Customer or third party's property control.
Generally an organization operates among 3 individual party
1. 1st party/ client/ Buyer
2. 2nd party/ Organization itself
3. Supplier/ External facility provider.
During operational activities with these context some time organization has to handle their properties.
our today's discussion is Customer or 3rd parties property handling procedure.
1. 1st party/ client/ Buyer
2. 2nd party/ Organization itself
3. Supplier/ External facility provider.
During operational activities with these context some time organization has to handle their properties.
our today's discussion is Customer or 3rd parties property handling procedure.
1.0 Purpose
The purpose of this procedure is to provide a guidelines to all the employees of an organization about defining the
requirements for controlling, using and protecting property owned by customers,
suppliers or subcontractors. Such property includes materials, product, equipment
and tooling, as well as intellectual property.
2.0 Scope
This Process
applies to all the sections/ department of an organization.
3.0 Responsibilities
Respective department head will be responsible
to maintain this procedure.
4.0 Process
4.1 An organization normally
works with items provided by customers, suppliers or subcontractors.
These may include:
1.1.1
List types of Customer & External
party’s property here; typically include:
1.1.2
Products
1.1.3
Tooling
1.1.4
Measurement equipment
1.1.5
Machine Intellectual property, such as
drawings, specifications
4.2 For “hard” property (physical items) these are
identified with the customer name and any applicable identifiers. Where deemed
appropriate, such property may be physically secured in locked, limited-access
areas.
4.3 If the property requires calibration and/or
preventive maintenance, the responsibilities and methods for such will be
negotiated with the customer and documented
4.4 If the amount of Customer & External party’s
property stored in-house becomes significant, QMS will develop and maintain a
log of customer property to maintain an accurate inventory. Such Customer & External party’s property shall
be preserved as if the items were owned by master simex in accordance with the
procedure.
4.5 For
“soft” property (intellectual property, documentation, software, etc.) these
are maintained to ensure ongoing legibility and good condition.
4.6 Electronic versions of
customer-provided intellectual property are maintained on secure, backed-up
company servers.
4.7 In all cases, damage or loss of
customer property will be promptly reported to the customer for disposition or
instructions.
5.0 Reference
Issue Log /context of org QMS/03/010
6.0 Definition
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