Concepteur
Creates and enriches product definition objects, technical specifications, documents, configuration/effectivity and associated deliverables. Works through technical reviews, acceptance reviews and product officialization.
PLM is not just a tool. It is the product maturity system.
From project structure to product definition, configuration, deliverables and change management, PLM connects engineering work to controlled decisions.
PLM ENGINEERING SYSTEMMATURITY
PRODUCTDefinition • composition • GBOM
PROJECTConfiguration • deliverables • milestones
CHANGEECR • ECO • decisions
MATURITYLifecycle • reviews • officialization
CONCEPTEURBuild the product definition
PILOTE PROJETDrive project maturity
CONSULTANTFind and verify data
TRACEABILITYKeep decisions connected
ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
The same PLM data, different engineering missions.
Pilote Projet
Creates or structures the project, defines target configuration and expected deliverables, organizes project lots and decisions, and uses maturity information to prepare milestone crossings.
Consultant WEB / WIN
Searches, explores and verifies objects, structures and attached documents. The consultant role is about reliable access to engineering information and correct interpretation of what is visible.
PRODUCT & PROJECT STRUCTURES
Understand the objects before interpreting the status.
PROJECT
Project → milestone → target configuration
Expected deliverables and project decisions give the programme its maturity framework.
PRODUCT
Expected product → definition → realization
Product structures connect the intended product to its engineering definition and realization.
DELIVER
Object → deliverable → review
Deliverables are not isolated files: they are evidence associated with an expected outcome.
CONTROL
Lifecycle → configuration → change
Maturity and effectivity protect the coherence of the product as it evolves.
FROM JALON TO PRODUCT
PLM turns a milestone from a date into a controlled evidence set.
Project start
Project structure, objectives, product composition and initial requirements are established.
Product development
Design work, configuration, expected objects and technical reviews progressively enrich the definition.
Officialization
Acceptance and officialization provide controlled evidence that the expected product definition has reached the required maturity.
ENGINEERING READING RULE
Never ask only “is it done?”
Ask: What object? Which revision? Which configuration? Which lifecycle state? Which expected deliverable? Which approval? Which downstream impact?