Non Production Quality Management Features and Functions

• Document control


• Web-based routing and approval, including support for personnel outside your organization


• Corrective Actions linked to Return Authorizations


• Engineering Change Orders linked to part numbers and bills of materials


• Built in Control Plan, management and reporting


• Quick Inspections for fast, easy, accurate data entry


• Management Responsibility and Quality Policy - for defining the quality policy and conducting ongoing reviews to ensure proper implementation


• Documented procedures and work instructions that defines and documents quality system.


• Contract Review for having a documented record to which both parties have agreed assures both parties of no future misunderstandings.


• Design Control to meet the requirements of our customers and get it right the first time.


• Document and Data Control for If a change is made in a process, procedure, instruction, etc..., one must update the documents and inform all who are affected


• Purchasing - Quality maintained with the parts/components that are supplied by outside vendors.


• Control of Customer Supplied Product - by assigning a part number


• Product Identification and Traceability - allows to follow the product from inception to delivery


• Process Control to catch and fix problems early, before they affect our customers


• Inspection and Testing of the product throughout the manufacturing process


• Control of Inspection, Measuring and Test Equipment for any type of equipment must be calibrated on a regular basis and records maintained


• Inspection and Test Status to identify whether the product has passed or failed the inspection/test and indicates the proper corrective actions


• Control of Nonconforming Product to identify products which do not pass an inspection or test so they won't inadvertently be delivered to a customer.


• Corrective and Preventive Action to identify the root cause of the problem and take action to prevent it from happening again


• Control of Quality Records - To retain records that demonstrate that activities were satisfactorily carried out in accordance with the requirements quality system


• Internal Quality Audits - Review our processes and procedures on regular basis to make sure that they are being followed


• Training for all personnel in their tasks and training records are maintained


• Servicing post-sales and follow-up requirements for the product are also documented