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ryzh [129]
3 years ago
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Which of the following items is correct based on the surveillance method and its related scenario?Periodic inspection relates to

weekly or monthly inspections; 100% inspection relates to critical mission requirement; contractor metrics rely on the contractor’s Quality Control; third party audits are related to random customer complaints; customer feedback is used when handling government funds.Periodic inspection relates to weekly or monthly inspections; 100% inspection applies to tasks that are critical to mission safety; contractor metrics rely on the contractor’s quality control; third party audits are used to inspect services that handle government funds; and customer feedback is related to random customer complaints.Periodic inspection relates to critical mission requirement; 100% inspection relates to weekly or monthly inspections; contractor metrics rely on the contractor’s Quality Control; third party audits are related to random customer complaints; customer feedback is used when handling government funds.
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miskamm [114]3 years ago
5 0

"Periodic inspection relates to weekly or monthly inspections; 100% inspection applies to tasks that are critical to mission safety; contractor metrics rely on the contractor’s quality control; third party audits are used to inspect services that handle government funds; and customer feedback is related to random customer complaints" is correct

Explanation:

While regular inspections can be subjected to weekly or monthly schedules, the project protection is not a concern, and 100% inspection is therefore carried out.

With regards to the indicators of the contractor, the dependence on the quality assurance of the contractor is beneficial, as in the context of adequate oversight, although government funding is vital of itself, third-party accountants are involved to prevent some bias and a representative sample of customer complaints is necessary in the case of the customer's input to examine the performance widely

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