A model-specific framework for defining checks, acceptance points and supporting records.
Quality-process illustration
Connect every check to an agreed requirement
Quality requirements depend on the product construction, finish, application and destination market. Define the relevant inspection points, test conditions, acceptance criteria and evidence before relying on a general claim.
Ask which drawings, reports, certificates or inspection records are available for the exact model under consideration.
Model-specific checks
Quality starts with an agreed definition.
01
Requirement definition
Identify the model, material or construction, finish, destination market and applicable acceptance criteria.
02
Incoming review
Confirm the incoming component or material checks that apply to the agreed product configuration.
03
In-process review
Define dimensional, assembly or visual checkpoints at the stages relevant to the product.
04
Functional testing
Agree the functional test method and conditions, such as water-flow or pressure checks where applicable.
05
Finish and appearance
Review surface consistency, visible defects and the approved finish reference under agreed conditions.
06
Final and packing review
Confirm product identity, included components, packaging direction and the supporting record required for release.
Supporting information
Ask for the document that matches the model and market.
A certificate name alone does not establish applicability. During quotation, identify the exact model, issuing body, scope, destination market and validity requirements before relying on a report or certificate.