Drawing revision and datum structure
The requirement is confirmed in the project scope rather than assumed from a generic internal target.
Quality assurance
Quality is defined before production begins.
Inspection is most useful when the drawing, critical requirements, method, frequency, and acceptance criteria are clear. DTM connects these decisions to the manufacturing release.
Inspection against released requirementsControl framework
Measure what matters to function and assembly.
- Requirement reviewDrawing revision, datums, tolerances, finish, critical characteristics, and acceptance criteria.
- First article & in-process inspectionCMM and appropriate gauges are selected according to the released drawing and agreed inspection scope.
- Process controlFirst-off checks, defined process settings, sampling, and feedback through the production run.
- Project documentationDimensional, material, and approval records supplied when they are part of the agreed project requirement.
Before quotation and release
Quality requirements to define early.
Critical dimensions and appearance criteria
The requirement is confirmed in the project scope rather than assumed from a generic internal target.
Inspection method and reporting scope
The requirement is confirmed in the project scope rather than assumed from a generic internal target.
Sampling, approval, and change-control expectations
The requirement is confirmed in the project scope rather than assumed from a generic internal target.
Start with the available requirements
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