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Today’s supply chains are increasingly globalized, presenting a challenge for quality control effectiveness. This is driven by the need to increase cost-effectiveness, resulting in greater distances between suppliers, more specialist activity being allocated to sub-suppliers and sub-contractors, and a dynamic where contracted expertise competes with supplier-employed resources. For the industry, this challenge is further complicated when the purchased equipment received on-site fails to comply with the expected and specified quality levels as detailed in the purchase orders and contracts.
At BVPI, our quality control engineers believe that these challenges should be quickly addressed during the manufacturing phase as they are costly to redress later in terms of delays to construction, commissioning, and operating start-up for the overall on-site project.
Conformity assessment to standards and specifications including second party and third party inspections: