We're the quality control officers of the kitchen, and without us, the business can't run.
The other important factor is that although the program is unique in terms of the variety of professions involved [ 41], nonetheless it seems to be necessary to involve different stakeholders including the hospital's board of directors' members, hospital managers, patients' delegates, payers, insurance companies, and quality control officers for standard setting and PM processes.
In addition, a new position of quality control officer is being established inside the office to attest, as General Hayden put it, "that reports include all exculpatory and relevant mitigating information".
Another reluctant plaintiff was Hiroko Uchino, who filed a lawsuit against the government after her husband, Kenichi, 30, a quality control officer at Toyota, died at his office six years ago.
The quality control officer of the provincial Centre for Disease Control CDCC) or CEDC visited the citizens who had accepted the interview.
Training for the data collection protocol was conducted for all the CHW's over a two day period with the data quality control officer present.
Think of the director as a quality control officer!
He's the visionary, the ideas man, she the quality-control officer, the mistress of detail.
There is Fagen, the leader, impresario, and quality-control officer of the enterprise, its piano pounder and keyboard caresser, its spine and master of ceremonies, its Symphony Sid as Ray Charles.
Since quality was important both to the tractor company, which is jealous of its reputation, and to the shoe company, which wanted a premium price, John Burch, a quality and control officer, had to test each prototype McClelland's staff produced.
All positive control samples were evaluated according to the Westgard multirules of quality control (Westgard 2002) by an independent quality assurance officer as well as laboratory personnel.
