Quality objectives for suppliers Sample Clauses

Quality objectives for suppliers. The organization determines quality objectives for the error and complaint rates for each supplier depending on the purchased product group. Part of the quality assurance agreement is a defined target and escalation line. Thus, there are three modes and two escalation levels (Section 3.11.4 for suppliers: • Mode 1: Error rate and complaint rate below the finish lineMode 2: Error rate or complaint rate above the finish line for more than three months • Mode 3: Error rate or complaint rate above the escalation line for more than three months Category Mode CSL PPM and/or Complaint rate Casting (grey cast iron, ductile iron) 1 - ˂20,000 And ˂5% Casting (cast steel) 1 - ˂50,000 And ˂5% Spindles (finishing) 1 - ˂1,000 And ˂3% Standard and catalogue parts 1 - ˂1,000 And ˂3% Ball bearing 1 - ˂1,000 And ˂3% Engines 1 - 5.000˂ And ˂3% Directive RL 621 Quality Assurance Agreement (QAA)Status: 04 from 20.10.2022 Plug-in shafts 2 1 ˃5,000 Or <5% 3 2 ˃10,000 Or >10% Filter 1 - 5.000˂ And ˂3% 2 1 ˃5,000 Or <5% 3 2 ˃10,000 Or >10% Welded parts 1 - 5.000˂ And ˂3% 2 1 ˃5,000 Or <5% 3 2 ˃10,000 Or >10% Drawing parts 1 - 5.000˂ And ˂3% 2 1 ˃5,000 Or <5% 3 2 ˃10,000 Or >10% The following key data are defined for the supplier: Mode CSL PPM and/or Complaints Supplier: 1 - ˂ And ˂ 2 1 ˃ Or ˃ 3 2 ˃ Or ˃
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