Quality Management
Support with acute quality problems, quality assurance and inspection processes – analysing, coordinating measures and securing quality for the long term.

What this is about
Tasks around the quality of a part or a process: when something has become conspicuous and has to be sorted quickly, and when it then has to be made sure it does not happen again.
Defined inspection criteria, documented steps, traceable results.
What the work involves
- Inspecting and sorting parts against defined criteria and recording the result.
- Setting up inspection steps and staffing them for the agreed period.
- Agreeing corrective measures and following up on their effect.
Typical situations
A complaint is on the table and the root cause is still open.
A sorting campaign has to start without bringing the line to a stop.
An inspection step should be secured for good instead of being explained again every time.
What we clarify in advance
- Place of work
- Plant, hall, line or system – and how access is arranged.
- Scope
- Exactly what comes up, in what quantity, and how the result is measured.
- Period
- Date or time slot, shift pattern, and whether work happens during a shutdown or in the running cycle.
- Interfaces
- Who coordinates on site, which approvals are needed, which trades work in parallel.
- Requirements
- Briefing, site pass, protective equipment, site rules.
- Documentation
- Which qualifications you want to see before work begins.
Requirements and limits
Inspection criteria come from you. Without defined criteria there is no inspection, only looking.
Releasing a part remains with you unless agreed otherwise in writing.
Frequently asked questions
How quickly can a sorting campaign start?
That depends on scope, location and time slot. Give us those three details and we will tell you what is possible – including when it is not fast enough.
Do we receive documentation?
What is documented, and in what form, is agreed beforehand. Whatever has to be verifiable afterwards belongs before the assignment, not after it.
Also relevant
What is coming up at your site?
Tell us the task, the place and the time slot. That is where the planning for your assignment begins.