REQUIREMENTS FOR SERIES PRODUCTION Sample Clauses

REQUIREMENTS FOR SERIES PRODUCTION. Safe series run The supplier must take measures to ensure a safe series run over a defined period of time, at least 90 days. These measures are to be communicated to the competent voestalpine contact partner for quality matters in the course of process planning. In addition, voestalpine reserves the right to have an additional on-site test conducted for components or processes with increased risk, new suppliers, new technologies and suppliers with anomalies in the areas of logistics, quality or communication. If there are repeated deviations with no measurable improvement, this can lead to inclusion of the supplier in the escalation procedure. Production approval Before the start of production, the supplier must approve all production and assembly workplaces in accordance with IATF16949 and ISO 9001. Any deviations found must be documented. To implement remedial actions and improvement measures, responsible persons and completion dates must be designated. The measures taken must be reviewed for effectiveness. There may be no approval to start production until after successful review of all items, and documentation. Conformity check The delivery of goods by the supplier can lead to a delay in the transfer of risk and thereby to a delayed notice of defects (complaint), if any, to the supplier, because, under the “skip lot” procedure sometimes used by voestalpine, a potential defect may not be detected until the goods are withdrawn from warehouse inventory. Moreover, the scope of this inspection is solely an identity verification and completeness check in accordance with the purchase requisition, and an inspection for obvious damage (particularly damage in transit). To this extent, the supplier hereby waives the defense of belated notice of defect. This does not release the supplier from full responsibility, liability and the duty to take all necessary measures to eliminate defects in the products the supplier manufactured or placed in circulation. Under certain circumstances, not all failed parts shall be made available for analysis. In the event of defective deliveries, the supplier must take immediate remedial action. If sorting or reworking activities are necessary, voestalpine shall inform the supplier immediately. Immediately after becoming aware of this, the supplier shall decide who is to carry out the required activities (own employees, external service providers, voestalpine). If work is undertaken by voestalpine or external service providers are co...
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REQUIREMENTS FOR SERIES PRODUCTION. 4.1 Safe series run The supplier must take measures to ensure a safe series run over a defined period of time, at least 90 days. These measures are to be communicated to the competent voestalpine contact partner for quality matters in the course of process planning. In addition, voestalpine reserves the right to have an additional on-site test conducted for components or processes with increased risk, new suppliers, new technologies and suppliers with anomalies in the areas of logistics, quality or communication. If there are repeated deviations with no measurable improvement, this can lead to inclusion of the supplier in the escalation procedure.
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