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Client specification review Technical clarification and deviation control Design verification & load calculations Interface and system integration review Compliance verification against: Risk and constructability assessment Define quality objectives and acceptance criteria Assign QA/QC responsibilities Define hold points and witness points Establish document control procedures Supplier and subcontractor quality alignment Define traceability requirementsObjective:
Define mandatory inspection and verification activities throughout manufacturing and testing.
Key Inspection Stages:
Incoming material inspection
Material traceability verification
Welding procedure qualification
Dimensional inspection
Surface treatment inspection
Assembly inspection
Electrical & instrumentation checks
Functional testing
Calibration verification
Control Levels:
Hold Point (H)
Witness Point (W)
Review Point (R)
Surveillance Point (S)
Objective:
Verify system functionality, safety, and operational performance before shipment.
FAT Scope:
Mechanical functional testing
System integration verification
Load testing / proof load testing
Alarm and control verification
Communication and interface testing
Software and HMI verification
Simulation of operational scenarios
FAT Participation:
GLEN QA/QC team
Client representatives
Third-party inspectors (if required)
MDR Contents:
Approved drawings
Material certificates
Welding records
NDT reports
Calibration certificates
Inspection reports
FAT documentation
Compliance certificates
Operation & maintenance manuals
Enterprises through the IS09001 International Quality Management System and IS014001 International Environmental Management system certification. Won a number of national patents, electrical products through the national mandatory CCC attestation.