Nonconformity Reporting Process Sample Clauses

Nonconformity Reporting Process. The Contractor will manage Nonconformities as follows: (a) upon discovery of a Nonconformity by the Contractor, other Contractor Persons, or any other entity, such Nonconformity will be reported to the Quality Manager and, where the Nonconformity relates to the Environmental Requirements, the Contractor’s environmental obligations under the Contract, including Schedule 7 [Environmental Obligations], or compliance with an EPP, CMP or Environmental Aspect, additionally to the Environmental Manager who will: (i) within one Business Day of the discovery of the Nonconformity, notify BC Hydro in writing of such Nonconformity; (ii) within two Business Days of the discovery of the Nonconformity, issue a report of such Nonconformity (a “Nonconformity Report”) into the Nonconformity Tracking System in accordance with Section 8.2 of this Schedule 8 [Quality Management] describing the nature of the problem with reference to the applicable requirements of the Contract. The date of issue will also be recorded denoting the commencement of the “open” status of the Nonconformity Report; (iii) within five Business Days of the discovery of the Nonconformity, the Contractor will complete its investigation and analysis of the Nonconformity and: (A) propose a Correction to resolve the Nonconformity describing the nature of the Correction (i.e. Repair, Rework, Scrap, or Use As Is) and provide confirmation of a plan committing to the scope and timing of the Correction; (B) if applicable as required by the ISO 9001 principles, propose a Corrective Action to eliminate the root cause of the Nonconformity describing any improvements to work activities or processes to prevent reoccurrence and provide confirmation of a plan committing to the scope and timing of the Corrective Action; and (C) report the Correction and, if applicable, the Corrective Action into the Nonconformity Tracking System and updating the Nonconformity Report; and (iv) submit a copy of the Nonconformity Report to Hydro’s Representative for Review, provided that: (A) the time for BC Hydro’s review under Schedule 5 [Submittals Procedure] will be four Business Days, or such other time as may be reasonably required in the circumstances as agreed by Xxxxx’s Representative in writing; and (B) where the Nonconformity relates to the Environmental Requirements, the Contractor’s environmental obligations under the Contract, including Schedule 7 [Environmental Obligations], or compliance with an EPP, CMP or Environmental Aspe...
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