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Inspection and Test Status Procedure

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Inspection and Test Status Procedure

ISO Document Type: 
Procedure (PRO)
Related To:
Related Department: 
Finishing / Dispatch
Code: 
QP-4.12 -- QP-4.12
Approved By: 
Managing Director

1 Purpose
• To ensure readily and timely availability of test status for products (at applicable stages).

2 Supporting Documents
Quality Manual of PPF, Section 7.5.3
ISO 9001:2008 Manual, Section 7.5.3
Non-Conformity Report (NCR-0020)

3 Procedure
3.1 General

The inspection and test status procedure indicates the identification of the inspection/test status of all inspected/tested products by color making/authorized stamps/tags/labels or other suitable means.

3.2 Incoming/In Process/Finished Material
The relevant department’s staff indicates the inspection/test status of all products whether finished, semi finished or in raw material stage. The items will have tags attached to their bins or themselves, confirming their status of conformance/non-conformance. Green tags will be assigned to conforming and red to the non-conforming products. Suspect material or ones on hold for evaluation will be applied a blue tag. Rejected or scrapped material will be identified using a yellow tag.

Stores (and if required QA&C staff) is responsible for ensuring testing status on incoming material to the Stores. Production staff is responsible for maintaining the status on all the in-process material. Quality Control Department/Production will ensure the test status on the finished products after final inspection.

In Charge QA&C is responsible for ensuring that only products that conform to the specifications are allowed to move for the subsequent activity/operation.

3.3 Delivery
The Quality Control Department is responsible for ensuring that only those products that conform to specifications are delivered/shipped to the customers.

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