QUALITY INSPECTION definition

QUALITY INSPECTION means the inspection of the works at intervals as may be considered appropriate, to assess and report on whether the works are being completed generally in accordance with the drawings and specifications. Quality inspection specifically excludes mechanical and electrical installations, structural works and other specialist installations or works which are to be executed by specialist consultants Quality inspection does not ensure the performance of the contractor nor does it create a contractual relationship with the contractor

QUALITY INSPECTION shall have the meaning assigned thereto in Section 8(a)(i).

QUALITY INSPECTION means that part of quality management involving quality control;

Examples of QUALITY INSPECTION in a sentence

• Quality Inspection Any merchandise requiring additional quality control and/or prep work must be approved by Fogdog in advance of work performed.

• Power Station Construction Quality Inspection and Acceptance Inspection, Code for Acceptance of Photovoltaic Power Project GB/T50796-2012, Technical Specification for Power Construction and Acceptance and other related national and industrial technical codes.

• Power Station Construction Quality Inspection and Acceptance Inspection, Code for Design of Photovoltaic Power Station GB50797-2010, Code for Construction Organization Planning of Photovoltaic Power Project GB50795-2012, Code for Acceptance of Photovoltaic Power Project GB/T50796-2012, Code for Construction of Photovoltaic Power Station GB50794-2012, Code for Acceptance of Construction Quality of Steel Structures GB50205 and other related national and industrial technical codes.

• Any modifications to the Specifications and the Quality Inspection Criteria for the Testing Device and the Reader in the Territory shall require the prior mutual agreement of Biosite and KDK.

• If any Testing Device or Reader does not conform to the Specifications, and fails to pass KDK's quality control conducted following the agreed Quality Inspection Criteria in Kyoto or such other locations as designated by KDK, KDK shall be entitled to reject such products, or in its sole discretion, reject the entire lot from which such nonconforming products were manufactured.

More Definitions of QUALITY INSPECTION

QUALITY INSPECTION means the inspection of the works at intervals as may be considered appropriate, to assess and report on whether the works are being completed generally in accordance with the drawings and specifications. Quality inspection specifically excludes mechanical and electrical installations, structural works and other specialist installations or works which are to be executed by specialist consultants

QUALITY INSPECTION shall have the meaning assigned thereto in Section 3(a)(v).

QUALITY INSPECTION means that part of quality management involving quality control. In other words, inspections accomplished to observe events/actions/documents, etc, in order to verify whether established operational procedures and requirements are fulfilled during the accomplishment of the event or action, and whether the required standard is achieved. Student/Trainee stage checks and skill tests are quality inspections, and they are also quality control functions.

QUALITY INSPECTION means the inspection of the Goods performed by the Buyer in order to determine conformity of the Goods with the Acceptance Criteria under the assessment procedures set out in Annex No 2 enclosed these General Conditions.

QUALITY INSPECTION means an inspection of the shipped Products to determine compliance with the warranties given by Mirae in Section 8 hereof, including without limitation, compliance with the Product Specifications and compliance with the laws of the Territory.

QUALITY INSPECTION. Bear Island Paper Company reserves the right to dispose of any wood not meeting these specifications and will not be held accountable for any sticks determined to be unacceptable. Truck loads containing in excess of 1/2 cord of cull wood are subject to rejection. All round-tip freight, demurrage and other charges incurred by rejected shipments shall be the responsibility of the supplier.

QUALITY INSPECTION means the inspection of the works at intervals as may be considered appropriate, to assess and report on whether the works are being completed generally in accordance with the drawings and specifications. Quality inspection