DURING PRODUCTION

In-process inspection

Inspection at agreed manufacturing milestones helps reveal non-conformities while there is still time to act. The scope is tailored to your inspection and test plan.

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ANATOMY OF AN ASSIGNMENT

Inspection and test plan (ITP) · Manufacturing schedule and notification periods · Relevant procedures and drawing revisions

INSPECTION FOCUS

A closer look at the scope.

Find deviations early. Keep quality built into every production stage.

Inspection and test plan checkpoints

Manufacturing-stage observations

Material and component identification

Recorded deviations and follow-up status

These are potential scope items, not a fixed package. Equipment, acceptance criteria, location and inspector availability are confirmed before an assignment.

BEFORE WE ARRIVE

A good inspection starts with good information.

Inspection and test plan (ITP)
Manufacturing schedule and notification periods
Relevant procedures and drawing revisions

WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY

A clear record. An informed next step.

Stage-by-stage observations that help your team address issues before the next manufacturing operation.

Milestone findings

REPORT OUTLINE

From observation to a clear record.

Assignment & requirements

The equipment, location, agreed scope and reference documents establish the context.

Observations & supporting evidence

Observations are linked to the checks performed and the evidence available.

Exceptions & open items

Limitations, deviations and items requiring clarification remain visible.

Summary for project review

The record brings together the findings for the responsible project team.

Illustrative structure, not an issued inspection report. Content and deliverables are agreed per assignment.

A few details, clarified.

When should inspection points be agreed?

Before the relevant production stages begin. Agree the notice period, attendance requirements and any hold or witness points with all parties through the ITP.

How do I arrange an inspection?

Send the equipment description, supplier location, required dates and available technical documents. The team can then review scope and availability before confirming an assignment.

References & technical context

Company information follows Sanka’s published scope. Technical references provide context, not a claim of certification. The applicable standard, edition and scope are agreed for each project.

SANKA / NEXT STEP

Let’s define your scope.

A few project details are the best place to start.

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