Identification and Traceability. Each PV module used in any solar power project must use a RF identification tag. The following Information must be mentioned in the RFID used on each module (This can be inside or outside the laminate, but must be able to withstand harsh environmental conditions.)
i. Name of the manufacturer of PV Module ii. Name of the Manufacturer of Solar cells
Identification and Traceability. Supplier shall maintain identification and traceability of raw materials, components, and Products during all stages of receipt, processing, test, storage, shipment, and distribution.
Identification and Traceability. 7.16.1 The supplier shall properly identify product throughout the realization process and establish a system that identifies the production status, verifies product acceptance with regards to inspection and testing and properly controls product disposition.
7.16.2 The supplier shall create a traceability method for unique identification of each part or material lot, unless otherwise agreed upon by Xxxxxx Scientific. The supplier shall work with Xxxxxx Scientific to develop and approve an acceptable method, location and content for marking the product. The supplier shall maintain records for this section in accordance with 7.3 of this agreement.
Identification and Traceability. The Supplier is responsible to maintain Identification and traceability of product and materials through all stages of production processing sources. Supplier’s system shall ensure that products are traceable back to the raw material batch or lot from which they were made, including traceability to the source mill. Supplier’s system shall also provide means to trace where raw materials have been used.
Identification and Traceability. Cells/Racks/Packs Assembly shall meet seismic requirement for the plant location of the XXXX. Labelling of cells/batteries shall include manufacturer’s name, cell type, name-plate rating, date of manufacture and date of expiry of parts and labour warranty.
Identification and Traceability. Identification and traceability for product shall be maintained throughout the supplier’s production and handling processes, from raw materials to finished goods. Lot control must be maintained throughout the process.
Identification and Traceability. Part H — Manufacture and Process Controls
Identification and Traceability. Products and materials produced for TTM shall have lot information provided and traceability of all the component materials used in its construction. If TTM discovers a root cause for a quality issue to be from a material purchased by a Supplier that was used in their manufacturing process, the Supplier needs to be able to identify all the lots of material or parts that they shipped to TTM that used the indicated material. The Supplier shall also be able to find and contain all such affected material on their site. When acceptance authority media are used (e.g., stamps, electronic signatures, passwords), the organization shall establish appropriate controls for the media.
Identification and Traceability. The Products shall be marked with the date of manufacture enabling the relevant lot to be traced back to the date, and location of production.
Identification and Traceability. The aim of traceability is to minimize the impact and consequences of quality concerns. Supplier shall maintain an appropriate traceability system for its own manufacturing and delivery process, including its sub-suppliers and service providers. Supplier is are required to utilize and ship material on a “first in – first out” basis. Forward Trace is the provision of any information required to identify suspect components already delivered in order to minimize the quantity of non-conforming components - as early as possible. Backward Trace is the provision of any information required to identify suspect source material and origin at the Supplier and manufacturer. Supplier must ensure appropriate Forward Trace and Backward Trace processes are in place at all times. A traceability system shall ensure that its final components and subcomponents utilized in the product can be traced back to the manufacturing date, shift, equipment, tool number and the respective inspection/conformity results up to the trace information of manufacturer, sub suppliers and service providers. Based on internal risk assessment lot sizes shall be established minimizing the internal as well as the external risk. The following requirements apply to safety critical parts. Suppliers shall have an effective system of traceability that ensures delivered product can be traced from a finished product in the customer application back to specific lots, sub-components, parts, blanks and raw material. In addition to component/materials traceability, the system must be capable of providing the production history of a lot or serial number. This history must include: • Rework operations or activity • Product and process special characteristics • Test records • Process parameters influencing conformance • Machine settings influencing conformance • Maintenance activity of machines, equipment, jigs, gauges and test equipment • Qualification records for personnel performing the work, calibrations/verifications and maintenance related to safety parts.
