Receiving Inspections Clause Samples
The Receiving Inspections clause establishes the procedures and standards for inspecting goods or materials upon their delivery to the buyer. Typically, it allows the buyer a specified period to examine shipments for defects, damage, or nonconformity with contract specifications, and to notify the seller of any issues found. This clause ensures that the buyer has an opportunity to verify that the delivered items meet agreed-upon quality and quantity requirements, thereby protecting the buyer from being obligated to accept and pay for substandard or incorrect goods.
Receiving Inspections. This subsection should:
i) Describe the organization’s procedures for inspecting the work performed by a contractor on an item that has been returned to service.
ii) Describe the procedures the organization uses to provide technical training for receiving inspection personnel who inspect contracted work.
iii) Explain the procedures the organization will use to ensure that items on which contracted work has been performed are properly processed through the organization’s receiving inspection procedures.
iv) Explain receiving inspection procedures in enough detail to enable a receiving inspector to make an airworthiness determination of any item received based on a technical review of the contractor’s source documentation.
v) Describe the method of recording contractor’s work and the record retention period.
Receiving Inspections. (1) We shall check immediately after receipt of products whether they corre- spond to the ordered quantity and the ordered type, whether there are ▇▇▇▇▇- ▇▇▇▇▇ recognisable damage in transit or externally recognisable defects.
(2) If damage or a defect is discovered during the aforementioned inspec- tions, this shall be reported to the Supplier immediately. If damage or a defect is discovered at a later time, this shall also be reported immediately.
(3) We are not responsible to the Supplier for any else other than the above.
Receiving Inspections. Upon receipt of products, RIBE shall forthwith verify whether the latter conform to the quan- tity and the type ordered, and whether there is an externally detectable shipping damage or an externally detectable non-conformance. Should RIBE shall detect any damage or non- conformance during the above inspections, or subsequently, RIBE shall forthwith notify the Supplier thereof. RIBE shall not have any further obligations in respect of the Supplier other than the above inspections and notifications. In this respect, the Supplier shall dispense with the objection of late notice of defect pursuant to §§ 377 of the German Commercial Code. The Supplier shall adapt his quality assurance measures to this reduced receiving inspection and carry out his own outgoing goods inspection.
Receiving Inspections. This subsection should:
Receiving Inspections. This subsection:
a. Describes the repair station’s procedures for inspecting the work performed bya contractor on an item that has been approved for release or return to service by the contractor.
b. Describes the procedures the repair station uses to provide technical training for receiving inspection personnel who inspect maintenance functions contracted.
c. Explains the procedures the repair station will use to ensure that items on which contracted maintenance functions have been performed are properly processed through the organization’s receiving inspection procedures.
d. Explains receiving inspection procedures in enough detail to enable a receiving inspector to make an airworthiness determination of any item received based on a technical review of the contractor’s source documentation.
e. Describes the method of recording a contractor’s work and the record retention period.