G George Rivas Feb 15, 2000 #1 Feb 15, 2000 #1 We are trying to get our overseas facility ISO certified. They will have another contractor manufacture material for us. How would we address this issue. Is this a subcontractor implementation?
We are trying to get our overseas facility ISO certified. They will have another contractor manufacture material for us. How would we address this issue. Is this a subcontractor implementation?
Marc Hunkered Down for the Duration with a Mask on... Staff member Admin Feb 17, 2000 #2 Feb 17, 2000 #2 Yes - if another company is manufacturing something for you they are a supplier (subcontractor) to you.
Yes - if another company is manufacturing something for you they are a supplier (subcontractor) to you.
S Sam Feb 17, 2000 #3 Feb 17, 2000 #3 The registrar, BVQINA publishes an excellent article on "factored" products. Provides guidance for the 'Who, What , Where , When & Why"
The registrar, BVQINA publishes an excellent article on "factored" products. Provides guidance for the 'Who, What , Where , When & Why"
Marc Hunkered Down for the Duration with a Mask on... Staff member Admin Jun 4, 2006 #4 Jun 4, 2006 #4 Re: Factored products Can someone define 'factored products' for me? Excuse my ignorance.
A Al Rosen Staff member Super Moderator Jun 5, 2006 #5 Jun 5, 2006 #5 Re: Factored products Marc said: Can someone define 'factored products' for me? Excuse my ignorance. Click to expand... I believe they are products produced by a subcontractor or third party.
Re: Factored products Marc said: Can someone define 'factored products' for me? Excuse my ignorance. Click to expand... I believe they are products produced by a subcontractor or third party.