First Article Inspection
Drawing characteristics, requirements, actual measurements, gauges and pass/fail status before serial-production release where required.
Documentation is configured around the requirements of the actual program. The formats below describe the quality records ORM can structure and maintain when applicable; customer-specific records are issued against real drawings, lots, test results and approved process requirements.
Drawing characteristics, requirements, actual measurements, gauges and pass/fail status before serial-production release where required.
Lot information, sampling plan, measured characteristics, sample readings, decisions and inspector comments.
Material specification, heat/cast identification, chemistry, mechanical properties and source documentation where available and applicable.
Part/material identification, test method, specified hardness, location readings, averages and disposition.
Base material, coating type, instrument, specified thickness, sampled readings, averages and result.
Part submission documentation can be structured for programs requiring Production Part Approval Process evidence. Capability values and declarations are reported only from actual validated program data.
Problem definition, containment, root cause, permanent corrective action, verification and closure documentation for significant or recurring issues.
Instrument identity, range/resolution, calibration dates, environmental conditions, traceability, observed error and permissible error.
Customer templates, inspection plans, control-plan outputs and release records can be incorporated when contractually required and technically applicable.
ORM does not present illustrative measurements or template declarations as completed production evidence. Actual reports are populated from the customer drawing, production lot, qualified process and measured results for the relevant program.