Material Review Board definition
Examples of Material Review Board in a sentence
Inspection Mechanic A* = can be assigned to any and all inspection tasks including Material Review Board (MRB) disposition approval and First Article Inspection (FAI) where qualified and holding appropriate certifications.
In those cases where Seller has a Material Review Board (MRB), a statement of whether ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s proposed Component Escape correction meets type design or a separate submission establishing why a full review by MRB for the Component Escape is not necessary.
BUYER or their customer retains Material Review Board authority over contract specifications.
All open engineering deviations or Material Review Board ("MRB") records applicable to the Airframe, Engines and APU, components and piece parts.
The Seller shall request Buyer's Material Review Board (MRB) action to disposition Seller nonconformities of "Use as Is", "Repair", or "Standard Repair Procedure (SRP)" via their VIR.
The Seller shall request Buyer's Material Review Board (MRB) action to disposition Seller nonconformities of "Use as Is", "Repair", or "Standard Repair Procedure (SRP)" via their VIR This applies to all deliveries for this Order, if found after delivery, the Seller agrees to notify Buyer of nonconformities throughout the warranty period.
If Supplier intends to ship nonconforming Product to Buyer, then Supplier shall implement a Material Review Board (“MRB”) to review and determine the disposition of nonconforming materials.
In the documented procedures, the Quality Engineer is responsible for the review of Non-conformance Reports with other members of the Company Material Review Board to determine the appropriate disposition of non- conforming material and product.
In those cases where Seller has a Material Review Board (MRB), a statement of whether Seller’s proposed Component Escape correction meets type design or a separate submission establishing why a full review by MRB for the Component Escape is not necessary.
Makes a preliminary determination from work orders, drawings and inspection documentation as to whether such items are scrap or for referral to the Material Review Board.