CPEC works on association with the customer and hence any losses for the customer is a direct field loss for us, each & every orders are inspected on a systematic protocol set by our Engineers to ensure smooth supply chain and Ontime Delivery.

Effective Inspection Process followed By CPEC

• Vendor Access Management Audit
• Incoming/First Article Inspection
• Inprocess Inspection
• Final Inspection
• Pre-shipment Inspection & Container Loading checks

Our Auditors will perform VAM Audits for factories before boarding them as supplier, followed by the steps of on-site inspections. Our Reports are Photos & Videography based and we’ll ensure parts to meet with quality before shipping. By carrying out in-process and pre-shipment examinations we identify issues at the factory with the goals of shipping less or zero faults while reducing counteractive action time and eradicating the sources.

1. Incoming/First Article Inspection:

Ensuring that product conditions are being met and avoids needless re-engineering.

2. In-Process Inspections

By examining samples of our products picked while in the manufacturing process, these on-site inspections confirm the quality of our products, while giving you the time to make any needed changes. This saves your business on reworking time and costs.

Step 1. First-piece inspection

Step 2: Patrol inspection

Step 3: Operator inspection

Step 4: Last-piece inspection

Step 5: Stage inspection

3. Final inspection

Step 1. Provision of clear labels

Step 2: Separation of accepted and rejected products

Step 3: Review of rejected products for rectification or repair

Step 4: The accepted product should only be released to the next process or to the customer by a person who is authorized to do so

4. Pre-Shipment Inspections

Our engineers ensure that completed goods conform to your specifications during pre-shipment inspections.

Step 1. Inspection Visit

Step 2. Quantity Verification

Step 3. Random Selection

Step 4. Cosmetic and Workmanship Check

Step 5. Conformity Verification

Step 6. Function and Safety Test

5. Container Loading Check (CLC)

The final but crucial step in the quality control process is packing up the new product and properly preparing batches for shipping to destination markets.

Step 1. Coverings & ventilation checks

Step 2. Damage risk analysis during transit

Step 3.Packing Quantity & Label Verification

Step 4. Ensuring Safety standards

Step 5. Pallet confirmity to regional standards

Finally, Conformity Assessment will be done during VAM audits in a frequency based on factories

Conformity assessment includes as:

• Inspection
• Testing and calibration
• Product certification
• System certification
• Accreditation

Quality is never an accident, It is always the result of Intelligent Effort. – John Ruskin