Common use of Quality Control and Certification Clause in Contracts

Quality Control and Certification. The manufacturing systems and protocols for the Products shall at all times qualify with TS 16949 certification. Supplier shall produce the Products in accordance with its current internal quality procedures in effect for the facility at which the Products are produced, COP 800, facility quality certification (TS 16949) and customer quality requirements currently in effect with respect to the Products and reasonable quality requirements of IR’s customers as may arise from time to time following the Effective Date (“Future Customer Requirements”) (provided that IR shall be responsible for any increased cost arising from the Future Customer Requirements). Supplier will communicate any change in the Products or their manufacture in accordance with IR’s Product Change Notification (“PCN”) process; provided that if IR reasonably believes that any such change would not be acceptable to a customer, IR may elect pursuant to delivery of written notice thereof to Supplier to have the provisions of product discontinuation apply (Section 12.4 below) in which case the PCN shall be deemed to be the Affected Products Notice and the Products, without any such change, shall be the Affected Products.

Quality Control and Certification. The manufacturing systems and protocols for the Products shall at all times qualify with TS 16949 certification. Supplier IR shall produce the Products in accordance with its current internal quality procedures in effect for the facility at which the Products are produced, COP 800, facility quality certification (TS 16949) and customer quality requirements currently in effect with respect to the Products and reasonable quality requirements of IRPurchaser’s customers as may arise from time to time following the Effective Date (“Future Customer Requirements”) (provided that IR Purchaser shall be responsible for any increased cost arising from the Future Customer Requirements). Supplier IR will communicate any change in the Products or their manufacture in accordance with IR’s Product Change Notification (“PCN”) process; provided that if IR Purchaser reasonably believes that any such change would not be acceptable to a customer, IR Purchaser may elect pursuant to delivery of written notice thereof to Supplier IR to have the provisions of product discontinuation apply (Section 12.4 below) in which case the PCN shall be deemed to be the Affected Products Notice and the Products, without any such change, shall be the Affected Products.