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7.2.2. Customer Related Processes - Review of Requirements Related to the Product
Does CDAus review requirements related to the product prior to supply of the product
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Are records being maintained of the review of the requirements related to the product and actions arising from that review
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Is the Contract Desk Guide (CDA EMS "MAN 027") in use for the review of product requirements
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7.5.5. Product and Service Provision - Preservation of Product
Is the clients product being preserved/maintained whilst in the care of CDAus.
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8.5.2. Improvement - Corrective Action
Is the WIN process in use
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Is the WIN procedure up to date
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Are the corrective actions identified in WIN's reviewed for continuing compliance within 60 days of closure of the WIN.
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Is the Quality Manager reviewing WIN's at three, six and twelve month intervals assessing their continuing suitability and effectiveness.
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Are WIN's presented at the Management Review Meetings
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Cubic Defence Australia - April
ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System Internal Audit
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