Common use of Quality Control Requirements Clause in Contracts

Quality Control Requirements. The Contractor’s and subcontractor’s Quality Control Plans (QCPs) are subject to the acceptance by the The Contractor ensures that all specifications and requirements are communicated to the relevant parties in his organisation and does not deviate from it. All Contractor’s QCPs are accepted by the Project Manager, the Contractor and the Employer’s Appointed Inspection Authority / QA representative (as applicable) prior to the commencement of work. Only after acceptance of these documents by the Project Manager and the Employer’s QA representative / AIA as applicable, may the work proceed. The Contractor ensures that all work (Contractor and subcontractor work) is carried out in accordance with the QCPs or any other specifications through written instructions from the Project Manager. All documentation has a clearly stated revision number and previous similar documentation is revoked. All quality related problems / issues are reported and resolved as Defects in terms of Core Clause 42.2. Refer to the TRSs specifying the grades of non-conformances. All completed work is signed off in the QCPs as the work progress and all the relevant signatures are made on the documentation. The Contractor and his subcontractor employ quality control representatives, with appropriate proven experience.

Quality Control Requirements. The Contractor’s and subcontractor’s Quality Control Plans (QCPs) quality control programmes are subject to the acceptance by the Employer. The Contractor ensures that all specifications and requirements are communicated to the relevant parties in his organisation and does not deviate from it. All Contractor’s QCPs Quality Control Plans (QCP)s are accepted by the Project Manager, the Contractor and the Employer’s Appointed Inspection Authority / Authority/QA representative (as applicable) prior to the commencement of work. Only after acceptance of these documents by the Project Manager and the Employer’s QA representative / AIA as applicable, may the work proceed. The Contractor ensures that all work (Contractor and subcontractor work) is carried out in accordance with the QCPs or any other specifications through written instructions from the Project Manager. All documentation has a clearly stated revision number and previous similar documentation is revoked. All quality related problems / problems/issues are reported and resolved as Defects in terms of Core Clause 42.2. Refer to the TRSs specifying the grades of non-conformances. All completed work is signed off in the QCPs as the work progress and all the relevant signatures are made on the documentation. The Contractor and his subcontractor employ employs quality control representatives, with appropriate proven experience.