Guide Lines for Controlled Shipping Sample Clauses

Guide Lines for Controlled Shipping. Level 1 – 2 – 3 (CSL 1 – 2 – 3) Controlled Shipping Levels are articulated in three different levels: CSL1, XXX0, XXX0. These levels differentiate according to the gravity and repetitions of non-conformities detected in the supplies. According to that, Buyer may decide to assign directly CSL2 or CSL3 without passing through CSL1. According to what stated in this document, the occurrences of CSL2/CSL3 require the Seller to appoint a qualified third-party Certified Body (Service Provider or Service Company), that must be validated by the Buyer. CSL’s have to be extended to all the parts that are produced using the same process that originated the non-conformity. For the whole duration of the CSL, self-certification status is lost; therefore, Seller must send, together with each delivered lot, the CQC (Conformity Quality Certification) that contains the result of all controlled characteristics. Until CSL is applied, Seller must carry out supplementary activities on 100% of produced parts, by implementing additional and dedicated testing or checks, with trained operators. In case 100% checks cannot be carried out (e.g.: destructive tests, …), a reinforced frequency for these activities must be agreed with Buyer. Seller shall identify the checked parts by use of appropriate identification marks, on the component and on the external packaging, unless for different agreement with Buyer. Buyer reserves the right to perform, in any moment, control on checked parts. Additional measures are foreseen in case of CSL2 and CSL3. In case of CSL2, Seller must appoint a qualified third-party Certified Body that defines and carries out, in a dedicated area, the required activity. CSL3 applies, in addition to CSL2, in case Seller demonstrates its inadequacy to problem solving and defect eradication. In case of CSL3, Seller must appoint a qualified third-party Certified Body that, besides all the activities required in a CSL2, provides the necessary support to the Seller, overall the entire process, for root cause and corrective action definition and defect eradication. Buyer is regularly informed about the progress of CSL2 / CSL3, by the third-party Certified Body. Buyer assigns the level of CSL by taking in consideration following criteria: • The evidence of one or more product key properties out of tolerance involves the immediate opening of a CSL1 in order to protect the Buyer Factory. • The detection, at the Buyer Factory, of non-conformities on a characteristic already i...
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