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Marc Smith Cheech Wizard Posts: 4119 |
> Date: Thu, 4 Nov 1999 15:28:15 +0100 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Required Accreditation > > I'm one of the people on the A2LA accreditation committee for our > materials testing laboratory. We have proceeded to the point we are > sending in our application this week, but the head of the Technical > Services Department who is wondering why we are bothering after getting > our QS9000 registration raised a point. We were informed "informally" by > Ford reps that we had to. However when we ask for something specific, in > writing, saying "Thou shalt", all of a sudden everyone at Ford seems to > lose our return address and our fax number. We have tried through > multiple channels to get something specific, in writing, as to the > accreditation requirement. Has anyone out there had this problem, and if > successsful in getting something in writing, how did you get it? > > Gary Agler > Senior Lab Technician > Goshen Rubber Co. Date: Fri, 05 Nov 1999 07:24:05 -0500 This Ford requirement is established in a Ford internal purchasing document. The document comes from FM&SP Procedures Manual PNP05-007, revision 1 established 19 Sept. 1997 and revised Nov. 4 1997. There is a possible third revision to this document. The reason this document is difficult to obtain is because it contradicts the exemption by Ford of this requirement in the current QS-9000 document. The QS-9000 standard and the purchasing procedure were influenced by two different management factions within Ford. We were told that the purhasing requirement, as a contract requirement, supercedes the QS-9000 statement. I have a copy of this document that I can fax if you contact me off-line at 401-886-2529. Dan Indish IP: Logged |
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