In-Process Inspection
An In-Process Inspection (IPI) is a quality control process that involves monitoring and inspecting the production process as it is taking place. The goal of IPI is to identify and correct any issues with the production process before the final product is completed. This helps to ensure that the end product meets the required specifications and standards and is fit for its intended use.
IPI helps to identify and correct production issues before they become more significant problems. It also helps to ensure that the final product meets the required specifications and standards, reducing the risk of customer complaints, returns, and rework. By catching issues early in the production process, IPI can save time and money by avoiding the costs associated with fixing problems after the product is completed.
Our Process
The IPI Process typically includes the following steps:
Inspection of Production Process
The production process is monitored to identify any potential issues or deviations from the established procedures.
Verification of Production Equipment
The production equipment is checked to ensure that it is functioning correctly and is suitable for the intended use.
Inspection of Raw Materials
The raw materials used in the production process are inspected to ensure that they meet the required specifications and standards.
Documentation Review
The accompanying documentation, such as production records and quality control reports, is reviewed to ensure that it is accurate and complete.
Reporting of Results
The results of the inspection are documented in a report, which is used to identify any non-conformances or deviations from the established procedures.
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Unit 2A, 17/F, Glenealy Tower No 1. Glenealy, Central Hong Kong
