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MikeL
Big Sigh
I dunno
Thought I was going to get some intelligent responses.
Have I said that clause 7.5.4 doesn't apply. No!
Of course customer property has to be protected, its in the clause!
But Preservation of product must apply to the product not a product.
Otherwise we would, using the sorts of arguments that have been put forward, have to protect the knobs on our doors because that's a product.
How anyone would think we would be stupid enough to hand over a broken traffic light with a COC is beyond me.
Sigh
It's all probably moot as Ivan the Terrible (GM of assessing company) has now waded into the argument so I shall now write two paragraphs of twaddle into the manual and everyone but me will be happy.
And yes I do apologise for above comments but at least you can see what I was thinking.
I dunno
Thought I was going to get some intelligent responses.
Have I said that clause 7.5.4 doesn't apply. No!
Of course customer property has to be protected, its in the clause!
But Preservation of product must apply to the product not a product.
Otherwise we would, using the sorts of arguments that have been put forward, have to protect the knobs on our doors because that's a product.
How anyone would think we would be stupid enough to hand over a broken traffic light with a COC is beyond me.
Sigh
It's all probably moot as Ivan the Terrible (GM of assessing company) has now waded into the argument so I shall now write two paragraphs of twaddle into the manual and everyone but me will be happy.
And yes I do apologise for above comments but at least you can see what I was thinking.