Project Quality Plan GRC
Project Quality Plan GRC
Project Quality Plan GRC
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This Project Quality Plan is the property of METARA and must be treated confidentially. It must
not be duplicated in any form whatsoever, even in extracts, without the written permission of the
Management of METARA .
Project Quality Plan
Metara Company Ltd.
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1. General
METARA Management developed and implemented the Project Quality Plan (PQP) described in this
manual to help the organization demonstrate its ability to Production, Supply and Installation of GRC
with Different Dimensions, Size, Weights, Shapes, Colours and Surface Finishes.
METARA PQP utilizes the process approach and quality management principles contained in the
International Standard ISO 9001:2015 to enhance its ability to continually improve the system.
The METARA Project Quality Plan is structured to achieve a good internal system and better results of
customer satisfaction & continual improvements.
This Project Quality Plan is based on the following Eight major principles:
1.1 Customer Focus:
METARA PQP is based on understanding and meeting customers’ needs, and exceeding their
expectations. Thourgh understanding of customers’ requirements before starting any ouput, better
communication during execution and after-sale Productions.
1.2 Leadership:
The General Manager is the person who is mainly involved in developing a practical system in order
to lead the organization to meet the stated policy and Objectives. He encourges all manager to develop
short terms objectives and provide necessary resources to achieve these goals. He has delegated
authority to the Management Representative to summerize and follow up continual improvements and
regualar training activities.
2. Application
METARA QSM complies with all applicable requirements contained in ISO 9001:2015 covers matters
of Production, Supply and Installation of GRC with Different Dimensions, Size, Weights, Shapes,
Colours and Surface Finishes.
LS Lab Supervisor
PM Production Manager
quantity.
Measurement Process Set of interrelated resources, activities, and influences related to a
measurement.
Measurement Control Set of operations necessary related to achieve meteorological
System confirmation and continuous control of measurement processes.
Measuring Equipment Instrument, measurement standard, reference material and/or auxiliary
apparatus necessary to implement a measurement process for carrying
out a specified and defined measurement.
The process of after sale Productions includes proactive planning to meet and fulfill customer
related needs, collecting their feedbacks on Production quality and reliability, as well as
forwarding this information to the management.
5. PQP documentation includes these Project quality Plan, quality procedures, work instructions,
flow charts, and external documents needed to manage, perform and verify work affecting
Production quality.
6. METARA uses Work Instructions to document and define the key PQP processes. uses Flow
Charts to aid in the development and improvement of processes defined in Work Instructions.
7. METARA also issues and control work instructions, job descriptions, and other external
documents and data as appropriate and needed to effectively manage the METARA-PQP.
5. MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY
5.4 Planning
5.4.1 Quality Objectives [Appendix B2]
Overall quality goal is to achieve the requirement of quality policy, maintain the integrity of the
system and continually improve its compliance with ISO 9001:2015 QSM. METARA establishes both
corporate level and operational level improvement objectives that are measurable and achievable
within a defined time period. Operational level improvement objectives are determined from process
monitoring activities in each of the following areas:
1. To ensure that approved methods and procedures are in place.
2. To optimize the reliability, operability and maintainability of the facilities.
3. To minimize the wastage during the Production processes.
4. To ensure that safety of the personnel, the facilities and environment have been carefully
considered.
5. To comply with International codes and standards while planning and executing the
customer’s projects.
6. To demonstrate the fulfillment of related customers requirements.
7. To maintain an effective and economical program for quality and meet agreed
specifications.
8. To ensure that quality requirements shall be determined and satisfied throughout all phases
of Productionion & delivery.
9. To ensure that approved practices, procedures, inspection and test plans and audits are in
place and utilized, as they apply, throughout all processes.
10. To provide for early and prompt detection of deficiencies and for timely and effective
actions.
11. Management level improvement objectives shall be discussed in management review
meeting and reviewed for continuing suitability.
12. METARA key personnel shall monitor and measure performance of the processes within
their areas of responsibility and, where appropriate, establish measurable operation level
improvement objectives consistent with quality policy.
