5-Procedure - Control of NC Product
5-Procedure - Control of NC Product
: MF-P-05
Issue No/Dt. 01/01.07.2018
Procedure for Control of Non-Conforming Product Rev No/Dt. 01/01.10.2024
1. PURPOSE:
The purpose of this procedure is to ensure that any “Incoming”, “In-Process”, Rework” and “Final
Products”, that does not conform to the specified requirements are identified, segregated and disposed of
and also prevented from inadvertent use or dispatch.
2. SCOPE:
This Procedure is applicable for control of Non-Conformance of product at Mehta Flex LLP.
Approved
Rev. Date Nature of Changes
By
00 01.07.2018 Original issue. Partners
01 01.10.2024 Revised while incorporating IMS Partners
4. RESPONSIBILITY:
All functional departments heads are responsible for implementing this procedure throughout the
organization. They are also authorized to make changes for betterment and achieve the purpose.
6. PROCEDURE:
Non-conforming products may be found at Incoming, In-process and/or final inspection. Product
is considered non-conforming when it is in any way different from the specified product and/or
approved sample.
If Incoming, In-process or Finished products do not confirm to lay down specifications, then
such materials are stored separately and labeled “HOLD” till investigation is completed and
decision for the same is taken till investigation.
The quality assurance Manager is responsible to confirm the non-conformance and ensure its
segregation from good product.
Non-Conformance observed during routine shop floor Inspection shall be notified and recorded
in Non-Conformance Report (Doc. No. QC-QF-09).
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All reworked products must be re-inspected, with the results recorded on the Report of Rework
(Doc. No. QC-QF-04).
The non-conforming products shall then be disposition. Disposition authority is granted to the
following personnel:
General Manager
Quality Head
Production Head
Possible dispositions are:
Accept as it is.
Rework
Scrap
Return to Vendor
7. RECORDS:
Non-Conformance Report - Doc. No. QC-QF-09
Report on Rework - Doc. No. QC-QF-04
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