"inspection responsibilities" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the duties or obligations of an individual or organization related to conducting inspections or quality control measures. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in professional job descriptions, legal documents, or company policies. Example: "As the head of the Quality Control Department, John's inspection responsibilities include ensuring all products meet industry standards and conducting regular audits of production processes."
He said he also wanted to examine the rationale for having food inspection responsibilities divided among federal agencies.
Investigators for the Government Accountability Office found that, in many of its functions, the F.D.A. was unable to provide even basic information about its inspection responsibilities.
"It must be clearly understood by every city employee with inspection responsibilities," the judge said, especially "for matters that go to public safety, that if they betray the public trust, they will go to jail".
We also need robust laws that are enforced, inspections, social responsibility on the part of employers, awareness on the part of consumers, rehabilitation of victims and harsh penalties for those found guilty of enslaving people.
To enable the mutual organisation of inspections, four key steps have been identified to develop and test AMOR as an innovative form of cooperation: (i) inspection design, (ii) responsibilities and tasks, (iii) information and communication structures, and (iv) shared cost and benefit model.
Apart from the missions he undertook for the emperor, Polo may have held other administrative responsibilities, including inspection of the customs duties and revenues collected from the trade in salt and other commodities.
It has also added a contingent of inspection personnel whose sole responsibility is to ferret out illegal shipments.
Her report also called for a single funding system and for childminders to be able to register with a local agency, nursery or network which would take responsibility for inspection and training and be regulated by Ofsted.
In the UK, statutory inspections are the responsibility of the MHRA.
In Latvia regulation of food production and supply and sanitary inspections are the responsibility of the Food and Veterinary Service within the Ministry of Agriculture [ 24].
