Before production
Confirm the released drawing, approved sample, material, color, components, logo, packaging, and inspection requirements.
Quality assurance
Quality Control Linked to the Approved Frame
Quality control works best when each check has a clear requirement, timing, reference, and owner.
Suggested replacement photo: 1600 × 1000 px inspection workstation
Inspection framework
Define the reference before defining the result
A drawing, approved sample, finish reference, artwork file, and packing instruction can each control a different part of the finished order.
- Incoming material and component checks
- In-process construction and appearance checks
- Assembly, alignment, movement, and fit review
- Logo, label, quantity, and packing verification
- Project-specific document and test coordination
Control points
Inspection across the order, not only at the end
During processing
Review critical construction and appearance points while correction is still practical for the relevant stage.
During assembly
Check component fit, alignment, hinge action, opening and closing, adjustment, and visible workmanship.
Before dispatch
Verify the agreed final appearance, quantity, logo, labels, unit protection, accessories, and carton information.
Market requirements
Confirm documents and testing by destination
Certification and testing requirements differ by product, customer, and destination market. They should be named in the inquiry instead of assumed.
- Destination country or market
- Required material or product information
- Named test standard or customer protocol
- Inspection record or report expectations
- Labeling, warning, and packaging requirements
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Have a quality checklist to review?
Send the destination market, required documents, test references, and inspection expectations with the product brief.