Incoming Quality
Verify approved parts, supplier lots, revisions and critical materials before release to production.
IQC · AVL · TraceabilityDesigned into the process. Verified at every gate. Traceable to every unit.
Connected controls that prevent defects, detect variation early and protect every product release.
Verify approved parts, supplier lots, revisions and critical materials before release to production.
IQC · AVL · TraceabilityControl SMT, soldering, assembly and test parameters with validated instructions and checkpoints.
Process window · SPCCombine visual inspection, SPI/AOI and X-ray where justified with electrical and functional tests.
Detect · Verify · RecordRole-based training, workmanship qualification, visual standards and periodic competency checks.
Train · Qualify · RevalidateMaintain controlled PFMEA, control plans, work instructions, inspection records and customer-specific requirements.
Revision-controlledUse FPY, defect Pareto, root-cause analysis and corrective action to reduce recurrence and variation.
Measure · Improve · SustainEvery stage leaves evidence. Every failed gate stops the flow until disposition.
Part identity, lot, condition and approved source.
Paste, placement, reflow and process checks.
Workmanship checks and defect detection.
Programming, functional test and test logs.
Acceptance review, traceability and release.
Root cause, corrective action and learning loop.
Inspection methods are selected according to package, risk, customer requirements and the product's critical-to-quality characteristics.
Layered inspection helps identify workmanship and assembly issues before they move downstream.
Every release is backed by test evidence and a traceable unit history.
FPY targets and inspection limits are defined per product, process capability and customer requirements. Any numeric target should be agreed before production release; it is not assumed to be universal.
We align product and process controls with the applicable customer specification, workmanship criteria and quality-management requirements.
Electronic assembly acceptabilityWorkmanship criteria applied at the class and revision specified by the customer.
Soldered electrical assembliesApplicable soldering material and process requirements, where contractually required.
Quality management principlesProcess control, documented information, risk-based thinking and continual improvement.
Product-specific requirementsPFMEA, control plan, inspection criteria, test limits, packaging and change approvals.
Standards are applied according to the contract, product class, agreed revision and verified capability. No certification claim is implied by this page; publish a certification badge only when the current certificate and scope are confirmed.
Risk becomes action. Action becomes a controlled shop-floor check.
Spot process risk. Assign action. Verify the control.
RISK → ACTIONDefine the check, frequency, limit and reaction owner.
CONTROL → REACTIONOne approved method, clear visuals, consistent execution.
STANDARD WORKObjective limits, sampling, results and release gates.
VERIFY → RECORDContain, find root cause, correct and verify effectiveness.
CONTAIN → PREVENTLink each unit to approved revisions, lots, firmware and history.
REVISION → EVIDENCESee it. Practice it. Prove competency. Repeat to standard.
Visual criteria, ESD discipline and station-specific work instructions.
Hands-on checks using approved examples, tools and defect standards.
Competency sign-off, periodic revalidation and lessons learned.
Station, product and process-specific training matrix.
Know the standardPractical assessment before independent work.
Prove the skillApproved accept/reject examples tied to criteria.
See the differenceFeed production and field findings back into training.
Improve every cycleDiscuss your IPC requirements, customer quality documents, inspection strategy, FPY goals and manufacturing controls with the NEXXBUILD team.
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