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- Quality Management
- Process
- Disposition and containment
Disposition and containment
Quality Approver's inspection decision separates passing scope from failed scope. Failed scope is rejected and can raise a nonconformance linked to the inspection. The issue carries a description, severity and detected date, then moves through containment, investigation and disposition while corrective work is assigned.
Step by step
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Review checks Quality Approver
Quality Approver reads required results and their observations and evidence.
- Read results and source evidence
- Updates Inspection checks, Inspections
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Reject failed scope Quality Approver
Quality Approver rejects the failed part of the inspection and raises the linked issue.
- Mark Rejected and link issue to inspection
- Updates Inspections, Nonconformances
ApprovalA person approves before the work moves on. -
Describe issue Quality Manager
Quality Manager records the detected date, severity and exact failed condition.
- Retain severity and description
- Updates Nonconformances
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Contain Quality Manager
The team follows the issue from Open to Containment while it handles the immediate problem.
- Follow Open to Containment
- Updates Nonconformances
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Investigate and dispose Quality Approver
Quality Manager follows Investigation and records the issue as Disposition before corrective work.
- Set response context for linked actions
- Updates Nonconformances, Corrective actions
Who does what
Roles and permissions- Quality Approver
- Decides inspection scope; Quality Manager follows containment and investigation; assigned corrective owners carry out the response.
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