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This document is a Supplier Approval Form designed to collect comprehensive information from potential suppliers. It covers essential company and business details, quality management systems, and environmental and social compliance policies. The form concludes with a declaration section for an authorized representative to attest to the accuracy of the provided information.
Supplier Approval Form
Company Information
Company Name: | ______________________________________________________ |
Address: | __________________________________________________________ |
City: | _____________________ State/Province: ______________________ |
Country: | _____________________ Zip/Postal Code: __________________ |
Phone Number: | _____________________ Fax Number: __________________ |
Website: | __________________________________________________________ |
Contact Person: | _____________________ Title: ____________________ |
E-mail: | _____________________ Phone Number: _____________________ |
Business Information
Type of Business: | (Manufacturer, Distributor, Wholesaler, Other) ____ |
Nature of Products/Services: | (Please provide a brief description) |
Years in Business: | _______________ |
Number of Employees: | _______________ |
Annual Sales Revenue ( $/£/€ ): | _______________ |
Quality Management
Do you have a Quality Management System (QMS) in place? (Yes/No)* | __________________________ |
If yes, please specify the standard (e.g., ISO 9001, AS9100, etc.) | __________________________ |
QMS Certification Number: | __________________________ |
Certification Expiry Date: | __________________________ |
Certifying Body: | __________________________ |
Environmental and Social Compliance
Do you have an Environmental Management System (EMS) in place? (Yes/No)* | __________________________ |
If yes, please specify the standard (e.g., ISO 14001, etc.) | __________________________ |
EMS Certification Number: | __________________________ |
Certification Expiry Date: | __________________________ |
Certifying Body: | __________________________ |
Do you comply with all applicable labor laws and regulations in your region? (Yes/No)* | __________________________ |
Do you have a written policy on child labor? (Yes/No)* | __________________________ |
Do you have a written policy on forced labor? (Yes/No)* | __________________________ |
Do you have a written policy on discrimination? (Yes/No)* | __________________________ |
Supplier References
Reference 1 | |
Company Name: | ______________________ |
Contact Person: | ______________________ |
Phone Number: | ______________________ |
E-mail: | ______________________ |
Reference 2 | |
Company Name: | ______________________ |
Contact Person: | ______________________ |
Phone Number: | ______________________ |
E-mail: | ______________________ |
By submitting this form, I hereby declare that the information provided above is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I understand that any false statements or omissions may result in disqualification from the supplier approval process.
Declaration
Name of Authorized Representative: | _______________________________ |
Title: | _______________________________ |
Date: | _______________________________ |
Thank you for your interest in becoming an approved supplier. We look forward to reviewing your submission and will be in touch with you regarding the next steps in the process.
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