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1. Environmental Requirements: Include when environmental compliance is crucial to the product/service quality

2. Validation and Qualification: Include for industries requiring specific validation protocols (e.g., pharmaceuticals, medical devices)

3. Sub-supplier Management: Include when vendor uses critical sub-suppliers that impact product quality

4. Technology Transfer: Include when technical knowledge or process transfer is part of the quality requirements

5. Stability Testing: Include for products requiring ongoing stability monitoring

6. Product Returns and Recalls: Include for consumer products or regulated industries where formal recall procedures are necessary

7. Laboratory Controls: Include when specific laboratory testing requirements are critical

8. Personnel Training: Include when specific training requirements are crucial for quality maintenance

9. Quality Metrics and Reporting: Include when regular quality performance reporting is required

1. Schedule A - Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications for products or services covered

2. Schedule B - Quality Control Testing Requirements: Specific testing procedures, acceptance criteria, and methodologies

3. Schedule C - Manufacturing Sites: List of approved manufacturing/service delivery locations

4. Schedule D - Key Contacts and Escalation Procedures: Contact information and communication protocols for quality-related matters

5. Schedule E - Audit Program: Detailed audit procedures, frequency, and scope

6. Schedule F - Required Documentation: List of required quality documents and records

7. Appendix 1 - Quality Control Test Methods: Detailed test methods and procedures

8. Appendix 2 - Change Notification Requirements: Specific changes requiring notification and approval procedures

9. Appendix 3 - Quality Metrics Templates: Standard forms and templates for quality reporting