Documents and roles
Control requirement versions, approvals, responsibilities and records.
Quality Assurance System
Documents, responsibilities, inspection and feedback connect quality needs across the product lifecycle.
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Requirements with a basis. Execution with a record.
Documents, responsibilities, inspection and feedback connect quality needs across the product lifecycle.
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PERSPECTIVE
A system should make work repeatable and reviewable
Quality assurance needs clear requirements, understood roles and retrievable records. Design changes, incoming materials and process deviations each need a basis for evaluation and handling.
A system is not a stack of documents made for display. Useful documents help teams work consistently across projects and reconstruct the facts when a deviation occurs.
KEY AREAS
From principle to practice
Process and change
Connect supplier, manufacturing, design-change and nonconformity controls.
Review and improvement
Use regular review and corrective actions to update the system.
HOW IT WORKS
Documents should function as working tools
A document becomes part of assurance when it helps a new project establish standards, helps colleagues handle problems consistently and makes quality interfaces intelligible to partners.
- Set applicable requirements and records
- Execute and inspect key stages
- Review deviations and improvements
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