At Global Inspection Managing, we are committed to helping clients make sure that their businesses benefit from an uninterrupted supply chain. To do this, we vet potential suppliers, ensuring that they are capable of maintaining a constant flow of high-quality goods.
By enlisting us to conduct a factory audit, you will gain access to a thorough and reliable audit report. Our audit reports contain all the information you need to make a decision about potential suppliers, meaning you can rest assured that the audited site is capable of meeting all of your production specifications and that you will not have to face any costly supply chain disruptions once production has commenced.
If all of this weren’t enough, we are also committed to offering quick and cost-effective services, allowing you to get on with other important tasks relevant to your business.
Every one of Global Inspection Managing’s manufacturing audits adheres to the internationally-recognised ISO 9000 standards for quality management systems. What’s more, our auditors are all profiled specialists with an impressive level of experience in the field. This means that they have had to undergo rigorous training in order to join our ranks.
When conducting a supplier evaluation, one of our expert auditors will comprehensively examine a given supplier’s factory facilities and management systems. A standard management audit will include information such as:
We are keen to offer clients a significant degree of flexibility in regards to our manufacturing audits. This means that, as far as possible, we customise our evaluative methods to suit your needs.
The following types of information can also be requested when ordering an audit from Global Inspection Managing:
There a number of reasons to enlist Global Inspection Managing to conduct a factory audit, including:
There are many reasons to choose us over our competitors, including:
For customers who want to make a free account with us, registration means that you can conveniently schedule audits online, arrange payments, and receive electronic reports online. For those who would rather proceed without an account, factory audits can be scheduled by email and payments can be arranged via bank transfers. Regardless of your preference, we can help you vet every new supplier you hope to work with, continuously monitoring your list of suppliers to ensure that your business runs smoothly throughout the year.
Price: From 269 USD all inclusive per man/day.
What is the difference between manufacturing audit and quality inspection?
The primary purpose of a manufacturing audit is to assess various aspects of the manufacturing process and facility comprehensively. It evaluates not only product quality but also the entire production system. A quality inspection, on the other hand, is a more focused process aimed primarily at assessing the quality of finished products or samples.
What is the purpose of audit in manufacturing?
Manufacturing audits play a crucial role in maintaining product quality, process efficiency, and compliance with industry standards.
How do you perform a factory audit?
Performing a factory audit requires a systematic and structured approach to assess various aspects of the manufacturing facility. Here's how we do it -
What is a factory audit?
A factory audit is a systematic evaluation and assessment of a manufacturing facility or factory to ensure that it complies with the required standards, regulations, and quality control processes. The purpose of a factory audit is to verify whether the factory is capable of producing goods that meet the buyer's or client's specific requirements.