4. Manufacturer's document management

A project is defined by contractual documentation, both graphic (plans) and written (administrative, general and special technical specifications, etc.).

The principle remains unchanged: define as precisely as possible the object to be produced in terms of its purpose, particularities (linked to its location or conditions of use), etc., and translate them into requirements, i.e. define the expected "performance".

The CCE discussed above corresponds to the specification "upstream" of the execution. However, it is necessary to provide the specifier with the elements needed to assess the conformity of the product with the stated requirements; the manufacturer's quality documentation (see table 7 ) constitutes this response. The scope of the documentation can be adapted to the context....