Automotive: Evidence and handover
A fixed repair or conversion price can assume a condition not yet inspected. Testing, transport, training and warranty administration may also sit between product supply and continuing service, leaving the supplier responsible for work that neither the customer nor the estimator recognised in the original commercial comparison. Working output: An acceptance and aftercare schedule connecting inspection assumptions, testing and warranty responsibilities to the price, with clear treatment of additional defects and ongoing support so both parties can recognise completed work and authorise a material change before it is carried out.
After this module you can …
- Describe the review needed for the acceptance and aftercare schedule and identify missing information concerning “inspection assumptions”.
- Create the specific working output with concrete entries: An acceptance and aftercare schedule connecting inspection assumptions, testing and warranty responsibilities to the price, with clear treatment of additional defects and ongoing support so both parties can recognise completed work and authorise a material change before it is carried out.
- Trace the planning calculation for the acceptance and aftercare schedule and assign ownership of the remaining review concerning “inspection assumptions”.
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