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How is a graded approach applied to EPAs Quality System?

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How is a graded approach applied to EPAs Quality System?

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Because of the diversity of work conducted by the Agency, EPA recognizes that a “one size fits all” approach to quality specifications will not work. Therefore, the implementation of the EPA Quality System is based on a graded approach. Applying a graded approach means that quality systems for different organizations and programs will vary according to the specific objectives and needs of the organization. For example, the quality controls of a fundamental research program are different from that of a regulatory compliance program because the purpose or intended use of the data is different. Once a graded approach has been applied to the components of a quality system, a graded approach is then applied to the documentation required by that system.

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