Defined requirements
Drawings, materials, dimensions, tolerances, finish, packing and documentation must be sufficiently clear before production.
Final inspection alone cannot correct an unclear specification, unsuitable manufacturer or uncontrolled production process. Prowal helps establish the right controls before and during production.
Quality assurance starts by defining what must be delivered, how it will be checked and who is responsible for each decision.
The appropriate level of control depends on the product, application, order value and consequences of failure. We build a practical approach around the agreed specification and risk profile. Prowal coordinates verification and reporting; laboratories, certification bodies and specialist inspectors are engaged where formal independent evidence is required.
Drawings, materials, dimensions, tolerances, finish, packing and documentation must be sufficiently clear before production.
The selected supplier must have the relevant equipment, experience, capacity, organisation and communication capability.
Checkpoints, sample references, inspection scope, acceptance criteria and escalation routes are agreed in advance.
A focused review of the manufacturer and its suitability for the assignment.
Requirements are translated into information the supplier and inspector can use.
Critical progress points are monitored while corrective action remains possible.
Agreed checks are completed before the goods are handed over for transport.
An inspection plan should focus on the characteristics that genuinely determine usability, safety, appearance or commercial acceptance. The exact sampling method, tolerances and acceptance criteria are agreed per assignment.
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