Is it required to have the signature of the legal representative on the quality certification documents for new capacity regulations?
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Is it required to have the signature of the legal representative on the quality certification documents for new capacity regulations? In my personal opinion, the format in Appendix 3 of the old regulations should be followed; I invite members to participate in the discussion.
The new regulations no longer require the signature of the legal representative; instead, it is the quality assurance engineer and the chief inspector who need to sign. However, in many factories, the chief inspector is actually the quality assurance engineer, and in some factories, the chief engineer is also the quality assurance engineer... It’s hard to figure out
The seal of the quality assurance engineer is required
Not required, but a signature from the quality assurance engineer is needed
2# realben: Power of attorney from the legal representative should be provided
No need; the format is available in Annex B of the new capacity regulations
The role of the quality assurance engineer is specified in Article 4 and Annex 1.3 of \"TSG Z0004-2007 Basic Requirements for Quality Assurance Systems in the Manufacturing, Installation, Modification, and Maintenance of Special Equipment.\"
The quality assurance engineer is appointed by the legal representative, with a power of attorney. The quality certification document must bear the seal of the quality assurance engineer. Our quality assurance engineer is the chief engineer.
It’s necessary, right? A cover for the quality certificate is required