Common use of Reworking Clause in Contracts

Reworking. Supplier must ensure, if necessary following consultation with Customer, that rectification or corrective measures performed on its products do not have any detrimental effects (e.g. in regard to dimensions, function, strength, durability). Reworking that alters the characteristics of the product or results in deviations from the technical documents or frozen production conditions is—along with the planned reworking procedure—subject to approval. This applies also to sub-suppliers. Such approval must be obtained in written form before the reworking takes place. This does not release Supplier from its responsibility for the quality of the product.

Reworking. Supplier must ensure, if necessary following consultation with Customer, that rectification or corrective measures performed on its products do not have any detrimental effects (e.g. in regard to dimensions, function, strength, durability). Reworking that alters the characteristics of the product or results in deviations from the technical documents or frozen production conditions is—along with the planned reworking procedure—subject to approval. This applies also to sub-suppliersSuppliers. Such approval must be obtained in written form writing before the reworking takes place. This does not release Supplier from its responsibility for the quality of the product.