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L17 qa for industrial practices
1. 5th BAERA Training Course on Radiation Protection for
Radiation Control Officers (RCOs) of Industrial Practices
Bangladesh Atomic Energy Regulatory Authority
Agargaon, Dhaka
06-09 November 2017
Lecture-17: QA for Industrial Practices
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Quality assurance programs
Quality Assurance: (QA) refers to administrative and procedural
activities implemented in a quality system so that requirements
and goals for a product, service or activity will be fulfilled. It is the
systematic measurement, comparison with a standard, monitoring
of processes and an associated feedback loop that confers error
prevention.
īą Quality Assurance measures the quality of the processes
being utilized to produce quality products.
īą QA cannot absolutely guarantee the production
of quality products.
īą Management shall develop, implement and maintain a quality
Assurance Program
QA â A K M Raushan Kabir Zoardar (PSO, BAEC & BAERA)
3. Quality assurance programs
The quality assurance program shall include â
īŦ Organizational structure,
īŦ Functional responsibilities,
īŦ Levels of authority
īŦ Interfaces for those managing, performing and assessing the
adequacy of work
īŦ Management measures, including planning, scheduling and
resource considerations.
īŦ Interdisciplinary approach involving many organizational
components; and
īŦ shall not be regarded as the sole domain of any single group.
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4. īļ The quality assurance program shall demonstrate three
principles-
1. Managers provide planning, direction, resources and
support to achieve the organization's objectives
2. staff performing the work achieve quality; and
3. staff performing assessments evaluate the effectiveness of
management processes and work performance.
īļ The quality assurance program shall be binding on everybody
īļ The person in the most senior management position within
the organization is responsible for establishing the QA
program.
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5. īļ Radiation Protection & safety shall be the fundamental
consideration in the identification of the items, services and
processes to which the quality assurance program applies
īļ A graded approach based on the relative importance to
radiation safety of each item, service or process shall be
used
īļ The graded approach shall reflect a planned and
recognized difference in the applications of specific quality
assurance requirements
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6. Basic Requirements:
īŦ QUALITY POLICY
īŦ PLANNING
īŦ TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION
īŦ NON-CONFORMANCE CONTROL AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS
īŦ DOCUMENT CONTROL AND RECORDS
īŦ INTERFACE ARRANGEMENTS
īŦ WORK
īŦ DESIGN
īŦ PROCUREMENT
īŦ INSPECTION AND TESTING FOR ACCEPTANCE
īŦ MANAGEMENT SELF-ASSESSMENT
īŦ INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENT
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7. QUALITY POLICY: The quality policy should;-
īŦ Specify the organizationâs mission and objectives
īŦ Set managementâs expectations for organizational and individual
employee performance
īŦ Create an environment that promotes quality and the improvement of
quality throughout the entire organization
īŦ Ensure employees have the necessary responsibility and authority to
carry out their work as it has the greatest effect on item, service and
process quality
īŦ Establish managementâs responsibility for ensuring that employees
understand and accept their respective roles and obligations in
carrying out the quality policy.
īŦ Define the key documents which govern the levels of performance,
such as:
1. National codes and standards, 2. Statutes and regulations etc.
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8. PLANNING
īŦ Management should prepare a plan to achieve full implementation
of the QA program. Plan should be approved and monitored by the
appropriate management level
īŦ Provisions for selecting, training and assigning adequate numbers of
personnel consistent with schedules for implementation and work
loading
īŦ Work plans, schedules, instructions, technical instructions and
drawings which are needed to define the specific actions to perform
work should be developed and used to accord with the management
processes described in the QA program description
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9. TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION
īŦ Personnel shall be trained and qualified so that they are competent
to perform their assigned work and understand the safety
consequences of their activities
īŦ The organizationâs overall objectives regarding item quality,
personnel and public safety and their direct relation to the quality
policy and the QA program shall be explained in the initial and
continuing training of all personnel who are managing, performing
and assessing work
īŦ Training shall provide for the progressive improvement of personnel,
and should not be limited to initial job qualification and proficiency
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10. JOB DESCRIPTIONS:
ī A typical job description should contain the following
information-
īļ Job title
īļ Purpose of job
īļ Organization (Organizational structure for that post,
Position in the organization, Lines of reporting),
īļ Duties (Key tasks and responsibilities, Authority,
Accountability)
īļ Qualifications (Knowledge and expertise, Education,
Training, Experience, Medical fitness)
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11. NON-CONFORMANCE CONTROL:
īŦ NON-CONFORMANCE IDENTIFICATION: Conditions and events to be
handled by the non-conformance control process could include-
īļ Physical characteristics outside specified limits, such as
dimensional and/or material parameters, installation errors and
item/system performance deficiencies
īļ Deviations from approved process parameters or procedures
īļ Failure of personnel to implement work, inspection or test
instructions
īļ Inadequate documentation, containing incorrect or incomplete
information
īļ Inadequate training of personnel to perform safety related tasks
for which they have been given responsibility
īļ Incidents, malfunctions and failures
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12. NON-CONFORMANCE CONTROL:
īŦ REPORTING: A formal report of a non-conformance should-
īļ Identify who is reporting the non-conformance, when it was
found and to whom it was reported
īļ Identify the non-conforming item, service or process and state
the location, the method used to physically mark, label,
segregate or otherwise control the item and the service or
process to prevent its inadvertent use
īļ Include a description of the non-conformance
īļ Describe the immediate action taken by the originator, or known
to be taken by others, to minimize adverse effects of the non-
conformance
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13. NON-CONFORMANCE CONTROL:
īŦ CORRECTIVE ACTIONS : Non-conformances could be designated in
