DURING PRODUCTION INSPECTION

During Production Inspection (DURPO or DPI) usually occurs when between 10% to 60% of your product is manufactured and packing for export has begun. It forms part of your overall quality assurance program and allows you to take corrective action against defects at an early stage.

• Monitor the production speed and check if your specifications are being followed;
• Identify inconsistencies at an early stage and avoid costly corrections;
• Assure consistency in product quality and secure final product delivery;
• Enhance supplier management and bring transparency to your supply chain;
• Improve customer satisfaction and strengthen your brand reputation;

• Planning: The importer, manufacturer, and third-party inspection company devise and agree upon the inspection scope and criteria.
• Random Sampling: The inspector selects a random sample of units from the production line according to the requirements.
• Quality Assessment: The selected units are inspected for conformity with specifications, including dimensions, colors, materials, workmanship, and more.
• Process Review: The inspector assesses the production processes and environment for potential issues that could affect product quality.
• Reporting: The inspector creates a detailed inspection report with findings, recommendations, and photographs.
• Corrective Actions: The manufacturer implements any necessary corrective actions if issues are identified.

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