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The role and responsibilities of standardization personnel

2011-12-15View Original

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What are the responsibilities of a standardization specialist? Do standardized personnel responsible for equipment accidents need to bear legal liability?
Reply #22011-12-15
It depends on the status that the law assigns to these standardized norms. **Industry standards are simply wrong; those who make the choices still have to follow them. As for any problems that arise, it’s likely that those responsible for setting the standards won’t be held too accountable. If it’s a corporate standard, then the company can’t escape, nor can the legal representative.
Reply #32011-12-15
Up there, you’ve misunderstood what I meant. I was referring to the personnel who are responsible for standardizing the drawings
Reply #42011-12-15
Standardization shouldn’t involve much responsibility, right?
Reply #52011-12-15
Reply to 4# andy326: The responsibilities of standardization personnel can be found in your organization’s quality assurance manual or procedure documents. Standard issues only lead to non-compliance, problems such as products not being accepted or not being delivered; it can only be considered a quality accident. Legal liability only applies in the case of safety accidents.
Reply #62011-12-16
3.1 In accordance with the requirements of the design brief or design condition diagrams (tables), answer the designers’ questions regarding design-related regulations, safety technical specifications, and standards. 3.2 The contents of the standardization review include: (1) whether the regulations, safety technical specifications, and standards adopted in the design documents are correct, and whether their implementation complies with the relevant provisions. (2) Whether the content of the design calculation document is complete (including the calculations for safety accessories), and whether the calculations and parameter inputs comply with relevant regulations, safety technical specifications, and standards. (3) Do the design drawings comply with **drawing standards? Whether the selected standard drawings and general drawings are appropriate, as well as their standardization rate and generalization rate when converted to Sheet No. 1 format. (4) Whether the technical requirements comply with the relevant provisions of regulations, safety technical specifications, and standards, and whether the content is accurate, clear, and complete. (5) Fill in the standardized review form carefully.
Reply #72011-12-16
In general enterprises, the role of standardization personnel can be handled by the auditors.
Reply #82011-12-16
Your company is quite organized; you even have dedicated personnel in charge of standardization, whereas we don’t have anything like that – we rely on our own daily summaries! ! It’s especially something like 3D drawings, where standardized personnel are even more necessary! ! Be envious a little – as long as your standardization is correct, it’s not your problem; whoever creates the drawings is responsible for them. It has little to do with the standardization personnel! ! But the person for this position is very important! ! Hehe

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