Quality policy

Have the quality policy, quality objectives, and commitment to quality been defined and documented by executive management ... 

Quality planning Quality policy Quality problems Quality records... 

Documentation requirements - Create quality policy, quality manual, procedures, and document control and distribution function. Retain records for the expected lifetime of the device or a minimum of 2 years... 

The laboratory shall continnally improve the effectiveness of the qnality management system throngh the nse of the quality policy, quality objectives, audit results, analysis of data, corrective and preventive actions, and management review. Improvements can range from small-step ongoing continnal improvement activities to strategic breakthrough improvement projects. 

To conclude, combining Cleaner Production and Chemical Leasing has proven to be a win-win approach for the economy and the environment. It can be applied to industries of different sizes in developing countries and countries with economies in transition and fosters sustainable industrial development and the implementation of international chemical policies. Quality assurance is an important element of successful projects and efficient tools are required to ensure smooth implementation at plant level. 

Patrick, D.L. Erickson, P. Health Status and Health Policy Quality of Life in Health Care Evaluation and Resource Allocation-, Oxford University Press New York, 1993. 

Market share depends on pricing policy, quality of the product, and advertising to remind buyers of the existence of suppliers. Research and development efforts are directed toward improved product quality. A common process improvement is the conversion of a batch process to a continuous operation if the sales volume is sufficiently high. 

The quality system must be described in written documents approved by management (policies, quality manual, etc). 

Cole, R. E., Learning from Learning Theory Implications for Quality Improvements of Turnover, Use of Contingent Workers, and Job Rotation Policies, Quality Management Journal, Vol. 1, No. 1, 1993, pp. 9-25. 

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The use of these techniques is an important element of industrial policy since they contribute to the creation of a business friendly regulatory environment allowing the combination of measures taken for internal organisational reasons and obligations of certification without lowering the level of safety to be achieved. Wlienever possible a choice between product control and quality assurance procedures is offered to manufacturers. 

As indicated above, national policies and international conventions have been invoked to curb known, and usually obvious, sources of marine pollution. National legislation is used to control coastal discharges of contaminants. A major problem remains owing to the inadequate treatment of sewage prior to emission from land-based sources. The most important deleterious effects in this case are with respect to microbial water quality. This can have a direct influence on bathing criteria and result in beach closures during contamination episodes. An additional problem from land-based sources pertains to transboundary effects, whereby pollution may inadvertently be exported from one country to another. 

The technical review team should compare the overall response related to process safety, environmental, health, and quality capability-related items to the data gathered through questionnaires or visits. Does their practice match their policy ... 

Is there a Quality Assurance Policy Procedure Manual Date issue / / ... 

Is there a purchasing policy that includes quality requirements ... 

The chief executive should formally document the organization s quality policy. This policy should include the relative priority assigned to continuous quality improvement, the acceptable standard for quality, and the system to achieve that standard. 

The quality policy should be communicated throughout the organization and all personnel should be familiar with it. 

This policy statement may be combined with that of safety (quality and safety should be twin objectives) and should be signed or properly reviewed within the last 12 months. 

Purchasing may be critical to quality, cost efficiency and safety of the service provided. Therefore evidence should be given that there is a written management policy or directive establishing quality criteria. 

Quality is thus a part of an orgatiization s policy and objectives, and is applicable to those who wish to achieve product excellence, throtigh self-discipline atid quality assiirtince activities. It aims at... 

TQM involves all the organizations, all the functions, the external suppliers, the external customers and involves the quality policy. Similarly, TQM cannot be achieved without good Quality Management Systems (QMS) which bring together all functions relevant to the product, providing policies, procedures and documentation. The elements of a quality organization consist of these three mutually dependent items (Field and Swift, 1996) ... 

Clean Air Act. Many countries around the world have similar legislation and national policies aimed at protecting air quality. 

The setting of quantitative goals for indoor air quality also supports an organization s quality policy in the area of safety and health. Furthermore, the introduction of the target level concept for indoor quality will enhance the development of more advanced and efficient control technologies on a voluntary basis. One can assume that the diffusion of technology will make the present-day benchmark air quality common practice in, say, 10 to 20 years. 

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