Root Cause Analysis/Corrective Action Sample Clauses
The Root Cause Analysis/Corrective Action clause requires parties to investigate and address the underlying reasons for a problem or failure in performance. When an issue arises, the responsible party must conduct a thorough analysis to identify the root cause and then implement specific corrective actions to prevent recurrence. This process may involve documenting findings, proposing solutions, and reporting progress to the other party. The core function of this clause is to ensure that problems are not only fixed temporarily but are systematically addressed to improve processes and prevent future issues.
Root Cause Analysis/Corrective Action. If Contractor fails to meet any Performance Measurement Standard in any calendar month (whether or not the failure is excused), Contractor shall promptly (a) investigate and report on the root cause of the problem; (b) develop a corrective action plan (where applicable); (c) to the extent within Contractor’s control, remedy the cause of the performance failure and resume meeting the affected Performance Measurement Standards; (d) implement and notify the Exchange of measures taken by Contractor to prevent recurrences if the performance failure is otherwise likely to recur; and (e) make written recommendations to the Exchange for improvements in procedures.
Root Cause Analysis/Corrective Action. If Contractor fails to meet any Performance Standard in any calendar month (whether or not the failure is excused), Covered California may request and Contractor shall (a) investigate and report on the root cause of the problem; (b) develop a corrective action plan (where applicable); (c) to the extent within Contractor’s control, remedy the cause of the performance failure and resume meeting the affected Performance Standards; (d) implement and notify Covered California of measures taken by Contractor to prevent recurrences if the performance failure is otherwise likely to recur; and
Root Cause Analysis/Corrective Action. If Contractor fails to meet any Performance Standard in any calendar month (whether or not the failure is excused), Covered California may Covered California – 2017 - 20221 QDP Issuer Contract Attachment 14-2 request and Contractor shall (a) investigate and report on the root cause of the problem; (b) develop a corrective action plan (where applicable); (c) to the extent within Contractor’s control, remedy the cause of the performance failure and resume meeting the affected Performance Standards; (d) implement and notify Covered California of measures taken by Contractor to prevent recurrences if the performance failure is otherwise likely to recur; and (e) make written recommendations to Covered California for improvements in procedures. Formatted: Indent: Left: 0.75", No bullets or numbering
Root Cause Analysis/Corrective Action. Root cause analysis and corrective/preventative action is a process of finding the root cause for non-conformance and facilitating corrective actions to prevent the potential of reoccurrence of an event. Supplier shall maintain an effective and positive system for controlling non-conforming materials, including procedures for the identification, segregation, and disposition of these materials. If at any time, Supplier identifies non- conforming material may have been shipped to Buyer, Supplier shall notify Buyer within 24 hours of identification. Supplier agrees to provide Buyer with a written corrective action within 30 days of the non-conforming discovery. Supplier agrees to conduct a thorough root cause analysis identifying the cause for the discrepancy, identify the corrective action to prevent reoccurrence and identify any shipments to Buyer that have included the suspect material. Supplier agrees to notify Buyer of any changes in products or process definition and obtain approval.