A shared reference
The released drawing revision, material specification and agreed requirements are the reference for the work.
Quality & inspection
Inspection starts with agreement.
We agree the inspection requirements before production, so the people making and checking your parts work from the same specification.
Keep the feature and the check together.
A shared reference connects what is made to what is checked. The inspection scope should be agreed around the features that matter to the part's use.
Bring the requirements into your RFQ ↗
- Reference
- Current part revision and agreed material.
- Features
- The surfaces and interfaces identified during review.
- Records
- The inspection information included in the scope.
- Next use
- Identification and preparation for the receiving team.
The inspection handoff
The part and its records.
Together.
Features that matter
Fit, mating surfaces and other key features are identified during review so the inspection scope matches the application.
Documented checks
We complete the agreed checks and provide the records included in the project scope. Any additional reporting is established before production.
Release and identification
Completed parts are identified and prepared for the delivery or assembly handoff, with relevant project information kept together.
Work that connects
Make the acceptance criteria clear.
If a feature needs a particular check or a record must accompany the delivery, include it in the project review. Inspection requirements can affect both production planning and the final handoff.
Prepare inspection requirements
Bring the next part