Question: 4 . 2 Audit situation two: You are auditing the process for the control of monitoring and measuring resources in a component manufacturer. You see
Audit situation two:
You are auditing the process for the control of monitoring and measuring resources in a component manufacturer. You see a box containing parts accompanied by the relevant production paperwork. You examine the paperwork, which appears to be complete and accurate.
This shows a repeat order. You see a comment: "Customer supplied gauge number to be used to verify that the components meet the requirements given in drawings XB revision The gauge is numbered A and appears to be in good condition although well used. You ask the Production Operator about the calibration status of the gauge. The operator responds: "I do not hold such details with me I was given the gauge together with a copy of the customer's order and their drawings. I use it in accordance with the customer's instructions and the components are all acceptable according to the gauge."
Solution no nonconformity
tableAudit investigation:There is insufficient evidence to determine conformity or nonconformity becausewe do not yet know what the gauge is whether it is calibrated, what it is beingused for and whether it needs to be calibrated.Points of investigation and evidence sought: Did the organisation determine the risks that needed to be addressed toprevent or reduce, undesired effects? Did the organisation plan to keep documented information records to theextent necessary to demonstrate product conformity to requirements Determine what the gauge is and how it is used If calibration of the gauge is "a requirement, or is considered by theorganisation to be an essential part of providing confidence in the validity ofmeasurement results", what documented information records areavailable to indicate that is has been appropriately calibrated? Compare any documented information records with the customer'sinstructions and requirements on the drawings Does it need to be calibrated is it fit for purpose? and What competence is needed to use the device? How was it determined? Review the customer's order. What do their instructions say about the useof the gauge? Look for evidence that these have been followed andDid the organisation enquire about use and calibration of this device? and Have there been any problems with the use of the gauge?
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