Quality planning

Quality assurance starts before machining begins

This page frames the handoff from inquiry and drawing review into controlled production checkpoints, so buyers can understand how acceptance criteria stay visible throughout the job.

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Quality overview

Quality Assurance Planning

Buyers typically want to know whether quality expectations are discussed early enough to influence routing, measurement, and shipment release. This page answers that question at a practical level.

Quality assurance planning should feel like a practical extension of drawing review, not a separate abstract statement.

Quality highlights

RFQ review should surface critical dimensions, material expectations, and finish-related concerns before work is released.
The process plan should make checkpoint intent visible instead of hiding it behind generic internal language.
Quality planning becomes more useful when the final shipment package reflects the same expectations discussed up front.

Inspection controls

Confirm drawing revision, part identification, and material direction before the traveler is released.
Identify critical dimensions or visual conditions that need explicit in-process checks.
Make final review criteria clear enough that packing and release happen against known expectations.

Documentation and traceability