Quality Assurance and Control
Ensure defect-free product shipment
Supplier Control
- Evaluate/Audit suppliers to ensure suitability
- Monitor suppliers to ensure performance and requirements are maintained
Verify incoming materials
- Perform sampling and inspection of incoming materials
- Maintain IQC records for continuous supplier monitoring and improvement.
In-Process Quality Control
- Conduct in-process inspections and audits and ensure associated standards are met
- Submit failure analysis reports and work with engineering staff for problem solving/needed improvements
Assure outgoing product quality
- Perform visual & functional inspection, reliability testing
- Submit failure analysis reports and alert engineering staff
Quality Control Competencies
Eastek's Supplier Quality
Engineering teams works with our approved suppliers to ensure the highest level of quality and delivery of materials.
Internal audits
Internal Process audits and Quality Management System audits are conducted regularly to ensure compliance, effectiveness, efficiency, and risk mitigation.
In-house control
Multiple layers of quality control are set in place at each of our factories to ensure the highest level of quality.
Оn-site inspection of raw materials
Incoming materials are inspected and verified prior to use in production.
All requirements specified in writing
Eastek documents all of the product specifications and requirements to ensure there are no uncertainties.
Changes secure approval process
All changes are conducted in a controlled manner. All changes are thoroughly reviewed, verified, and approved prior to implementation.
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Quality is our first priority. Ensuring product meets our customer’s requirements and expectations.
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between Quality Assurance and Quality Control?
Quality Assurance (QA):Quality Assurance is a proactive approach that aims at preventing defects and maintaining customer satisfaction at the process level.
Quality Control (QC):Quality Control is a reactive approach which focuses on finding defects on the product itself.
What are the benefits of Quality Assurance and Quality Control in Manufacturing?
Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control Result Benefits:
– Consistency and Reliability
– Reduced risk
– Reduced scrap/cost/errors
– Higher Product Quality
– Meet customer delivery dates and project deadlines
– Maintain customer satisfaction
– Always improving
What sets Eastek's Quality apart from other manufacturers?
Quality is a culture at Eastek. Quality begins day one for us, and never stops being our top priority. Our planning, processes, and decisions are all built from the foundation that quality is first.
We are always pushing to meet or exceed our customer’s expectations and requirements. Our continuous improvement efforts at Eastek are an endless journey. We are alway searching for further optimization and better solutions.
Eastek has experience producing top quality products for various industries. Our quality management systems are certified worldwide including ISO:9001:2015, ISO:13485:2016, IATF 16949:2016, ISO:14001:2015, ISO 45001 2018.
What does Eastek's Quality Assurance process look like?
Eastek’s QA process stems from a four step cycle that is continuously used for consistent quality and improvement.
Step 1: Plan
– Identify project requirements and needs, set goals and timing, identify risks, identity resources, develop a solution and plan to carry out.
Step 2: Do
– Implementation on set project/need based on the documented plan. Includes training and standardization on the associated processes.
Step 3: Check
– Does the implemented solution work? Where goals and dates achieved? Evaluate the results in terms of performance, and ensure performance sustainability.
Step 4: Act
– Understand root cause(s) on why solution didn’t achieve targets/goals and establish another plan for improved solution.
– If all goals achieved, congratulate team on success.
– Even after project completion, Eastek continues to look for further improvements and optimizations following this PDCA cycle.
What does Eastek do to ensure we meet our customer's requirements and expectations?
It starts with communication. Eastek looks to be in constant communication with our customers to ensure your requirements and expectations are always clear.
Whether through periodic meetings, quarterly business reviews, scorecards, or customer satisfaction surveys, Eastek is always looking for feedback and always gauging where we stand in meeting our customer’s requirements & expectations. We continuously monitor our customer’s satisfaction and adapt/adjust where needed to ensure customer satisfaction in maintained.