IATF 16949 clause 4.3.2 states: "Customer-specific requirements shall be evaluated and included in the scope of the organization's quality management system."
If a supply agreement states that the seller does not agree to the customer's existing IATF CSR, and is signed by both the seller and the customer at the onset of new business, would this be sufficient for the seller to not include the existing CSR into the scope of their QMS?
At what point (if any) do commercial agreements between companies supersede IATF requirements?
If a supply agreement states that the seller does not agree to the customer's existing IATF CSR, and is signed by both the seller and the customer at the onset of new business, would this be sufficient for the seller to not include the existing CSR into the scope of their QMS?
At what point (if any) do commercial agreements between companies supersede IATF requirements?
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