Company policies, conformance with

The vendor qualification policy will ensure that vendor qualification activities are performed under the auspices of quality assurance. Additionally, a thorough review of the vendor qualification ownership will be performed, and additional resources will be assigned, if needed. An expanded training program will be developed and implemented to ensure that all staff associated with the vendor qualification program are trained on the new and improved policy and procedures. Verification and monitoring of conformance with the company s vendor qualification policy and procedures will be performed periodically through internal company audits. 

Section 6 - Conformance with Company Policies. This section contains a copy of the Company policies on Health, Safety and the Environment, and lists the key objectives set under these policies. A description of how the proposed plant will conform to the policies and objectives, and the strategies used to ensure compliance are required. 

A management tool for assessment of success of environmental policies, the regular systematic gathering of information to monitor the effectiveness of environmental policies. An environmental audit is concerned with checking conformity with legislative requirements and environmental standards, as well as with company policy. The audit may also cover potential improvements in environmental performance and systems. 

Compliance Assurance—Verify conformance with company policy and government regulations. Ensure that employees and contractors understand their related responsibilities. 

Conformity Plant consistency, in line with the user company s policy or image, is served by new equipment having a similar grade of appearance to that previously installed. This matters in situations where the perception of quality, purity, and hygiene, are important to the reputation of the user, for example in dairies, food factories, and pharmaceutical plants. 

Our goal is to achieve hours-of-service excellence through establishing and achieving a violation-free standard for hours-of-service violations. All associates of the company are expected to conform to this standard. The company will audit all daily logs to ensure compliance with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, Part 395. Continual nonconformance with the company s hours-of-service policy will be considered unacceptable. 

To a great extent, use of audits stems from quality management practices that began with ISO 9000 and related standards. The concept requires companies seeking to achieve ISO 9000 certification to thoroughly document their management systems to ensure quality defined by the standard. Then independent auditors visit the company and its operations to verify that it conforms to the standard and to internal policies and procedures. Later, international standards applied the overall process to other areas, including safety and health. 

All quantifiable evaluation documentation should be prepared so that it conforms to the nature of the company s risk evaluation procedures or policies (i.e., compatible with other risk evaluations for comparative... 

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