Quality & responsible sourcing

Control the requirement, the process and the evidence.

Quality planning follows the drawing, approved sample, finish target and customer-specific requirement. Public documents below are labelled so their status is clear.

InspectionTraceabilityCertificates

Quality gates

Inspection belongs throughout the process.

Incoming and process-specific material checks

Dimensions against drawing and approved requirement

Appearance and colour against approved sample or target

Assembly and functional checks where applicable

Final inspection and packing verification

The inspection and testing guide explains how appearance, dimensions and function are reviewed.

In-process quality inspection — **In-process QC**Inspection records at defined production checkpoints.

Full inspection after electroplating — **Post-plating inspection**Appearance and finish checks after surface treatment.

Final inspection before shipment — **Pre-shipment inspection**Final verification against order requirements.

Production traceability

Follow-up starts with connected records.

Scheduling, process movement, inspection and order records support internal review. The applicable customer record set is confirmed by program.

Approved requirement

Drawing, sample, colour target and inspection points establish the reference.

Production follow-up

Production scheduling and process movement records support status review.

Inspection evidence

Inspection follows the defined program requirement and identified checkpoints.

Corrective review

Issues are traced to the relevant process evidence for containment and follow-up.

Dated compliance evidence

Current certificates, audit evidence and cycle documents.

Higg modules and SMETA are assessment or audit evidence, not management-system certificates. Historical-cycle documents remain available only with their end date shown.