RFQ control
Confirm drawing revision, material callout, quantity and critical-to-function dimensions.
Inspection must follow the risk in the drawing.
Identify the critical features and records your approval requires. The inspection plan, measurement approach and documentation scope are agreed per project in the quotation.
Feasibility review
Identify deformation, workholding, edge, tolerance and measurement risks before quote.
First-piece gate
Agree first-piece or sample approval requirements before the repeat batch proceeds.
In-process control
Use part-specific checks at the operations that can create irreversible error.
Final release
Verify agreed dimensions, appearance, quantity, documentation and packing.
Traceable dispatch
Link shipment to the approved revision, quote/PO and requested records.
Evidence available when specified
Ask for what your approval process actually needs. Requirements added after production can be impossible or expensive to reconstruct.
Dimensional inspection report
Material certificate or supplier CoC
First article / golden sample approval
Part and package identification
Photo record before dispatch
Special packaging or cleanliness instruction