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Sub-contract
Management
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Course Outline:
Sub-contracting work is a
purchasing process quite different to any other. The relationships between
Sub-contractors and Customer tend to be closer but the problems more
critical and harder to resolve.
This course examines all the steps in the process and proposes a
structured procedure to enable effective sub-contract management to
be implemented.
People
who should attend:
The course has been produced
primarily for Purchasing but recognises that other functions could be
involved ie Production, Project and Design Engineering.
Course
Objectives:
- To review the problems of dealing with
Sub-contractors.
- To identify the risks and
consequential costs of sub-contracting.
- To provide a model, which enables
delegates to implement a process which covers the risks, identifies
responsibilities and accelerates accurate communication
Course
Content:
- Sub-contracting direct or via Main
Contractor.
- Review a case study of a manufacturing
company.
- Full and accurate requirements.
- Contract-specific terms and
conditions.
- Purchasing sub-contract policy.
- Procedures, responsibilities.
- Information control, lines of
communication.
- Sub-contractor selection criteria.
- Continuous monitoring and performance
measurement.
- Corrective action plans, internal and
sub-contractor.
- Free issue, tools and equipment
control.
- Sub-contractor
development.
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