Safe Launch Sample Clauses

Safe Launch. 6.1. Supplier shall develop and implement a safe launch control plan prior to initiation of the production part supply. The safe launch control plan shall cover the initial part supply + ninety (90) days and shall, at a minimum, include additional samplings, additional checks or tests and/or increased frequencies to ensure quality issues are contained within their facility and are not forwarded to BP.
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Safe Launch. Safe Launch shall mean a containment initiative to ensure a supply of defect free parts to WABCO during SOP and ramp-up phase. The Safe Launch containment activity commences automatically with the beginning of the first delivery of each respective Product. Q Supplier must identify additional inspection, testing, and dimensional checks required in the containment area based on Key Product Characteristics, Customer Interface, high RPN as may be provided by WABCO, e.g. on the drawing, in the FMEA or during PPAP, or issues identified during product and process development. The Safe Launch ends three months following SOP or after delivery of a prior agreed volume of parts in both cases provided that the parts are defect free.
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Safe Launch. ‌ Safe Launch applies to all production material suppliers. Safe Launch is to assure a smooth startup of a new part or modified process or new supplier. Safe Launch is required for all of the product prior to and through the first 30 days after MLNA/MLMX´s SOP at a minimum. In the event that a supplier utilizes batch production and a single batch run when the batch run size exceeds 30 calendar days of demand; the first two batches require Safe Launch. The supplier inspection requirements are to conform with MLNA/MLMX standard packaging and labeling General Practices. If defects are discovered, the safe launch must reset to zero until zero defects are discovered. The intent is 30 days or two batches defect free to stop safe launch. For labeling, safe launch tags LM 798 (Exhibit R) are printed on green paper to be placed beside the bar code labels as shown in Exhibits C and L. When utilizing labels, all the same information and format is required; the minimum size is 4”x5”.
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