1. The organization chart of METARA is given in this manual at: [Appendix A].
2. The responsibility and authority of different personnel within the organization shall be detailed
in the Job Description issued to each personnel performing the jobs affecting the Production
quality.
3. The responsibilities for each task shall be defined in the Process Description.
4. A brief description of responsibilities for effective implementation of the Quality System are as given
below:
# Personnel Responsibilities for Quality Activities
6. RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
6.2.3 Infrastructure
1. The infrastructure required for the Production, inspection, storage and delivery of the raw
material as well as finished Production shall be identified and enhanced from time to time.
2. The adequacy of the resources shall be reviewed during the Management Review Meeting
and any additional requirements shall be identified and made available.
3. All the major equipments and inspection instruments shall be under preventive maintenance
and calibration as needed in each case.
7. PRODUCTION REALIZATION
implemented as per the documented procedure. The corrective action implemented is usually
intimated to the customer (if based on the feedback received from the customers).
7.3 Purchasing
7.3.1 Purchasing Process
Raw materials and components shall be purchased based on the stock requirement or based on the
specific orders.
1. All materials shall be purchased from the approved suppliers. Materials and components
shall be purchased only from suppliers who are able to demonstrate capability to meet the
specific material requirements.
2. All suppliers shall be approved based on their previous dealing relations with which include
price, material quality, and delivery schedule promptness in resolving and discrepancy in
material and market reputation.
3. A Questionnaire shall be sent to new suppliers who are interested in working with . However
all suppliers who are working with METARA since the begining shall be considered as
approved.
4. An Approved Supplier List (ASL) is maintained and used for all the purchases made. The
process of assessment of suppliers and their inclusion or deletion in the ASL is carried out as
per approved Process Description.
5. Products shall be purchased only from sub-contractors who are able to demonstrate capability
to meet the requirement of the Production.
6. Materials requisitions shall be prepared based on the Minimum Stock for the stock items and
as per the Job Order for the requirement against a specific order.
7. The GM as per the documented Process Description shall approve Purchase Orders for the
materials and Productions.
8.1 General
The inspection of incoming raw materials, in-process materials and final Product shall be performed
by qualified staff.
Internal audits shall be planned and performed to ensure the conformity of the Project Quality Plan.
Corrective and preventive action system, Management Review, Customer satisfaction survey and
analysis shall be planned and implemented to make sure that the project quality plan and its
effectiveness shall be continually monitored and strived for improvement.
7. Non-conformances shall be discussed with the concerned personnel. Corrective actions and a
time frame for implementation shall be agreed upon in writing.
8. If required, a follow-up audit shall be performed after the stipulated time period to verify the
implementation of the agreed corrective actions.
9. Extra ordinary audits shall be carried out when any of the following conditions exist:
10. When significant changes shall be made in functional areas of the Quality System including
significant re-organizations and revision in the quality procedure.
11. When it is considered necessary to verify implementation of corrective actions which has
taken place as a result of a major non-conformance.
12. The internal auditors shall submit the audit report to the MR and copies sent to the concerned
personnel for initiating corrective action.
13. A management review meeting attended by GM, MR and concerned personnel shall be held
at least once a year to review the effectiveness of the implementation of the Quality System.
Audit reports, non conformance reports and corrective action status shall be reviewed.
Necessary actions shall be taken based on the observations.
3. Finished Products are not released for shipment until; records have been verified that all steps
have been completed and all results are documented and accepted.
4. Results are kept for all the tests carried out on raw materials, in process, and final Products.
These results can be used to provide any necessary information as requested by customers.
5. All inspections and test records clearly show status of test samples of every Production batch
according to METARA inspection and tests criteria.
6. International, Local standards will be followed to be referenced to whenever needed.
8.5 Improvement
8.5.1 Continual Improvement
1. Continual Improvement in each area is part of the quality policy and objectives of . These
shall be achieved through analysis of the results of internal audits, Product non-
conformances, and customer complaints and feedback and by identifying corrective and
preventive action.
2. The Project Quality Plan is implemented within all functions and this is accomplished within
a total quality environment, which promotes continuous quality improvement through active
employee involvement and utilization of measurement data from both internal and external
sources.
QUALITY POLICY
GENERAL MANAGER
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