A comprehensive corrective action program is initiated at a large company. Input for CARs are received from customers, internal and external audits, material review reports and other sources. Which two of the following groups would usually administer and control the CAR process?
I. Management review team.
II. Quality department.
III. Corrective Action Board.
IV. Material Review Board.
The Quality department is central to maintaining and administrating corrective action processes in most organizations, as it is typically responsible for ensuring compliance with quality standards and improving processes. The Corrective Action Board is a dedicated group specifically established to oversee and control corrective actions, making it the second most suitable group to administer and control the CAR process. Management review teams usually play a higher-level role in evaluating overall company performance and decision-making, and the Material Review Board focuses on material-related issues, not on the corrective action process in general.
Managment review team and corrective action board
Management review team to established and corrective action shall be taken according to failure and compliance accordingly.