01Planned
PPAP in plain Tamil: the 18 elements and what customers actually check
What each element demonstrates, and how to prepare the evidence customers need.
Podcast · in Tamil
Tharam Pesuvom
தரம் பேசுவோம்
Conversations in Tamil with the people who run quality on South India's shop floors. PPAP, 8D, audits and FMEA explained the way they're actually done.
Season 1 in production
Be a guestTamil / Quality
Tharam Pesuvomதரம் பேசுவோம்Shuri AI Labs
The people behind the parts
Who it’s for
- Quality engineers and heads at Tier 2 and Tier 3 suppliers
- First-generation manufacturing entrepreneurs
- Engineering students heading into quality roles
- Plant owners preparing for their first global customer
The language of the shop floor
Why Tamil
Most quality training material is in English and written for large OEMs. Much of the shop floor in Tamil Nadu thinks and works in Tamil. We explain the standards in the language people use on the floor, keeping the English technical terms so the learning carries into audits, customer documents and everyday quality work.
Planned topics
Season 1 topics
These are planned conversations, not released episodes.
02Planned
Writing an 8D that a customer accepts the first time
Containment, occurrence and escape causes, and evidence that corrective actions work.
03Planned
Your first VDA 6.3 process audit: what to prepare
Connect your process controls, shop-floor practice and evidence before the audit.
04Planned
IATF 16949 customer-specific requirements: reading them without missing anything
Find the extra requirements and connect them to your existing quality system.
05Planned
MSA and gauge R&R for small plants
Choose a study, understand variation and decide what to improve in your measurement system.
06Planned
From job shop to global supplier: what changes in your quality system
Build traceability, change control and consistent records without losing sight of the part.
Bring your shop-floor experience
Be a guest
We’re looking for quality heads, auditors, consultants and plant owners who can explain their work in Tamil.
Tell us what you know and what you’d like to talk about. We’ll plan the conversation together.
What should we explain?
Suggest a topic
A requirement you keep getting stuck on, a report customers send back, or a question from your shop floor.