posted 12 June 2001 04:17 PM              

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For some reason or other, we seem to be having a dilemma with regards to handling ãOther Requirements.ä Does anyone have any suggestions? Should we generate a list (as a controlled document) that spells out all ãotherä requirements that we follow as a company that are not adhered to because of regulatory necessity?
Would it suffice to include in such a list issues such as: contract conditions, land use restrictions (I think most of these are legally required), and customer requirements·
Does having a white paper recycling bin in every office and our practice of recycling toner cartridges constitute ãother requirementsä?
Does anyone maintain a list like this that they update and review regularly? Does anyone use any of his or her quality program requirements to satisfy this issue?

Didnât mean to fling out a bunch of questions·but any response would be greatly appreciated.

Kind Regards,

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posted 13 June 2001 12:25 PM               

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A couple of other requiremnts come to mind:

1.Corporate environmental requirements (not necessarily regulated by law)

2.Due to proximity of plant to residental areas, certain concessions may be made to neighbors reference environment.

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