ASQ C1
Specification of General Requirements for a Quality Program - T60E
Organization:
ASQ - American Society for Quality
Year: 1996
Abstract: APPLICABILITY
When this American National Standard is prescribed on specified by contract or management directive, it provides a specification of the general requirements to be met by the quality program of a contractor or other organization. All the requirements apply except to the extent that they are specifically deleted, supplemented, or amended in the contract or directive.
General Purpose
This American National Standard was designed to provide a description of the basic quality principles essential to the assurance of quality.
It is intended that it be imposed internally by management and externally through both sales and purchase contracts. Broad use of this American Standard is intended to minimize the number of nonstandard and conflicting quality requirements that otherwise will be found in sales and purchase contracts.
This American National Standard requires the establishment and maintenance of a quality program by the Affected Organization and by its contractors and subcontractors to assure adequate control and assurance of quality. The quality program, including its procedures and operations, shall be documented and shall be subject to review by the Specifying Organization. The program shall apply to the control of quality throughout all areas of performance, including as appropriate, the design, procurement, identification, stocking, and issue of material; the entire process of manufacture; and the packaging, storing, and shipping of material.
The program shall provide that, as early as possible, discrepancies (product nonconformities and program deficiencies) shall be discovered, reported, and corrective action taken.
Other ANSI/ISO/ASQC Quality System Standards
Attention is called to the existence of other system standards, including Q9000-1-1994 through Q9004-1-1994, quality management and quality assurance standards. These are equivalent to the International Standards Organization (ISO) 9000 series standards.
When this American National Standard is prescribed on specified by contract or management directive, it provides a specification of the general requirements to be met by the quality program of a contractor or other organization. All the requirements apply except to the extent that they are specifically deleted, supplemented, or amended in the contract or directive.
General Purpose
This American National Standard was designed to provide a description of the basic quality principles essential to the assurance of quality.
It is intended that it be imposed internally by management and externally through both sales and purchase contracts. Broad use of this American Standard is intended to minimize the number of nonstandard and conflicting quality requirements that otherwise will be found in sales and purchase contracts.
This American National Standard requires the establishment and maintenance of a quality program by the Affected Organization and by its contractors and subcontractors to assure adequate control and assurance of quality. The quality program, including its procedures and operations, shall be documented and shall be subject to review by the Specifying Organization. The program shall apply to the control of quality throughout all areas of performance, including as appropriate, the design, procurement, identification, stocking, and issue of material; the entire process of manufacture; and the packaging, storing, and shipping of material.
The program shall provide that, as early as possible, discrepancies (product nonconformities and program deficiencies) shall be discovered, reported, and corrective action taken.
Other ANSI/ISO/ASQC Quality System Standards
Attention is called to the existence of other system standards, including Q9000-1-1994 through Q9004-1-1994, quality management and quality assurance standards. These are equivalent to the International Standards Organization (ISO) 9000 series standards.
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contributor author | ASQ - American Society for Quality | |
date accessioned | 2017-09-04T18:47:00Z | |
date available | 2017-09-04T18:47:00Z | |
date copyright | 01/01/1996 | |
date issued | 1996 | |
identifier other | KKXTCAAAAAAAAAAA.pdf | |
identifier uri | http://yse.yabesh.ir/std/handle/yse/228210 | |
description abstract | APPLICABILITY When this American National Standard is prescribed on specified by contract or management directive, it provides a specification of the general requirements to be met by the quality program of a contractor or other organization. All the requirements apply except to the extent that they are specifically deleted, supplemented, or amended in the contract or directive. General Purpose This American National Standard was designed to provide a description of the basic quality principles essential to the assurance of quality. It is intended that it be imposed internally by management and externally through both sales and purchase contracts. Broad use of this American Standard is intended to minimize the number of nonstandard and conflicting quality requirements that otherwise will be found in sales and purchase contracts. This American National Standard requires the establishment and maintenance of a quality program by the Affected Organization and by its contractors and subcontractors to assure adequate control and assurance of quality. The quality program, including its procedures and operations, shall be documented and shall be subject to review by the Specifying Organization. The program shall apply to the control of quality throughout all areas of performance, including as appropriate, the design, procurement, identification, stocking, and issue of material; the entire process of manufacture; and the packaging, storing, and shipping of material. The program shall provide that, as early as possible, discrepancies (product nonconformities and program deficiencies) shall be discovered, reported, and corrective action taken. Other ANSI/ISO/ASQC Quality System Standards Attention is called to the existence of other system standards, including Q9000-1-1994 through Q9004-1-1994, quality management and quality assurance standards. These are equivalent to the International Standards Organization (ISO) 9000 series standards. | |
language | English | |
title | ASQ C1 | num |
title | Specification of General Requirements for a Quality Program - T60E | en |
type | standard | |
page | 10 | |
status | Active | |
tree | ASQ - American Society for Quality:;1996 | |
contenttype | fulltext |