Quality Objectives. The Buyer has committed to a zero-defect target in regard to its customers. In the same way, the Supplier commits to a zero-defect target in regard to the Buyer, and shall communicate this target internally and to its subsuppliers. Where faultless deliveries cannot be guaranteed, the Supplier shall agree interim targets with the Buyer (time-limited upper threshold for defect rates). The Supplier shall introduce continuous improvement measures, as well as measures to achieve the zero-defect target. Interim targets, defined as upper thresholds, are documented, e.g. as ppm or BBK agreements. Underrunning agreed upper thresholds releases the Supplier neither from its obligation to process all complaints nor from its liability for defective shipments. In case of overrunning the agreed upper thresholds, the Supplier shall, on its own account, introduce effective improvements on short notice and shall keep the Buyer continuously notified of progress. The Supplier’s liability for defective shipments remains unaffected by the agreement of upper limits. Quality meetings on prioritised issues, e.g. preventive quality assurance, assessment of the shared quality data, defect discussions, discussion of current issues, etc., shall take place on the insistence of a contracting partner. In cases of escalation, the Supplier undertakes to participate in talks at management level.
Quality Objectives. Agreements on quality objectives (if relevant) may be concluded, such as a Penalty Bonus agreement.
Quality Objectives. The quality objectives of this task are designed to ensure reliable data for updating emission factors.
Quality Objectives. Data quality objectives (DQOs) are qualitative and quantitative statements that clarify the intended use of the data, define the types of data needed to support the decision, identify the conditions under which the data should be collected, and specify tolerable limits on the probability of making a decision error due to uncertainty in the data (if applicable). Data users develop DQOs to specify the data quality and quantity needed to support specific decisions.
Quality Objectives. The quality objectives of this task are designed to ensure that the project team develops a through understanding of the current state of emission factor uncertainties as related to the sources of interest, listed in Table 3-1. This will lead to a greater ability to focus the resources allocated to Tasks 2 and 3 on those source categories in greatest need of emission factor improvements.
Quality Objectives. The quality objectives of this task are designed to ensure that the project reports and summaries accurately reflect the supporting analyses.
Quality Objectives. The items allowing the performance of XXXX Automotive to be measured by the Client (demerit, ppm, number of incidents, composite indices,…) allow the evolution of the "quality supplied" by XXXX Automotive to be appreciated over the medium and long term. They may not on any account constitute a contractual obligation with financial or other consequences. In any case, these items are business secrets and are confidential.
Quality Objectives. They are yearly established by the Head of the Laboratory in the Quality Management System Review of the Direction. They are presented in a logical chart: indicating the objective, term, person in charge of execution, indicator and its verification. The objective follow-up is carried out through quality meetings between at least the Person responsible for Quality and the Head of the Laboratory. The Person responsible for Quality is in charge of notifying the objectives.
Quality Objectives. The company will establish and measure quality objectives, (operationally known as Key Performance Indicators), derived from senior management review, the quality manual, and will consider the following, where applicable:- Procedure: QSM409 – Management Review
