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GM 21.A.126(a)(2) Production inspection system - Identification of incoming materials and parts

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ED Decision 2012/020/R found in: Initial Airworthiness and Environmental Protection (No 748/2012) Part-21 Part-21L (Jul 2024)

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GM 21.A.126(a)(2) Production inspection system – Identification of incoming materials and parts

ED
Decision 2012/020/R

All
parts and materials coming from external parties should be identified and
inspected to ascertain that they have not been damaged during transport or
unpacking, that the incoming parts and materials have the appropriate and
correct accompanying documentation and that the configuration and condition of
the parts or materials is as laid down in that documentation.

Only on
completion of these checks and of any incoming further verifications laid down
in the procurement specification, may the part or material be accepted for
warehousing and used in production.

This
acceptance should be certified by an inspection statement.

A
suitable recording system should allow reconstruction at any time of the
history of every material or part.

The
areas where the incoming checks are carried out and the materials or parts are
stored pending completion of the checks should be physically segregated from
other departments.