QP-01 · Quality planning / inspection

Quality tied to the drawing.

Material, dimensions, appearance, function and required records are defined before production—not added as a generic final check.

Worker visually inspecting finished cast components Visual inspection · finished-part appearance

Before production

Four requirements define the plan.

A useful quality plan states what matters, when it is checked, how it is accepted and which evidence must follow the order.

01 / Material

Chemistry & condition

Confirm the complete grade, governing standard, required condition and documentation.

  • Material identity
  • Required records
  • Tests when agreed
02 / Geometry

Dimensions & datums

Separate critical cast and machined features according to function and risk.

  • Critical characteristics
  • Datum strategy
  • Sampling basis
03 / Surface

Appearance & integrity

Define visible surfaces, finish expectations and applicable acceptance criteria.

  • Appearance criteria
  • Surface requirements
  • Special checks when required
04 / Function

Performance checks

Connect any functional verification to service conditions and project risk.

  • Operating requirement
  • Applicable test method
  • Project acceptance

Visible evidence

Show the check, not just an equipment list.

These images illustrate different quality activities. The actual method, responsibility, sampling and record format remain project-specific.

Worker reviewing material with analysis equipment
Material verificationMaterial identity and supporting records are reviewed when included in the agreed plan.
Worker measuring a cast component with dimensional inspection equipment
Dimensional inspectionReleased drawings and critical characteristics define the measurement scope.
Optical measurement system inspecting a small metal component
Optical measurementApplicable profiles and features can be reviewed with the method agreed for the project.

Control during production

Verification follows the production route.

Applicable methods and sampling are confirmed for the project, then connected to the stages where they are useful.

01

Incoming

Material identity, specification and required documents.

02

In process

First-piece and critical characteristics during production.

Evidence before shipment

Release records stay connected.

Final inspection is one gate in a sequence that ends with the agreed records, lot identity and delivery preparation.

03

Final inspection

Finished parts checked against the agreed acceptance basis.

04

Release

Required records, lot identity, packaging and traceability.

Certificate records

Current documents for supplier review.

Expand a record to review its issuer, scope and validity, then download the current PDF where supplied.

GB/T19001-2016/ISO9001:2015 View record
GB/T19001-2016/ISO9001:2015 certificate preview

Confirm the issuing body, certified site, scope and validity against the downloaded document before relying on a certificate.

Project-specific review

Define the inspection scope with the drawing.

Send the drawing, material, critical characteristics, operating requirements and required records for review before quotation.