Problem Solving Method Sample Clauses

Problem Solving Method. ‌ The SUPPLIER must have authorized and trained personnel who are able to solve contract product and process problems quickly and permanently. Problem solving must be done using a defined, structured process such as the 8-discipline process, Six Sigma DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control), or another process that includes root cause review and validation of corrective action effectiveness. In-depth analysis techniques such as 5-Why and Ishikawa should be applied as needed and requested. Schedule and content for reporting: • No later than 1 calendar day after receipt of the information, the first response with containment measures must be reported to STEP/G. • At the latest 14 calendar days after receipt of the complaint by STEP/G, the causes must be analyzed and measures defined. STEP/G must have at least an interim report. • No later than 60 calendar days after receipt of the complaint by STEP/G, the final measures, planned implementation dates and measures to avoid repeated failures must be determined. If these measures have not yet been implemented, the date for the settlement of the complaint will be set by the SUPPLIER and communicated to STEP/G.
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