QUALITY CONTROL
Inspection Linked to the Approved Product Specification.
Inspection is most useful when the model, configuration and acceptance points are confirmed before production.
Order-specific inspection
CONTROL POINTSSpecificationModel and order data checked before release FunctionRelevant operating checks by equipment type IdentityLabels, manuals and packaging matched to approval
Checks are planned around the order—not generic claims
The applicable inspection items depend on the equipment type and configuration. Typical checkpoints may include materials, assembly, operation, appearance, electrical or gas functions, labeling and packing.
TYPICAL CHECKPOINTS
A practical inspection sequence
Incoming materials
Key components and visible materials reviewed against the model requirement.
Assembly
Fit, fasteners, wiring, piping and workmanship checkpoints.
Functional test
Controls, heating, ignition or operating functions as applicable.
Safety review
Relevant protection, labels and basic order-specific checks.
Appearance
Surface, doors, baskets, controls and accessories reviewed.
Packing
Model, quantity, accessories, cartons and shipping marks confirmed.
ORDER-SPECIFIC QUALITY PLAN
Define acceptance criteria before production
Send the model, configuration and key inspection points with the RFQ so they can be reviewed before the order is released.