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Dan Larsen
Dave,
I would consider the truck body customer supplied material. I think to pick it up in the system you wouldn't necessarily need a special instruction.
There are a lot of approaches to address this in the system depending, I guess, on the frequency of occurrence. I think the best bet is to consider how you handle it now and see if what you do meets the intent of the standard (knowing that the body is customer supplied). I'd look at the receiving system and include something along the line that "customer supplied goods for testing will be forwarded to..." and then make sure the receipt of the body is logged or recorded. The testing system can incorporate the disposal (or return if undamaged) of the customer supplied material.
[This message has been edited by Dan Larsen (edited 02 March 2001).]
I would consider the truck body customer supplied material. I think to pick it up in the system you wouldn't necessarily need a special instruction.
There are a lot of approaches to address this in the system depending, I guess, on the frequency of occurrence. I think the best bet is to consider how you handle it now and see if what you do meets the intent of the standard (knowing that the body is customer supplied). I'd look at the receiving system and include something along the line that "customer supplied goods for testing will be forwarded to..." and then make sure the receipt of the body is logged or recorded. The testing system can incorporate the disposal (or return if undamaged) of the customer supplied material.
[This message has been edited by Dan Larsen (edited 02 March 2001).]