IN PROCESS INSPECTION Clause Samples

The "In Process Inspection" clause grants the right to inspect goods, materials, or work while production or services are ongoing, rather than waiting until completion. Typically, this allows the buyer or their representatives to visit the supplier’s facility at any stage of manufacturing or service delivery to verify quality, compliance with specifications, or progress. By enabling early detection of defects or deviations, this clause helps prevent costly rework, ensures adherence to standards, and reduces the risk of final product rejection.
IN PROCESS INSPECTION. During the course of performing the work on the building, the responsible employee shall monitor the performance of all assigned work to ensure that proper methods, equipment and supplies are being used to achieve the desired results and safety considerations are in place.
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IN PROCESS INSPECTION. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ shall be able to inspect and/or test the Articles to be furnished under the Order, at the places where the work is being performed, including those of the Seller’s suppliers. Buyer shall be able to inspect without prior notice as long as the inspection is during reasonable business hours. In order to effectuate this inspection right, Seller hereby agrees to grant Buyer and its representatives access to all relevant sites at any time upon Buyer request. Seller may not condition access for any reason beyond compliance with local or state laws. B. This inspection right extends to any manufacturing facilities that are subject to specific requirements under the Order. Seller shall provide, without charge, reasonable facilities and assistance for safe and convenient inspection and test. Buyer may inspect 100% or a sample of all Articles, at its option, and shall have the right to reject any portion of the articles revealed by inspection, in Buyer’s sole opinion, defective or nonconforming. Seller shall maintain a test and inspection process reasonably acceptable to the Buyer, and records of all inspections and tests by Seller shall be kept complete and available to Buyer during the Warranty period of the Articles.
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IN PROCESS INSPECTION. Government representatives will conduct in-process inspections during fabrication and assembly of the canister. The in-process inspections will ensure conformance of materials and workmanship to performance specification. All components will be available for inspections at the Contractor's and/or subcontractor's facility. Manufacturing and assembly procedures, quality system, inspection records, calibration procedures and certifications will be reviewed and evaluated if required during in-process inspections, and will be applicable to all mask systems and components. The Contractor will have available to the Government (upon request) all quality assurance testing/inspection reports and/or documentation.
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IN PROCESS INSPECTION. 15.1. The PURCHASER shall indicate specific schedule and inspection requirements in line with the SELLER’S manufacture and delivery programmes. Notwithstanding such requirements the SELLER shall afford free access to its works and/or the works of its sub-contractors at all reasonable times to the representatives of the PURCHASER the PURCHASER’S customer or any nominated inspection authority for the purposes of inspection or expediting. 15.2. Inspection shall not relieve the SELLER from its guarantee or its responsibility to manufacture and supply the GOODS in compliance with the ORDER nor shall the right to waive inspection during manufacture and prior to delivery prejudice the PURCHASER’S right to reject the GOODS after delivery.
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IN PROCESS INSPECTION during the course of performing the work in the buildings, the supervisor shall monitor the performance of all assigned work to ensure that proper methods, equipment, and supplies are being used to achieve the desired results and safety considerations are in place.
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