Who verifies that completed test results for controlled work fully satisfies test requirements and initiates corrective action if they don't?

• A. Quality Assurance Tags
• B. Quality Assurance Investigator (QAI)
• C. Control Material PO (CMPO)
• D. Quality Assurance Officer (QAO)

Answer: (D)

Verifying that completed test results for controlled work meet all requirements and initiating corrective action when they don’t rests with the Quality Assurance Officer. The QA Officer oversees the quality assurance system, ensuring testing follows approved procedures, documentation is complete and accurate, and that any deviations are identified and addressed. When results don’t satisfy requirements, the QA Officer authorizes and coordinates corrective actions to bring the process back into compliance, such as process changes, retraining, or additional testing. A QA Investigator focuses on analyzing issues after a nonconformity is detected, but the formal verification of results and initiation of corrective action as part of the normal test completion process is the QA Officer’s responsibility.