Our services
Eight complementary service families to detect, contain and correct quality issues — from incoming parts to customer delivery — and to strengthen your quality system over time.
Inspect
Contain
Correct
Improve
Service families
Each service can be deployed on its own or combined
into a complete response to a quality issue.
Incoming, in-process, final and pre-shipment checks: visual, dimensional and functional.
Sorting of suspect parts and containment actions that protect production and shipments.
Controlled rework of non-conforming parts according to defined instructions.
An additional, controlled inspection point during launches or quality incidents.
On-site representation of suppliers at their customers’ facilities.
Process and product quality support, assessments and problem solving.
Follow-up of supplier quality, launches and corrective actions.
Quality support in production, warehouses and logistics flows.
Quality support
adapted to your
industrial
constraints
Controls defined with you, not assumed
At your site, your supplier’s or your customer’s
Adapted to project scope and operational needs
Data to decide, contain and improve
Our process
The same four-step summary guides every intervention —
see the full six-step methodology on the Quality & Method page.
Requirements, parts, criteria
and quality objectives.
Control approach, instructions,
resources and start-up.
Controls carried out and
defect trends tracked.
Traceable results and input
for corrective actions.
Tell us about your parts, volumes and requirements —
we will propose a suitable quality approach.
FAQ
Answers to common questions about how we work. For anything else, our team is happy to help.
Contact usWe cover eight service families: quality inspection, sorting and containment, rework and rectification, quality walls, resident quality representation, quality engineering and audits, supplier quality support, and production and supply chain quality support. They can be combined to match your situation.
Depending on the need, services can be organised at your production site, at your supplier’s premises, at your customer’s facility or in a warehouse or logistics location. Tell us the location and the scope: the intervention is assessed and agreed during scoping, together with access, safety and working conditions.
Contact us as soon as the issue is identified, with the part references, the suspected defect, the quantities involved and the location. We review the situation with you and agree on the most practical way to set up sorting or containment. Start-up timing depends on the scope, the location, the resources required and access to the parts.
Reporting content and frequency are agreed at the start. Reports typically include quantities inspected, accepted and rejected, defect types, lot or batch identification and the marking applied to checked parts, so every result can be traced back.
Part references, drawings or specifications, the defect or characteristic to check, estimated quantities, the location, the expected duration and any customer-specific requirements. You can attach drawings, photos or specifications to the quote form.
Duration depends on the nature of the need, the quantities concerned and the agreed scope; it is defined with you when the need is scoped. Scope and resources can then be adjusted as the situation evolves.
