Foreign Object Debris Sample Clauses

Foreign Object Debris. The supplier shall employ appropriate housekeeping practices to assure timely removal of residue/debris generated, if any, during manufacturing operations and/or normal daily tasks. Sellers shall determine if sensitive areas that may have a high probability for introduction of Foreign Objects should have special emphasis controls in place appropriate for the manufacturing environment. The supplier shall determine the need for, and implement, FOD prevention awareness training programs.
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Foreign Object Debris. Suppliers shall make provision for the prevention, detection, and removal of foreign objects per AS9146. Such provisions shall establish specific requirements and procedures for the control of Foreign Object Debris/Damage, and shall have controls which are being implemented to ensure cleanliness of work areas. These requirements and procedures must include the following aspects: a) adequate control of tools and consumables on the shop floor; b) product and process design guidelines to reduce/prevent FOD; c) adequate training of all personnel; d) housekeeping and maintenance procedures designed to reduce/prevent FOD.
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Foreign Object Debris. The Supplier shall implement a “FOD Prevention Program” per NAS412. The Supplier shal assure the devices, components, and materials delivered to Xxxxxxx Engineering are free of Foreign Object Debris (FOD). The Supplier shall employ general prevention practices to keep FOD, large or small, from the product and packaging. FOD contamination will be cause for rejection of material.
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Foreign Object Debris. All product supplied to Universal Precision Technology must be FOD free. The following stated requirements are applicable to all work consisting of parts delivered to the lowest level of identifiable items: • Suppliers/Subcontractors shall ensure counterfeit work/parts are not delivered to Universal Precision Technology. • Suppliers/Subcontractors shall notify Universal Precision Technology immediately with any and all pertinent facts and details, upon awareness or suspicion of counterfeit work/parts. • Suppliers/Subcontractors are responsible in rectifying any counterfeit work/parts delivered under contract (Purchase Order) at their expense and ensure replacement work conforms to the requirements. • These requirements are in addition to any quality provisions, specifications, statement of work, orother provision included in the contract addressing authenticity of work/parts. • Counterfeit Parts: Vendors and sub tier vendors who buy and sell parts shall implement a Counterfeit Parts Control Program, plan or process that mitigate risk, provide for control and disposition of suspect and/or counterfeit parts. In 2012 the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission provided final rules regarding conflict minerals reporting for gold, tin, tantalum and tungsten used in products and manufacturing. Suppliers must now disclose if they use these materials and what effort have been undertaken to ensure those metals do not contribute to armed conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and surrounding areas.
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