Factory Inspection definition

Factory Inspection means the Physical Inspection to be carried out at the Contractors’ premises of the Supplies and Services in accordance with the overall test and evaluation plan;

Factory Inspection means the process of inspecting the manufacturing premises, equipments, personnel, product and marketing documentation, quality control, process validation, verifying theprocedures and records related to the activities of the manufacturing unit etc for ascertaining the eligibility of a bidder/ supplier in the tender/ rate contract. Inspection will be conducted by an external team of officers of the user institutions/ funding agencies whose report will be final and conclusive. The term manufacturing premises shall include any place where the items supplied/ to be supplied to the KMSCL are manufactured, tested and includes any warehouse/ godown of the bidder where the products are to be stored/ from where the products are to be supplied.

Factory Inspection means the process of inspecting the manufacturing premises, equipment’s, product and marketing documentation, quality control, process validation, verifying the procedures and records related to the activities of the manufacturing unit etc.

Examples of Factory Inspection in a sentence

• Packing List with Complete contents.5. Internal Factory Inspection Report6.

• Objective evidence is provided as an attachment to this Factory Inspection Report.

• A current HUD Factory Inspection Re- port, Form No. 2051m, or in the case of Cat- egory III housing, a copy of the inspection report from the state government or accept- ed third party performing the factory inspec- tion.

• All sheets that pass Factory Inspection and Quality Control checks shall be protected from damage prior to packing for shipment.

• The department functions include Worker’s Compensation, Work Environment Design, Occupational Health Services, and Factory Inspection Services.

• Section 201 of MDUFMA established a new subsection “g” to section 704 (Factory Inspection) of the act, which requires FDA to accredit third parties (APs) to perform inspections of eligible manufacturers of class II or III devices.

• Inspection Certificate issued by the Nominated Inspection Agency (if any) and the Supplier’s Factory Inspection Report;5.

• Inspection Certificate issued by the Nominated Inspection Agency (if any), and the Supplier’s Factory Inspection Report;5.

• Certification and approval is based on demonstration of satisfactory compliance with the appropriate standards and the requirements of this scheme document, taking into account any limitations imposed by the standard(s), scheme document(s) and other appropriate guidelines, and satisfactory verification/assessment of the applicant’s manufacturing processes (Factory Inspection) and technical documentation.

• The contractor needs to make arrangements for Factory Inspection at his own cost for Luminaires, Brackets.

More Definitions of Factory Inspection

Factory Inspection means the inspection carried out by manufacture before ship the equipment or materials to the Owner to ensure the performance on manufacture's responsibilities.

Factory Inspection means the process of inspecting the premises, equipments, personnel, product and marketing documentation, quality control, process validation etc. for ascertaining the eligibility of a bidder/ supplier in the tender/ rate contract. Inspection will be conducted by a team of officers of the user institutions/ funding agencies whose report will be final and conclusive.