QC Process
Define quality checkpoints, approval standards and inspection timing before production starts.
Quality control is not a final check only. It runs through material confirmation, production inspection, packing, loading, site installation and final acceptance.
Each checkpoint is designed to reduce the risk of wrong materials, production errors, shipping damage and installation issues.
Define quality checkpoints, approval standards and inspection timing before production starts.
Check dimensions, surfaces, finishes, hardware, assembly details and batch consistency.
Review export protection, product labels, packing list and site installation sequence.
Load containers according to project areas, priority sequence and delivery batches.
Check final appearance, alignment, surface quality, hardware function and handover details.
Follow overseas site progress and installation conditions, including Vietnam project site coordination.
Before-after comparison helps clients see how project coordination, material delivery and installation quality become visible results.
Review site dimensions, delivery route, wall and floor conditions, installation sequence and pending risks.
Check final alignment, surface quality, hardware function, visible details and acceptance records.