Requirements for the Supplier or Service Sample Clauses

Requirements for the Supplier or Service. Provider If the supplier intends to relocate all or part of the order or to have it subcontracted, this requires the prior written consent of GGB. The supplier is also obliged to pass on all requirements of this QAR to the subcontractor in case of subcontracting. When selecting subcontractors, the supplier must use the subcontractors specified or approved by GGB. The supplier must install and carry out suitable controls at direct or subsequent sub-suppliers, as well as at his own premises, to ensure that the requirements of this QAR are met and that the use of counterfeit and/or defective products is prevented. At regular intervals, the supplier must evaluate the subcontractor's delivery performance, including processes, products, quality management, services and punctual delivery performance. Verification measures regarding externally provided processes, products and services must be carried out in accordance with the risks identified. This shall include inspection or periodic review, where applicable, where there is a high risk of non-conformity, including the presence of counterfeit products. If verification activities are delegated to subcontractors, the requirements and scope for delegation must be documented in writing by the supplier and monitored regularly. When accepting products from the supplier, the supplier must ensure, where applicable, that recognized statistical methods are used. The supplier must ensure that its sub-suppliers use only GGB-approved sources for specific processes. GGB may require the supplier to provide documented evidence of the items listed.
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