Quality planning
Inspection points, acceptance criteria, traceability context, and release documentation are planned against the requirements agreed for each project.
Quality planning
Critical product requirements, inspection points, acceptance criteria, material documents, and release deliverables are confirmed against the scope of each project.
Control flow
The final control plan and included records depend on the part, application, customer requirements, and approved project scope.
Review the material and incoming information required by the agreed production route.
Check the first production output against the criteria and approvals defined for the project.
Apply the agreed visual, dimensional, or process checks at relevant manufacturing stages.
Review completed parts and defined deliverables against the confirmed release criteria.
Organize the inspection and material records included in the agreed project handoff.
Traceability and records
Material identification, production references, inspection records, and release documentation can be organized to the traceability scope confirmed for the project.
Project-defined verification
Examples may include dimensional review, visual criteria, material documents, fit checks, or an agreed functional method. The final verification scope depends on the product and customer requirements.
Non-conformance workflow
When an output does not meet agreed criteria, the project workflow can separate affected material, review the issue, record the disposition, and define follow-up action with the relevant owners.
Related capabilities
Project inquiry
Share critical requirements, intended checks, and required records so the quality scope can be confirmed with the project.