Pre Production Inspection

• Service Mode: Online
• ISO 17020 Accredited Inspection Agency: ISO 17025 Accredited Testing Laboratory
• Document Verification Mode: Online & Offline
• Target Location: Pan India

WHAT IS A PRE-PRODUCTION INSPECTION?  Pre-production inspections take place after you identify and evaluate a vendor or factory. Their main purpose is to highlight quality risks before the start of manufacturing. Your pre-production inspection may take place right before production starts or prior to the start of final assembly. A PPI allows you to gain:  A clear understanding of production schedules  The ability to anticipate potential problems that might impact project timing or product quality  Assurance that your requirements will be met  Assurance about raw material quality and product components    WHY ARE PRE-PRODUCTION INSPECTIONS IMPORTANT?  Pre-production inspections are one of the cornerstones of risk assessment and quality assurance management. Without a pre-production inspection, you would not have a structured way to verify that your supplier can begin production, meet your specifications, or adhere to your quality requirements.  These inspections provide many benefits for your business. When you choose to hire an individual or entity to conduct pre-production inspections for you, you:  Reduce the risk of your supply chain being disrupted  Have a chance to verify your supplier's production readiness  Can measure your manufacturer's ability to meet your needs and quality objectives.    A CHECKLIST FOR PRE-PRODUCTION INSPECTIONS  Your inspector should visit your supplier's production site and provide a checklist of what should be covered. The inspector needs to physically inspect the raw materials, the components, and the factory that will contribute to your project  During the inspection, your inspector will.  Verify the availability and condition of materials  Review the manufacturer's preparation and planning for production  Check up on in-house quality control  Help prepare for future product inspections (he or she will review your approval samples and list the tools that are available to perform product testing)  The ideal pre-production inspection includes these checks  Material status  Material condition  Production readiness  Factory facilities and machinery  Measuring and testing equipment    WHY DO YOU NEED A PRE-PRODUCTION INSPECTION?  Reduce risks of supply chain disruption  Verify your supplier is well prepared for production  Measure the manufacturer’s ability to meet your quality objectives  Get a clear view of the production schedule.  CDG inspectors visit your supplier’s production site to conduct a physical inspection of the raw materials, components, and factory in China or elsewhere in Asia. During the pre-production inspection, we identify the availability and condition of the materials, review your manufacturer’s preparation for production, and check in-house quality control processes.  In addition, the pre-production inspection checklist includes preparation for future product inspection(s) by reviewing your approval samples and listing all tools available to perform product testing.  We can arrange a Pre-Production Inspection within 48 hours and release your inspection report and certificate of inspection in less than 24 hours. 

• ISO 17020 Accredited Inspection Agency: ISO 17025 Accredited Testing Laboratory

We at CDG Inspection Ltd in Gurgaon, Haryana, consider that quality management in the manufacturing process should begin as soon as possible. Before production starts, examinations of raw materials and components may identify critical quality flaws. Detecting and addressing these problems before mass production starts it'll save time & expense by decreasing the need for subsequent rework. To learn more about the advantages of pre-production inspection services and manufacturing quality control for your unique products, contact our quality specialist now. We recognize that evaluating and evaluating the item earlier in the production process is by far the most efficient strategy to avoid last-minute quality-related disruptions. Our auditors are extremely competent to conduct a thorough check of your supplier's stock prior to production. The Pre-Production Inspection (PPI) is a type of quality control inspection conducted before the production process begins to assess the quantity and quality of the raw materials and components and whether they are in conformity with product specifications. A PPI could be beneficial when you work with a new supplier, especially if your project is a large contract that has critical delivery dates. It is also very important in any case where you suspect the supplier has sought to cut his costs by substituting cheaper materials or components prior to production. This inspection also can reduce or eliminate communication issues regarding production timelines, shipping dates, quality expectations, and others, between you and your supplier. How to conduct a Pre-Production Inspection The Pre-Production Inspection (PPI) or Initial Production Inspection is completed after the identification and evaluation of your vendor/factory and right before the beginning of the actual mass production. The aim of the Pre-Production Inspection is to make sure your vendor understands your requirements and the specifications of your order and is prepared for its production. CDG conducts the following seven steps for pre-production inspection: Prior to production, our inspector arrives at the factory. Raw materials & accessories check: our inspector checks the raw materials and components required for production. Random selection of samples: materials, components, and semi-finished products are randomly selected to ensure the best possible representation. Style, color & workmanship check: our inspector thoroughly checks the style, color, and quality of raw materials, components, and semi-finished products. Photos of production line & environment: our inspector takes photos of the production line and environment. Sample audit of production line: Our inspector does a simple audit of the production line, including production ability and quality control ability (man, machinery, material, method environment, etc.) Inspection report: our inspector issues a report which documents the findings and includes pictures. With this report, you obtain a clear picture of whether everything is in place for tour products to be completed according to your requirements. The benefits of a Pre-Production Inspection The Pre-Production Inspection will allow you to have a clear view of the production schedule and can anticipate possible problems that could affect the quality of the products. The initial production inspection service helps to avoid uncertainties in the whole process of production and distinguish defects in the raw materials or components before production starts.