rectification costs

the cost of additional work which has to be performed in order to bring defective or damaged components or products up to standard. See QUALITY CONTROL.

Mentioned in ?

quality control

References in periodicals archive ?

During the warranty period, the contracting authority shall not be liable for any damage of the procured derived from normal and proper use and will not be charged any amount for labor, parts, materials and other rectification costs excluding consumables materials.

Purchase computers, software and other materials

They notch up higher rectification costs -an average pounds 125 for women against pounds 516 for men -and injure themselves more than women (10 per cent against women's one per cent).

THE MAG: HOMES: Go back to basics, DIY buffs

These rectification costs charged by the manufacturers have risen," he said.

Avis Europe still in driving seat; UK is only weak link in car hire market

This is very clearly an act of mindless vandalism perpetrated by someone who has no regard for the landowners they have impacted or our customers who will ultimately carry the burden of any repair and rectification costs.