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- PAGE i -SUPPLIER SHIPPING AND DELIVERY PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUPPLIER SHIPPING AND DELIVERY PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS PAGE i GM-1797 Revised 10-89 FOREWORD The “Supplier Shipping and Delivery Performance Requirements” attachment supplements the “Targets for Excellence” process. It is the intent of this publication to: Establish uniform supplier shipping and delivery performance requirements among all GM production, component, and service part facilities. And Ensure consistent communication of supplier shipping and delivery requirements to all General Motors production and service part suppliers. This publication describes in detail actions a supplier must take to meet General Motors performance requirements in the areas of: Plant Capacity Customer Schedules Shipping Data Transfer These requirements reflect General Motors commitment to the continuous improvement of product delivery. The identification and communication of uniform shipping and delivery requirements is an on-going initiative designed to support a mutually managed relationship between General Motors and its suppliers. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword ii 1.0. Plant Capacity 1 A. Tooling Capacity 1 B. Demand Flexibility 1 2.0. Customer Schedules 1 A. Material Schedules 1 B. Supplier Downtime Coverage 2 C. Obsolescence 2 D. Records Maintenance 2 E. Engineering Changes 3 3.0. Shipping 3 A. Pick-up and Delivery Windows 3 B. Premium Transportation 3 C. Routing installations 3 D. Shipping Documents 4 4.0 Data Transfer 4 A. Electronic Communications 4 B. Supplier Communications 5 Delivery PR/R 6 Glossary 7 1.0. PLANT CAPACITY A supplier is required to achieve a facility and tooling utilization level that can support to General Motors production and service schedules. A. TOOLING CAPACITY 1.1A. The supplier shall have the tooling capacity to meet production and service forecasts on straight time. If not specifically noted otherwise, at straight time: a day equals 16 hours, a calendar week e