Changes in the production process Sample Clauses

The "Changes in the production process" clause defines the rights and procedures for modifying how goods or services are produced under a contract. Typically, this clause outlines who can request changes, the process for approving such changes, and how adjustments to costs, timelines, or specifications will be handled. For example, if a buyer needs a product manufactured with a different material or using a new technology, this clause governs how that request is managed. Its core function is to provide a clear framework for adapting production methods while minimizing disputes and ensuring both parties understand the implications of any changes.
Changes in the production process. Changes in the production processes, lay-out or as specified in the AIAG PPAP manual at the Supplier which can cause changes of the product characteristics (regarding its geometry, mechanical characteristics, resistance, service life, machineability, etc., or machines, manufacturing processes), must be communicated in writing to Oerlikon before they are implemented. The measures requested by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (e.g. carrying out of one of the activities described in chapter 2.5, safeguarding by tests or similar) must be planned 10.9
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Changes in the production process. Changes in the production processes, at the Supplier with impact on form/fit/function (the specification) can only be implemented when Oerlikon has provided the release in writing. The supplier will document all kind of of changes into the production process in accordance with ISO9001. The supplier will disclose all necessary records related to the production process if requested to conduct a failure analysis. In all relevant cases ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ has the right to order release samples at the expense of the supplier.
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Changes in the production process. 10.1. The Supplier is bound to give notice in good time and in writing to the Buyer of an eventual intention to amend the production process and/or change the place of production of the product and/of the materials and/of the subcontractors.
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Changes in the production process. Changes in the production processes, lay-out or as specified in the AIAG PPAP manual at the Supplier which can cause changes of the product characteristics (regarding its geometry, mechanical characteristics, resistance, service life, machineability, etc., or machines, manufacturing processes), must be communicated in writing to Oerlikon before they are implemented and not applied before the written approval from Oerlikon. The measures requested by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (e.g. carrying out of one of the activities described in chapter 2.5, safeguarding by tests or similar) must be planned and carried out by the Supplier after a joint appraisal of conditions, (see also IATF16949/AIAG PPAP manual and/or VDA 2, or last sentence of item 2.5 ). All changes must be indicated on time and in writing, in order to carry out a PPAP or PPF and build up a buffer, if necessary. This includes changes at sub-suppliers as well.
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