I ask our QA manager of 10 months why we are not putting flag up of our current 16949 accreditation and he told me then that becomes a controlled document .Also it cost money to purchase this flag .Are these true answers?
I ask our QA manager of 10 months why we are not putting flag up of our current 16949 accreditation and he told me then that becomes a controlled document .Also it cost money to purchase this flag .Are these true answers?
Seriously? He thinks it's a "controlled document?":mg: Oh dear...
It's true that the IATF flag does cost, but isn't that outweighed by the marketing value, to let people know that the organization has achieved that certification (not accreditation, btw)
I ask our QA manager of 10 months why we are not putting flag up of our current 16949 accreditation and he told me then that becomes a controlled document .Also it cost money to purchase this flag .Are these true answers?
I suppose that if they wanted it to be a controlled document, they could make it one. It certainly doesn't have to be though. Perhaps it could have periodic calibration and maintenance as well?
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