing and packaging to prevent damage, adhering to industry standards, and providing guidance on choosing the right harness for the application.
Key Elements of a Store Policy for Wiring Harnesses
Storage and Handling:
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