Role of a Certified CMII Provider

The role of a certified CMII provider is to assist clients with all facets of their CMII implementation and achieve the full range of planned benefits.

Each client is provided with hands-on assistance to establish a CM process that can truly accommodate change and keep associated information clear, concise and valid. This capability must be firmly in place before an organization can transition out of the corrective action mode and into the continuous improvement mode. A CMII providers job is completed once this transition is fully achieved.

Certified CMII Provider's Qualifications
• Holds CMIIC and CMIIP certifications
• Holds CM Process Lead Assessor certification
• Earn provisional status with one successful CMII implementation
• Earn full certification with a second successful CMII implementation

Requirements for a Successful CMII Implementation

One or more as-planned and as-released baselines are being used to manage the entire hierarchy of physical items for a product. Each item within the hierarchy is linked to its own unique set of design and process-related documents.

A closed-loop change process is used to update the baseline/(s). The closed-loop process is managed by three change specialist functions (I, II and III) and includes a fast-track option. Each document is co-owned by its assigned creator and one or more users. At least 70% of all changes are processed on a fast-track basis. ECNs are used to create and change documents. Work authorizations are used to spend resources on physical items.

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