Quality control.
Built into every stage.
From incoming materials to final inspection, quality starts with understanding what your product needs to do.
Discuss your project
Defined requirements. Controlled production. Documented quality.
Follow the processQuality is a process.
Not just a final check.
From the first requirements to final QA, see how our quality controls connect the people, production and records behind your product.
Inspection, testing and documentation are defined around your project.
01Set the standard.Define how quality is managed before the build begins.
A quality system brings policies, production flow and the working environment into one coordinated approach.
- Reliability System
- Production & QC Flow
- Quality Assurance Policy
- ESD Controlled Environment
02Control the ProcessCheck incoming materials, work in progress and final assemblies.
Quality engineers and technicians help identify potential material, manufacturing and tooling issues. Inspection and testing address your product’s requirements.
- Incoming Control System
- In-process Control System
- AOI and X-ray Inspection
- Final QA Control System
03Documentation ControlConnect the product to the documentation behind it.
Document control, tracking and test records support the review of your assembly against customer requirements.
- Document Control
- Bar Code Tracking
- Test and QA Stamps
- Customer Compliance Control System
ISO9001:2015
A clear standard.
A documented commitment.
Production Management of Electro-Mechanical Products.
The certified scope of our quality management system.
- Certified entity
- EMS Technologies
Certification applies to the entity and scope shown above.
Explore our global footprintYour requirements.
Our starting point.
Plan inspection, testing and documentation alongside the manufacturing scope. Start with what you know; our team can help clarify the details.
What documentation should I specify?
Include traceability, material records, test reports and other documentation required for your project.
What inspection and test requirements should I include?
Identify critical features, inspection criteria, required tests and the standards your part or assembly needs to meet.