| The cost of quality is defined as the expense of doing things wrong and includes all waste, rework, staffing and activities made necessary by nonconformance problems. |
| As a member of the Safety Review Board for two nuclear stations, he reviewed all aspects of quality assurance activities and nonconformance reports as well as all self assessments of safety related activities. |
| Along with this political decision, headway was also made on technical issues, so that problems concerning nonconformance with Andean standards can be resolved without delay. |
| The proposed rule contains a contract clause requiring contractors to promptly notify the government of any nonconformance or deficiency that could impact item safety. |
| Develop and implement action plans, and record corrective action to address nonconformance items. |
| The consumer must report the defect or non-conformance within 2 months from the time of discovering the defect or nonconformance and within 2 years from the buying the goods. |
