INSPECTION / ACCEPTANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL Sample Clauses

INSPECTION / ACCEPTANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL. All goods and/or services ordered are subject to final inspection and acceptance at Calmont and at ultimate destination, notwithstanding any prior payment or inspection and acceptance. Calmont may reject and hold at Seller’s expense, subject to Seller’s disposal or return to Seller at Seller’s expense, all material or articles not conforming to applicable drawings, specifications, samples, or as defined in the Purchase Order. Seller agrees to replace at its expense or, at Calmont Buyer’s option, to refund the price of any articles which fail to meet the requirements of applicable drawings, specifications, samples, or descriptions as ordered. The Seller is cautioned to examine carefully all referenced documentation that in total describes the product or service, the quality, the records and the controls that are required for adequate conformance. The requirements of listed and supplementary documents are mandatory to the extent they are applicable to the product or service furnished unless specific exemption in writing is obtained from Calmont. Parts and materials furnished as part of the delivered item or, in the case of distributors, furnished as the delivered item shall have been purchased in a manner that ensures conformance to the applicable specifications and is subject to adequate controls. All supplied paperwork (certifications, shippers, etc.) must all reference back to the Calmont Purchase Order Number, regardless of origin of paperwork. The Seller must tie all paperwork together with reference numbers. Additional Calmont Supplier Requirements / Quality Clauses will be identified on the Purchase Order as Q-Clauses (e.g.: Q-1, Q-2, etc.). Quality Clause definitions are presented in Appendix–A at the end of this document. Calmont must be informed immediately (not to exceed 24 hours or the next business day) of suspect nonconforming product shipped regardless of destination or date shipped. Notification shall be provided to Calmont Buyer identified on the Purchase Order. Acceptance of this Purchase Order by the Seller constitutes acceptance of the applicable Q-Clauses without claim for additional costs.
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INSPECTION / ACCEPTANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL. (a) Sprint may inspect Products according to an agreed upon incoming inspection procedure and rejection rate. Products that fail to meet inspection criteria will be returned to Supplier, at Supplier's expense. Supplier will pay for reshipping conforming Products to Sprint. Sprint may place a hold on all pending Orders until Supplier has demonstrated that the cause for rejection has been corrected. If the cause for rejection is not corrected within 30 days after rejection, Sprint may cancel outstanding Orders without further obligation or liability. Sprint may conduct a site inspection at Supplier's facility during business hours by providing 7 days notice to Supplier.
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INSPECTION / ACCEPTANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL. Subcontractor represents that it has instituted a quality control/quality assurance program capable of providing the finished goods to quality required and in compliance with contract specifications. If requested, Subcontractor shall provide written documentation regarding Subcontractor’s quality control program. Contractor shall be entitled at any time during manufacture to inspect and examine the Work at Subcontractor’s or its subcontractor’s facilities. If any tests are to be performed during the manufacturing process, Contractor shall be given at least ten (10) days advance written notice so that Contractor may exercise its option to witness said tests. The Work is also subject to inspection by Client and Owner/User at any time. Review and/or approval of drawings, designs or technical information provided by Subcontractor, or inspection, waiver of inspection, or failure to properly inspect the Work, by Contractor or Client and/or Owner/User, shall in no event operate as an acceptance of the Work or as a waiver of any rights of Contractor with respect to defects therein, or in any way release Subcontractor from responsibility to conform to the Purchase Order requirements, specifications, warranties, and good workmanship. Subcontractor shall not be released from its contractual or warranty obligations with respect to said Work by virtue of acceptance or review/approval, final payment, inspection, or waiver of inspection.
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