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Hey all...
I ran into something the other day that I haven't seen in YEARS...I was randomly sampling our router packages and I found corrections with White Out in some of the process entries. I almost had kittens on the spot.
I brought it up to some management peoples and received various responses, from "That's not supposed to happen" to "So? It looks neater." It *almost* escalated beyond my control (I am still employed so it didn't go TOO far...)
I scoured 9001:2k and our QAM, searching for something to back me up so I can shout from the rooftops (or the top of a desk at least) that this CANNOT go on. I can just see the expression on our ISO auditor or a customer auditor's face when they see a huge splotch of correction fluid on one of our controlled documents!
Can anyone tell me where I might find this in writing? If it needs to be incorporated into our QS, then so be it...but I wanted to find backup to see if maybe the follks who wrote this system maybe just...forgot?
ANY help would be greatly appreciated!
I ran into something the other day that I haven't seen in YEARS...I was randomly sampling our router packages and I found corrections with White Out in some of the process entries. I almost had kittens on the spot.
I brought it up to some management peoples and received various responses, from "That's not supposed to happen" to "So? It looks neater." It *almost* escalated beyond my control (I am still employed so it didn't go TOO far...)
I scoured 9001:2k and our QAM, searching for something to back me up so I can shout from the rooftops (or the top of a desk at least) that this CANNOT go on. I can just see the expression on our ISO auditor or a customer auditor's face when they see a huge splotch of correction fluid on one of our controlled documents!
Can anyone tell me where I might find this in writing? If it needs to be incorporated into our QS, then so be it...but I wanted to find backup to see if maybe the follks who wrote this system maybe just...forgot?
ANY help would be greatly appreciated!