CRI for wooden toy.pdf

INSPECTION DIVISION-SHA WORK INSTRUCTION Document No. : WI-CRI-SHA-IC-005 Title : General Inspection Criteria for Wooden Toys Revision No :001 Date: Jun 24 2009 Inspection Service : ALL Page of Revision N o D at e Revision Details 001 Initial Release Prepared by: Approved by: Bruce Zeng Supervisor Edward Zhang Manager INSPECTION DIVISION-SHA WORK INSTRUCTION Document No. : WI-CRI-SHA-IC-005 Title : General Inspection Criteria for Wooden Toys Revision No :001 Date: Jun 24 2009 Inspection Service : ALL Page of 1.0 The definition of Critical, Major and Minor non-conformity………… 2.0 Proposed Sampling Plan…………………………………………... 3.0 General Checking Points……………………………………………….. 4.0 General Defect and Classification……………………………….. 5.0 Special Onsite Test and Measurement Items…………………………. 1.0 The definition of Critical, Major and Minor non-conformity: 1.1 Critical non-conformity: A critical non-conformity is one which fails to meet mandatory regulations and / or affect the safety of the consumer. 1.2 Major non-conformity: A major non-conformity is one which, - Could be easily spotted by the consumer at the time of purchase; - Impairs the normal functioning of the product; - Is made with incorrect material of product make-up. 1.3 Minor non-conformity: A minor non-conformity is one which, - Affects the outer appearance of the product but is only noticeable to the consumer after a careful examination; - Is no likely to reduce materially the usability of the unit of product for its intended purpose; - Can be easily amended even by the consumer without using any special tools. The following described are those most commonly found, but not necessarily cover all possible nonconformity (defects). Any other functional or visual nonconformity (defect) shall be initia