phxsun2001
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I found a rack of 10 parts dispositioned seperately for scrap in production area with paperwork next to the parts. These parts were dispositioned 1 to 7 months ago They were not painted red or permanently marked. Anyone could get one of the parts and process it. They met the ISO9001 standard because they were identified and segregated.
For AS9100, the requirement is:
Is product dispositioned for scrap conspicuously and permanently marked, or positively controlled, until physically rendered unusable?
I consider this a nonconformance because they are not positively controlled. One auditor agreed with me and one auditor thinks that it is an observation. What do you think. How do you Interpret "Positively controlled".
TY
For AS9100, the requirement is:
Is product dispositioned for scrap conspicuously and permanently marked, or positively controlled, until physically rendered unusable?
I consider this a nonconformance because they are not positively controlled. One auditor agreed with me and one auditor thinks that it is an observation. What do you think. How do you Interpret "Positively controlled".
TY
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