Development of a Quality Management System begins with a general understanding of the client's operation. This may be accomplished by observing the operation, visiting the branch or facility, reviewing specifications and other materials, understanding the project goals, organization, and using our knowledge of the product or service to develop a preliminary outline of the basic Quality System. We will develop policies and procedures that will reflect the specifications, code and standard requirements consistent with the client needs. Programs are written to comply with Federal Regulations, Nationally Recognized Standards, and the client's specifications.

WestWayFTS provided System may cover the following topics:

•    Organization and Report Structure
•    Program Policy
•    Design Control
•    Procurement Document Control
•    Instructions, Procedures, and Drawings
•    Document Control
•    Control of Purchased Materials, Equipment, and Services
•    Identification and Control of Materials, Parts, and Components
•    Control of Special Processes
•    Inspection
•    Test Control
•    Control of Measuring and Test Equipment

Development and Implementation of the TOTAL QA/QC Spectrum

With all the various segments of QA/QC offered by International Quality Consultants, WestWayFTS maintains the capabilities to not only supply selected parts of the total QA/QC spectrum but is very interested in supplying our clients with the total development and
implementation of the Quality Assurance/Quality Control Management System. With this concept, our QA/QC professionals will:

•    Develop your QA/QC Management System.
•    Orient and train your company's key personnel in QA/QC Concepts.
•    Develop and establish Quality Control Inspection Programs.
•    Develop and establish Auditing Programs.
•    Develop and establish Product Surveillance Programs.
•    Supply all the necessary tools, knowledge, experience, and personnel to implement your total QA/QC Management System

Development of QA/QC Management System

•    Inspection, Test and Operating Status.
•    Nonconforming Materials, Parts or Components.
•    Corrective Action.
•    Quality Assurance Records.
•    Audits.
•    Quality System Continuous Improvement.

Quality Programs should be periodically verified and audited to assure the system is implemented and adequate to serve the present needs.

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