Subcontract Policy
Our
company is committed not to use any subcontractor for any production process.
As per BSCI and different client requirements, our company does not appoint
any facility to carry out value-adding process steps of the assembling completely
or partially.
However,
if we recruit any subcontractor due to a business emergency, we will maintain the
following procedures:
Our
company establishes and maintains appropriate procedures to recruit
subcontractors based on their ability to meet the social requirements. The selection of subcontractors is determined not only by price and quality but
also by social performance capability with respect to the required social
standards. There must be mechanisms in the Company for checking future
subcontractors, the results of such checks must be recorded and the check must
be conducted by qualified persons of the Company or by third parties mandated
to conduct the cheek. Requirement by the Company for the subcontractor(s) to
present its (their) own Social Audit Report in accordance with the BSCI always
meets the requirements of B.I.10.but is not obligatory. However, this will
reduce the Company’s own inspection effort.
Our
Company maintains appropriate records of subcontractors' commitments to social
accountability including, but not limited to the written commitment to – There
are written agreements of the Company with its subcontractors, comprising at
least their Social Audit Report in accordance with the BSCI always meets the
requirements. However, this will reduce the Company’s own inspection effort.
Our
Company establishes a system to monitor the subcontractors’ social performance.
The Company can meet these requirements by various measures, e.g. by regular
inspections by competent employees of its own implementation of an internal
monitoring system with training and cheeks, an inspection of subcontractors by
external experts.
Our
Company maintains reasonable evidence that the subcontractors continuously
improve conditions to meet the social requirements. In the course of the audit,
the Company must be able to provide evidence that a continuous improvement
process has been initiated with respect to the working conditions of its
subcontractors. This may be done by inspection reports of its own qualified
inspectors, or by inspection reports on qualification measures carried out, or
by credible reports from audit or consulting companies, trade unions, NGOs, or
other third parties.
Presentation
of Social Audit Reports and /or Social Re-Audit Reports of the subcontractor(s)
in accordance with the BSCI by the Company always meets the requirements but
is not obligatory. However, this will reduce the Company’s own inspection
effort.
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Date:01.01.2018
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