What is the difference between in-plant inspection and shipment inspection? Which type of materials are they used for in procurement, respectively?
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What is the difference between in-plant inspection and shipment inspection, and for which types of materials are they used in procurement?
On-site inspection falls under process monitoring, focusing on key processes, quality control points, commissioning, and testing. For the transportation inspection of key equipment and important materials, it is a type of sampling inspection that focuses on checking the main external surfaces, software documentation, as well as the quantity and packaging. General materials and equipment
This post was last edited by sqtala on 2015-12-23 at 13:12. On-site inspection is part of the equipment manufacturing supervision process, and it is generally specified in the contract. Performance tests of key equipment and inspections at important stages usually require on-site verification to be carried out by the manufacturer (seller), under the supervision of the buyer. Shipment inspection is generally carried out after all manufacturing and testing tasks are completed, prior to shipment. It relies mainly on visual inspection, focusing on the external integrity of the equipment, compliance, and packaging, and is usually carried out by the buyer.