PRODUCT VERIFICATION SERVICES

Our worldwide availability of trained, proven specialists situated close to suppliers' premises brings a substantial cost benefit to our clients, to whom we can offer real-time access to inspection results through our secure web site.

Source Inspection

Source inspection is an examination of customer-purchased product performed at the supplier's facility to verify product integrity and conformance to specified requirements prior to delivery.

First Article Inspection

First Article Inspection is the initial inspection of a first production piece, checked for 100% compliance with all dimensions listed on engineering drawings. It is typically performed on castings, forgings, and complex machined parts.

Pre-Cap Inspection

Pre-cap inspection is frequently performed on high-reliability microelectronic components prior to sealing or encapsulating the product, which requires critical compliance with military or international specifications.

Qualification and Test Witnessing

Qualification and test witnessing is the oversight of tests or qualification processes carried out by suppliers at their own premises, or at independent test laboratories. This is often necessary prior to using a new electronic component or assembly in a systems level application. Witnessing by a customer representative provides confidence that tests are carried out in accordance with defined protocols, that equipment used is properly calibrated, and that the results obtained are correctly recorded and provide evidence of compliance (or non-compliance) with specified requirements.

Supplier Surveillance

Supplier surveillance involves scheduled or random visits to suppliers' facilities to verify that all is in accordance with contractual requirements. It is often necessary when a customer has experienced previous problems with a particular supplier, or where the critical nature of a project demands the additional assurance that surveillance provides.

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