Production Monitoring (PM)
Our production monitoring service puts an inspector on your factory floor to continually monitor production and ensure quality.
Our production monitoring service puts an inspector on your factory floor to continually monitor production and ensure quality.
Ensure that your manufacturing operations adhere to planned schedules through continuous monitoring.
QIMA’s production monitoring guarantees a more exact production timeline and better quality assurance. This service helps you identify and address delays, equipment failure, warehouse issues, non-compliance, inefficiencies, and other problems that may affect production.
On this page, you can dive deeper into:
What is Production Monitoring?
Why Do You Need Production Monitoring?
Production Monitoring Process
What are the Next Steps after Completing Production Monitoring?
QIMA Expertise
QIMA Benefits
QIMA production monitoring is a specialized on-site inspection performed to verify the production status and the inventory of raw materials.
Our inspector examines your factory and checks the quantity of the raw materials and accessories required for your products. While conducting production, factory, and manufacturing monitoring, QIMA inspectors follow established industry-standard procedures.
We provide detailed reporting for the entire or specific production cycle, accessible through our online platform.
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Keep your factory accountable from start to finish of the production run
Maintain control and visibility of the entire production process
Detect the possibility of any sub-contracting
Prevent production delays
Identify poor internal quality control from suppliers
Identify and address issues impacting quality in warehouse or production environments
Check if the factory’s declared production capacity is feasible
A one-time production check offers only a general overview of the overall production status. On the other hand, consistent monitoring over a predetermined period, such as weekly, allows for ongoing tracking and guarantees a more precise timeline and improved quality control.
A typical monitoring process includes the following checks:
Availability and planning of raw materials and accessories
Production organization and status check
Review of the production process and internal factory operations
You receive a detailed inspection report regarding production completion status, accessible through your online QIMA account. The report outlines the findings of the inspection, including photos of any deficiencies and an overall pass/fail assessment of the inspection.
Production monitoring does not control the quality of your products or corrective action plans for improvement. We recommend pairing production monitoring with a quality inspection during production. This includes using AQL sampling and/or focusing on identifying root causes and implementing corrective actions during production.
QIMA provides independent quality control designed to protect your business interests. Our neutral industry-standard production monitoring guarantees that your production meets your requirements.
Our highly trained and experienced inspectors are product experts who go through regular training in their field of specialization. They can be onsite at your factory within 48 hours of booking.
We conduct inspections for a diverse range of consumer products, including but not limited to apparel, footwear, toys, electronics, and furniture.
Create an account and book Production Monitoring
QIMA offers an intelligent online platform to help you seamlessly manage your quality control and global supply network.
You can easily book, cancel or reschedule inspections, make payments or download your inspection reports with a few clicks. We also provide a customizable dashboard with all of your quality control data, so you can identify trends and make informed decisions in real-time.
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