Effectiveness of Product Certifications Sample Clauses

Effectiveness of Product Certifications. DQS verifies the effectiveness of the client's certified processes by performing regular assessments (usually on an annual basis) in order to draw conclusions on the product conformity. If DQS receives information from third parties or the client itself (e.g. recalls) raising legitimate doubts of the conformity or effectiveness of the certified processes or products DQS has the right to carry out additional unscheduled audits after referring to the client affected. In legally regulated areas, DQS is entitled to perform additional, unannounced assessments, whenever justified.
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