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Our company produces chemical raw materials, and some of the smaller products are sold to external customers. May I ask which department should issue the company-level product quality inspection report? Was it sold? Will it come from the lab? Please provide an answer. Here are the flowers
It is usually issued by the laboratory, provided that the company has granted it this authority
Out of the laboratory, reviewed by the quality department, then shown to others for review
The testing process and results can be carried out in laboratories, analysis rooms, or quality inspection departments, but the product quality inspection report should be issued by the company’s own quality control department, as other testing departments may not have the authority and qualifications to issue such reports.
The company can just give them this permission, right:D
Product quality inspection and supervision are the responsibilities of a company’s quality control department; other departments can assist with these tasks, but it is this specific functional department that must carry out the duties. These are the rules for the operation and management of a company.
However, according to CNAS regulations, this right can be granted to the testing department
Does this company not have a quality department? ? ? ?
This post was last edited by qugd on 2021-8-12 at 18:07. You should learn about the way the ISO9000 system is implemented. Furthermore, the product quality inspection report represents a legal commitment for such products, and this commitment is not made arbitrarily. **The decree is signed by the **leader** or president, rather than being signed by subordinates authorized by the leader or president. However, the formulation of laws, including revisions, as well as their enforcement, are carried out by the relevant functional departments.