Disciplined processes, documented execution and continuous improvement supporting reliable technical work.
QMS in development, working toward ISO 9001. The working model is straightforward: define the applicable requirement, execute under control, verify at the right points and retain objective evidence with the job.
Confirm the applicable drawing, revision, bill of material and approved change information before execution.
Identify the workmanship standard, class level, customer requirements and acceptance criteria that apply to the scope.
Define required inspections, continuity checks, functional testing, witness points and acceptance records before work starts.
Agree on as-built records, red-lines, photographs, inspection evidence and other closeout documentation required by the program.
Configuration, revisions, material information and signoffs retained as required.
Inspection results and acceptance evidence captured at defined points.
Continuity, checkout and functional results documented when testing is part of scope.
Nonconforming conditions, approved changes and corrective actions carried through closeout.
IPC/WHMA-A-620 based workmanship and acceptance criteria applied according to program requirements.
Soldered connections are built to applicable program requirements and inspected to IPC-A-610 acceptability criteria where applicable. J-STD-001 certification is in progress.
Build records, revisions, red-lines and as-built information maintained through execution.
Materials, inspections, signoffs and supporting records linked to the work performed.
Review requirements, drawings, standards and acceptance criteria.
Perform the work using defined processes and current information.
Inspect and test at the points required by the scope.
Close documentation, capture issues and strengthen future execution.
Include the workmanship standard, drawing revision, inspection requirements and required records with the scope.