PRE-PRODUCTION INSPECTION

Limit the risks of non-conformities and production delays by verifying your supplier’s readiness for production.

Are all materials ready to start the production soon?
What is the condition of the materials?
Are factory facilities and machinery properly equipped?
Are my product specifications understood well by the suppliers?
And more.

PRE-PRODUCTION INSPECTION

A Pre-Production Inspection (PPI) is the very next step after the identification and the evaluation of your vendor/factory. It allows you to locate certain risks before manufacturing commence and it is also an integral part of both your risk assessment and quality assurance management. A pre-production inspection by the professional pre-production inspection agencies in Kolkata and the rest of India like anywhere else verifies your supplier’s abilities about starting the production on schedule. It also verifies if all of your products specifications and quality requirements are understood.

INSTACHECK Quality Control inspectors visit your supplier’s production site to conduct a physical inspection of the raw materials, components, and factories in India & Bangladesh. During ourpre-production inspection in Kolkata, and rest of India, we identify the availability and condition of materials, review your manufacturer’s preparation for production, and check in-house quality control processes.

In addition, a one of the most vetted pre-production inspection companies in Kolkata, Indiawe ensure that our 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 pre-production inspection services in Kolkata, Indiawithin 48 HOURS and release your inspection report and certificate of inspection in LESS THAN 24 HOURS.

INSTACHECK MAIN CHECKS PERFORMED

Material status
Material condition
Production readiness
Factory facilities & machinery
Measuring & testing equipment

WHY DO YOU NEED A PRE-PRODUCTION INSPECTION?

To reduce risks of supply chain disruption
To verify your supplier is well prepared for production
To measure the manufacturer’s ability to meet your quality objectives
To get a clear view of the production schedule