Quality and Environmental Management System Sample Clauses

Quality and Environmental Management System. The supplier undertakes to apply permanently a quality management system acc. to ISO 9001 in its respectively applicable version in its respectively applicable version as well as to improve continually its performance with the objective to enhance his quality management system to make it comply with ISO/ TS 16949 in its respectively applicable version. The supplier undertakes to implement the environmental concept and cares to use environmentally compatible products, materials and production processes in accordance with the applicable standards and statutory regulations. For this, he will introduce and maintain an environmental management system in accordance with ISO 14001 within the near future. Selectrona reserves the right to carry out an environmental audit at the supplier's premises. The supplier commits to achieving a zero defect rate. The supplier needs to optimize continually its performance in that respect. If individual project-specific quality agreements are concluded, these are only intermediate steps. This shall not release the supplier from supplying faultless products. If an error is detected, the supplier draws up a plan of action within 14 days with which the target state can be achieved again. To the extent that Selectrona makes available to the supplier means of production or testing, especially means and facilities within the scope of obtaining deliveries in particular, the supplier must make such means part of his quality. The supplier undertakes to appoint a product safety officer to Selectrona. This must be communicated to Selectrona with its contact details (name, telephone number, email address). Legal and official requirements for the products delivered to Selectrona in the exporting country, the importing country and the destination countries named by Selectrona must be met and documented by the supplier.
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Quality and Environmental Management System. As a minimum standard, the supplier shall commit to maintain an efficient Quality Management System in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9001 (most recent version), with the objective of higher qualification according to ISO/TS 16949 (most recent version), respectively IATF 16949 (after 14.09.2018). Moreover, the suppliers will be expected to have an appropriate Environmental Management System, e.g. according to ISO 14001, as well as a healthy and safety system, e.g. according to ISO 450001, that complies with the respective environmental relevance and safety at work. The Supplier shall submit a certificate as proof. Xxxxx shall be provided with a new certificate after expiry of validity.
Quality and Environmental Management System. The supplier must set up and maintain a certified QM- system according to the requirements of DIN EN ISO 9001 or alternatively IATF 16949 or VDA 6.1. If the supplier delivers components which will be integrated in automotive products, the QM-system has to fulfill all requirements of IATF 16949. The supplier must support this by a continuous development of the system in terms of the requirements of IATF 16949. Also, the supplier of a product which becomes part of an automotive product has to have the OEM-automotive customer specific requirements available and must also know and apply those requirements. Typical examples are the VW-group requirements “Formel-Q-Capability” and “Formel-Q-Konkret”. Compliance with customer specific requirements is the responsibility of the supplier (normally through online internet pages of the OEM automotive customer). Moreover, the supplier must set up and maintain an environmental management system which meets the requirements of EMAS or DIN EN ISO 14001. The supplier should obtain appropriate certifications. The supplier must have emergency plans in order to ensure that SUSPA will be supplied at an acceptable level even in emergency cases such as interruptions in the power supply, labor shortages, downtime of essential company resources, etc. The sub-suppliers of the supplier have to be included in the quality and the environmental management system. SUSPA has the right to access the supplier’s quality and environmental manuals and procedures if they are relevant for the production of parts.
Quality and Environmental Management System. Supplier shall be IATF 16949 certified and shall implement a corresponding quality management system. Supplier shall provide proof of its certification to the MLNA/MLMX. If the Supplier is not IATF 16949 certified, Supplier shall submit a plan to achieve the IATF 16949 certification to the MLNA/MLMX, ISO 9001 certification shall be mandatory for the Supplier. Supplier with ISO 9001 certification shall implement a corresponding quality management system. Supplier shall provide proof of its certification to the MLNA/MLMX. Supplier shall strive to implement or maintain and continuously improve the environmental requirements of the then-current version of the ISO 14001. Any deviation from or non-compliance with the above referenced requirements shall be communicated to the MLNA/MLMX with remedial actions and time schedule. In addition, Supplier is obligated to comply with all applicable national and local environmental laws and regulations, as well as any customer environmental requirements communicated to Supplier. Supplier shall provide proof of its certification to MLNA/MLMX (Quality Team) In addition, specific quality requirements are also set forth in additional agreements between the Parties or are contained in technical specifications and documentation, drawings, internal forms, third-party forms, samples, etc. made available to the Supplier by MLNA/MLMX.

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