(PLUS
ADDITIONAL PROCESSES)
ALS
ULTRASONICS LIMITED [QUALITY CONTROL SPECIFICATION
]
ALS
will interpret your drawings, parts and any written / verbal information to
compile the:-
THE PROCESS & QUOTATION:-
The
PROCESS supplied
with the QUOTATION will clearly sets out the procedures that will
be carried out; NO SPECIAL; Testing, Inspection,
Other
requirements will be considered, upon the receipt of the relevant information.
GOODS
INWARDS INSPECTION:
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Goods-in
inspection is carried out with the relevant equipment. In most cases for
sub-contract assembly work, it takes the form a visual inspection and a check on
any identified critical areas.
PLEASE
NOTE:-
The
Goods-in inspection, unless specified under the Process, is carried out
specifically for the benefit of ALS Ultrasonics.
ALS
Ultrasonics will not except any rejects due to parts not conforming to drawing
or to any other specification if correctly assembled and welded etc., in line
with our Process.
ALS
Ultrasonics Reserve the right to charge for all works it has carried out in
order to identify the components as defect.
In
the event of parts supplied being unsuitable for welding a DEFECTS REPORT will
be raised.
In
the event of parts being reject by ALS Ultrasonics as unsuitable for welding, it
is required that they be collected within 14 days of notification, ALS
Ultrasonics retains the right to return uncollected items at customers cost.
MACHINE
SETTING DOCUMENT:-
An
internal machine setting document is kept for each application, which includes,
tooling identification, records of all the required equipment setting, i.e.
times, air pressure etc. An engineer is responsible for the setting of the
machines prior to any process being handed over to production.
QUALITY
CONTROL:
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It
is often the case that several assemblies are used in the machine setting
procedure before correct alignment and
For
our inspection purpose the first off is regarded as a component presented by the
engineer after machine setting operation is completed.
Components used in setting of the
equipment, may well be perfectly OK, it is for this reason that, any part
considered OK are returned to the customer, separated and marked "COMPONENT
USED IN SETTING OF EQUIPMENT PLEASE INSPECT BEFORE USE"
Periodic
inspection is then carried out during the manufacture.
In
most cases and wherever possible ALS will retain for its records one pre-welded
and one welded component together with the first off test sample from each
batch. We will retain these parts for a minimum of 21 days after dispatch of
goods.
In
the event of any defective welded parts, ALS must be informed within 14 days of
dispatch. No parts should be disposed of until responsibility has been assigned
and the necessary corrective action taken to prevent re-occurrence. This is to
be submitted and agreed in writing.
