Production and identification of products Sample Clauses

Production and identification of products. The SUPPLIER is personally responsible for establishing a test concept in order to fulfil the agreed drawings and specifications. The test concept must be coordinated with ISH to ensure comparability of the test results. For series which have already begun, the SUPPLIER must prove the process proficiency for all special features and test features using suitable procedures (e.g. SPC) throughout the production period. Deviations are to determine the specific product quality assurance agreement. The supplier is to provide ISH on request the relevant evidence available. If the required process proficiency is not achieved, the quality must be ensured through 100% check. The production process must then be optimised accordingly in order to achieve the required values. The SUPPLIER is personally responsible for considering any hints and suggestions from ISH with reference to the improvement of product quality through changes to the production process and during quality assurance within the scope of his capabilities. The SUPPLIER is obliged to label the products, parts and packaging in accordance with the arrangements made with ISH (Logistic Guidelines). He must ensure that the labels on packed products remain legible during transport and storage. The SUPPLIER is obliged to ensure traceability of the products he supplies. If a defect is discovered, the tracking and limitation of the damaged parts/products/batches must be guaranteed so that the parts/products/batches which are affected by the fault can be exactly indicated upon issue of the statement. If the ISH provides the SUPPLIER with production and test devices, with particular reference to tools and equipment, when purchasing supplies, they must be permanently labelled as the property of ISH. The SUPPLIER is responsible for the sound condition and correct function, must insure the tools sufficiently and arrange maintenance and repairs. The supplier has to maintain contingency plans to avoid negative impacts on planned deliveries to ISH (e.g. loss of power for unplanned period of time, labour shortage, break down of important production equipment) and complaints from the customers of ISH. Upon request the SUPPLIER must present their contingency plans to ISH.
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