Inspection Planning. Contract 30007311 – Exhibit A
Inspection Planning. Documentation of inspection results In accordance with the defined inspection plan for the respective external service, the Supplier must keep systematically evaluable records of the results of process monitoring, quality inspection and of the measures carried out to eliminate faults. The relevant documents must be presented to the Buyer on request.
Inspection Planning. Documentation of inspection results In accordance with the defined inspection plan for the respective external service, the Supplier must keep systematically evaluable records of the results of process monitoring, quality inspection and of the measures carried out to eliminate faults. The relevant documents must be presented to the Buyer on request. The inspection activities are conducted in an acceptable environment; this shall include lightening conditions that provide at least 700 LUX; where accurate visual inspections are required to be performed, white light intensity of at least 1000 LUX resp. the specified customer requirement shall be fulfilled.
Inspection Planning. Documentation of inspection results/ Critical parts In accordance with the defined inspection plan for the respective external service, the Supplier must keep systematically evaluable records of the results of process monitoring, quality inspection and of the measures carried out to eliminate faults. The relevant documents must be presented to the Buyer on request. The inspection activities are conducted in an acceptable environment; this shall include lightening conditions that provide at least 700 LUX; where accurate visual inspections are required to be performed, white light intensity of at least 1000 LUX resp. the specified customer requirement shall be fulfilled. If a reference to critical parts is documented in the purchase order or in the Buyer's drawing, these are parts that require special attention during processing to avoid possible errors. The marking "crit- ical part" must be listed in the supplier's internal documentation as well as in the delivery documen- tation supplied to the Buyer with the machined or tested components (e.g. delivery note, dimensional report, inspection certificate, certificate of conformity).
Inspection Planning. Documentation of inspection results/ Critical parts In accordance with the defined inspection plan for the respective external service, the Supplier must keep systematically evaluable records of the results of process monitoring, quality inspection and of the measures carried out to eliminate faults. The relevant documents must be presented to the Buyer on request. The inspection activities are conducted in an acceptable environment; this shall include lightening conditions that provide at least 700 LUX; where accurate visual inspections are required to be performed, white light intensity of at least 1000 LUX resp. the specified customer requirement shall be fulfilled. The required lighting conditions are mandatory for a specific NDT- inspection. If a reference to critical parts is documented in the purchase order or in the Buyer's drawing, these are parts that require special attention during processing to avoid possible errors. The marking "crit- ical part" must be listed in the supplier's internal documentation as well as in the delivery documen- tation supplied to the Buyer with the machined or tested components (e.g. delivery note, dimensional report, inspection certificate, certificate of conformity).
