QAO definition

QAO means the Queensland Audit Office established under the Act;
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QAO means a "Quality Assurance Organization" that is the Department's external quality review organization under contract to perform quality oversight and monitoring, medical record reviews and technical assistance for managed care.
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QAO has the meaning specified in Section 4.11.
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Examples of QAO in a sentence

  • The QAO shall maintain a record of quality assurance field activities and provide a copy to the Parties upon request.

  • The Contracting Officer or the QAO reserves the right to require changes to project plans to ensure the specified quality of work.

  • Prior to approval of non-accredited laboratories, the proposed testing laboratory facilities and records may be subject to inspection by the QAO or designated representative.

  • The role of Roofing Observer/Quality Assurance Observers (QAO) shall be to monitor the construction process: Ensure that the project is performed according to the contract documents, and work to ensure that proper application procedures are followed, and that criteria for validation of manufacturer’s warranties are met.

  • The SWQB WPC will assess project progress to ensure the QAPP is being implemented, including periodic audits by the QAO, as needed.

  • The QAO or designated representative retains the right to check laboratory equipment in the proposed laboratory and the laboratory technician’s testing procedures, techniques, and other items pertinent to testing, for compliance with the standards set forth in this contract.

  • Such changes will be reported to the crew leader and that information passed on to the QAO.

  • The QAO shall attend all meetings where roofing work is reviewed.

  • Quality Assurance Officer (QAO) Tt Surface Water Group Address City, WA Email address Contact Information Name, Position, Tetra Tech, Inc.

  • The QAO shall not direct or advise the roofer or general contractor on matters which involve the means and methods of construction, or regarding matters which allow or suggest variations from the contract documents.