Documentation
Number, version, units and critical characteristics.
OEM AND SERIAL SUPPLY
Sample, batch control, labeling and packaging for repeat orders.
OEM AND SERIAL SUPPLY
For an OEM supply, it is important to associate the part number, drawing version, inspection specifications, and packaging requirements. Changes to documentation must be separate from re-ordering a previously agreed version.

WHAT TO CHECK
The composition of the records is determined by the purchasing program and the risks of the part.
Number, version, units and critical characteristics.
Checking geometry, material and working surface.
Methods, frequency and form of batch records.
Marking, surface protection and packaging.
HOW THE WORK IS CONSTRUCTED
After the initial confirmation, control data and identification requirements are stored. A repeat order is verified against current documentation before launch.
Checking the technological route.
Coordination of characteristics and packaging.
Verification of the version and volume of the new batch.
RESULT
The marking of boxes, protection of parts and the composition of accompanying data are consistent with the buyer’s warehouse and assembly logic.
BEFORE AGREEMENT
Once the template is confirmed, the requirements are translated into a manageable set of documents. The drawing version, critical characteristics, sampling, marking and packaging are recorded. Changes in material, process or geometry are evaluated before the next batch and should not be left undetected.
List of checks and result allowing serial production.
Unified edition of the drawing and agreed deviations.
Critical characteristics and scope of inspection of each batch.
Order identification, changes and traceability.
NEXT STEP
Add drawing revisions, control plan, labeling and packaging requirements.