one of the following ways-
īļ Reject, Repair, Rework, Accept with condition, Accept without
modification
īą Preventive Actions
īļ Changes to designs, specifications, procedures, etc
īļ Enforcement of the requirements of procedures, work
instructions, etc
īļ Modification of current procedures or issue of new procedures
īļ Withdrawal of defective equipment for maintenance or calibration
īļ Retraining and requalification of personnel involved
īļ Improvement to the QA programme
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14. DOCUMENT CONTROL
īŦ Documents such as procedures, instructions, specifications and
drawings, or other media, which describe processes, specify
requirements or establish design, shall be prepared, reviewed,
approved, issued, distributed, authorized, revised and, as required,
validated
īŦ Procedures for the preparation, review, approval, issue, modification
and control of documents should be established
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POLICY AND
OBJECTIVES
MANAGEMENT
CONTROL
Work Implementation
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DOCUMENTATION STRUCTURE OF THE QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAMME
Level 1: QA Program Description
īļQuality policy statement
īļMission and objectives
īļOrganizational structure
īļFunctional responsibilities
Level 2: Management documents
īąManagement procedures
īąJob descriptions
īąInterface arrangements
īąDepartment manuals
Level 3: Detailed working documents
īļWork instructions
īļTechnical instructions
īļDrawings
īļPlans and schedules
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16. RECORDS :
īŦ Records relating to personnel and records that describe the status,
configuration and characteristics of items and services, describe the
performance of processes and represent objective evidence of
quality shall be specified, prepared, reviewed, approved and
maintained
īŦ All records shall be legible, complete and identifiable
īŦ An appropriate records system shall be established and
implemented by the responsible organization
īŦ The responsibilities for maintaining and operating the records
system should be clearly defined and documented
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17. īŦ The records system should ensure that records are-
īļ Categorized
īļ registered upon receipt
īļ readily retrievable
īļ indexed and placed in their proper location within the
record facility files with the retention time clearly
identified
īļ stored in a controlled environment
īļ corrected or supplemented to reflect the actual plant
status
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18. INTERFACE ARRANGEMENTS:
īļ There needs to be a clear understanding of the division of responsibilities
between all organizational units participating in a QA program
īļ In the preparation of these interface among the divisions or units the
following points should be addressed-
īŦ The participating units should be identified and included on the
circulation/control list
īŦ The prime responsibilities, authority and accountability for the activity
should be clear
īŦ Responsibilities for review and comment, approval of technical issues,
implementation, reporting, verification and audit, where appropriate,
should be defined
īŦ Key positions within each unit to act as focal points for communication
should be identified
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19. WORK
īŦ During all stages in the life of the radiological facility, work shall be
planned and performed in accordance with established codes,
standards, specifications, practices and administrative controls
īŦ Equipment used for process monitoring, data collection, and
inspections and tests shall be of the proper range, type, accuracy and
precision
DESIGN
īļ Design, including subsequent changes, shall be carried out in
accordance with established engineering codes and standards, and
shall incorporate applicable requirements and design bases
īļ The adequacy of design, including design tools and design inputs and
outputs shall be verified
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20. PROCUREMENT
īŦ Procured items and services shall meet established requirements
and perform as specified
īŦ Suppliers shall be evaluated and selected on the basis of specified
criteria
īŦ Requirements necessary to ensure the quality of items and services
shall be developed and specified in the procurement documents
īŦ Evidence that purchased items and services meet procurement
requirements shall be available before they are used
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21. INSPECTION AND TESTING FOR ACCEPTANCE:
īŦ Inspection and testing of specified items, services and processes shall be
conducted using established acceptance and performance criteria
īŦ Inspection and testing, whether performed by the responsible organization or
by a supplier, take place at three identifiable stages. These are-
īļ Receiving inspection and testing, prior to commencement of work
īļ In-process inspection/monitoring, during performance of the work
īļ Final inspection and acceptance testing, upon completion of the work
īŧ Tests may include
prototype qualification tests pre-operational tests
production tests operational tests
proof tests prior to installation
construction tests
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22. MANAGEMENT SELF-ASSESSMENT
īŦ Management at all levels shall regularly assess the processes for
which it is responsible
īŦ Management shall determine its effectiveness in establishing,
promoting and achieving radiation safety objectives
An effective management self-assessment evaluates issues such as:
īŦ mission of the organization
īŦ whether employees understand the mission
īŦ what is expected of the organization
īŦ whether the expectations are being met
īŦ opportunities for improving quality and enhancing radiological
safety
īŦ how to make better use of human resources
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23. INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENT
īŦ Independent assessments shall be conducted on behalf of
management to measure the effectiveness of management
processes and the adequacy of work performance, to monitor
item and service quality and to promote improvement
Independent Assessment shall be performed through the following
Procedures:
īļ INTERNAL AUDITS
īļ EXTERNAL AUDITS
īļ SURVEILLANCE
īļ PEER EVALUATION
īļ TECHNICAL REVIEW
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CONCLUSION
īąQuality assurance, is the systematic monitoring and evaluation
of the various aspects of a project, service or facility to maximize
the probability that the minimum standards of quality are being
attained by the production process.
īąQA cannot absolutely guarantee the production
of quality products.
īąQuality is determined by the product users, clients or customers,
not by society in general.
īąIt is not the same as 'expensive' or 'high quality'.
īąLow priced products can be considered as having high quality if
the product users determine them as such.
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