Posted on Sep 15, 2020
Where do I find policies regarding the biomed QA/QC Program within the regulations?
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I recently was tasked with implenting a shop QA/QC Program and the existent one was virtually non-existent. With that I was trying to find the regulation to set it up in accordance with the regulation (ie. 10% of work, Paperwork validation etc). Try as I might though I cannot find anything in my TB Meds or in 750-1 or -2 and it is driving me mad. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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68A: Biomedical Equipment SpecialistQA/QC Customer Representative
Army Regulations
68A: Biomedical Equipment SpecialistQA/QC Customer Representative Army Regulations
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CSM Charles Hayden SSG (Join to see)
Guess what? - Y'all be on the cutting edge.
There is not one nor do any regulations cover the subject area (At least not when I was active duty - retired in 93).
Take one from another QA/QC Program - change the headings, follow the format, ruthlessly gut it of anything not in your program area or any specific reference to the old QA/QC information.
After a coffee-fueled night slashing left and right, download everything you can find on your program and fit it into the format.
You will 'cut and paste' like a copy machine.
Be sure to have the signature blocks of all the pertinent commanders added into the proper slots.
Have "DRAFT" in extra large type at the top and bottom of EVERY PAGE.
Turn the whole scrambled document into your HQs staff 3 officers with a 'request to review' and wait.
Take a nap.
Take a month's leave.
About 2 weeks to 2 months later it will come down with corrections and requests for clarification.
Ask for help to re-write it plus ask for a 3 shop Point-of-Contact (POC).
Make the corrections and clarify the questions asked.
Return it to the POC.
Relax - he will get the credit.
SPC (Join to see) - At least that's the most effective and timely way I found to do it. Less of 'my time' consumed and quicker follow-up by HQ.
People get so annoyed when they passed the buck and that person has the gall to ask questions like, "What's the subject? You didn't tell me what this QA/QC Program was supposed to cover."
Guess what? - Y'all be on the cutting edge.
There is not one nor do any regulations cover the subject area (At least not when I was active duty - retired in 93).
Take one from another QA/QC Program - change the headings, follow the format, ruthlessly gut it of anything not in your program area or any specific reference to the old QA/QC information.
After a coffee-fueled night slashing left and right, download everything you can find on your program and fit it into the format.
You will 'cut and paste' like a copy machine.
Be sure to have the signature blocks of all the pertinent commanders added into the proper slots.
Have "DRAFT" in extra large type at the top and bottom of EVERY PAGE.
Turn the whole scrambled document into your HQs staff 3 officers with a 'request to review' and wait.
Take a nap.
Take a month's leave.
About 2 weeks to 2 months later it will come down with corrections and requests for clarification.
Ask for help to re-write it plus ask for a 3 shop Point-of-Contact (POC).
Make the corrections and clarify the questions asked.
Return it to the POC.
Relax - he will get the credit.
SPC (Join to see) - At least that's the most effective and timely way I found to do it. Less of 'my time' consumed and quicker follow-up by HQ.
People get so annoyed when they passed the buck and that person has the gall to ask questions like, "What's the subject? You didn't tell me what this QA/QC Program was supposed to cover."
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CSM Charles Hayden
SFC Ralph E Kelley I appreciate the ‘DRAFT’ being added to the document. I am so well trained that I often add DRAFT to the stiff I am working on. For emails, I always address the draft copy to myself, then the Send button cannot betray me!
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SPC (Join to see)
Whew. This sounds like alot of work just to make my job harder. Lmao. If there's no specific reg then I'm going to leave it at that. From everything I read it looks like they leave it to the internal SOPs to mandate what actually constitutes a QAQC program. The reg just states that one will be instated. So I'm hoping that someone has an idea on the reg, but failing that we will implement ours and document it in the SOP and then like all great SPC I will wash my hands of it lol. Really though we are writing the SOP so outside of that, my work is done without specific regs outlining what a QAQC should have.
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SFC Ralph E Kelley
CSM Charles Hayden - Good caution on that send to self.
SPC (Join to see) - It can be a lot of work. When I made PSG my CSM told me to fear only one thing - Report of Surveys - because as an E7 I could (and would) be given a lot of them. First I was given he walked me through but after that I was on my own.
SPC (Join to see) - It can be a lot of work. When I made PSG my CSM told me to fear only one thing - Report of Surveys - because as an E7 I could (and would) be given a lot of them. First I was given he walked me through but after that I was on my own.
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Even DoD has to comply with OSHA requirements, I am pretty certain there are more than a few that would cover that area. Is there any medical waste, are respirators needed, and electricity being used? Just a few area to look at that came to mind. This is one of those areas where it should be clearly spelled out, it is just a matter of finding the reg that covers it.
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