Factory Audit

Factory audits are carried out by experienced inspectors, complying with the internationally recognized ISO 9000 Standards for Quality Management Systems, to identify and engage with vendors who are able to substantially meet your production and quality requirements, operate efficiently, and support continuous improvement, survey processes and factory audit can be done.

Audit process will help you match production, performance and professionalism capabilities to your expectations and requirements. This requires and in-depth assessment of various criteria including management policies and procedures that demonstrate the ability of vendors to actually deliver, assess production processes and capacities, check quality assurance and control systems, review facilities and capabilities, personnel management, and others. fields related to daily quality system operations, plus other requirements determined by the client.
1. Factory Profile: name, contact details, license etc.
2. Employees and Labor: management, QC, workers etc.
3. Check Facilities: offices, equipment, production lines etc.
4. Clients and Experience: trading history, sample checking etc.
5. Document Verification: licenses, certificates, etc.
6. Management Systems: Design Control, Purchase Control, Storage Management, Entrance Inspection, Production Control, Final Internal Product Inspection & Testing, Measurement & Testing Equipment Control, Resource Management, Continuous Improvement of Quality Control Systems.

The main factory in achieving your business goals is to identify and engage with vendors, because choosing the right partner is difficult and important. Our vendor audit process will help you match production, performance and professionalism capabilities to your expectations and requirements. This requires and in-depth assessment of various criteria including management policies and procedures that demonstrate the ability of vendors to truly deliver.

1. Check the factory experience in making your product.
2. Check the certificates and licenses needed for certain factories.
3. Compare potential vendors and choose appropriate sources.
4. Avoid fraud and inexperienced vendors.