Checks should match the product and the decision.
The inspection scope depends on the agreed project. Item-level checking can be included when agreed, but every order is not presented as a default 100% inspection.
What we handle
- Inspection scope and acceptance-point clarification
- Item-level checking when included in the agreed scope
- Photo and evidence recording
- Defect recording and correction follow-up
- Recheck follow-up and packing supervision when included
- Evidence to support release or other client decisions
How the work normally flows
- Agree the scope, timing, sample basis and decision criteria.
- Prepare the applicable product and packing checks.
- Inspect and record evidence against the agreed criteria.
- Record defects and open correction actions.
- Follow recheck or packing actions where included.
- Provide the evidence for the client's release decision.
What the client should provide
- Approved sample, specification or confirmed requirement
- Quantity and agreed inspection scope
- Critical tolerances and known risk points
- Packaging and evidence requirements
- A contact for decisions when findings need clarification