Quality is engineered into the process before the first part is cut. Approved procedures, qualified people, controlled material, inspection and traceability accompany every stage from incoming goods to the finished assembly.
Certificate applicability is confirmed against the project, manufacturing location and required scope. Additional current documentation is available through a technical enquiry.
ISO/TS 22163 railway quality management system
Welding of railway vehicles and components
Adhesive bonding of railway vehicles and components
Quality requirements for fusion welding
Execution of steel and aluminium structures
Quality management system
Environmental management system
Occupational health and safety management system
Responsibilities, procedures and inspections are defined before production begins.
The applicable material, process, inspection and documentation requirements are defined before manufacturing begins.
The project route identifies the relevant production responsibility, procedures and personnel for the agreed scope.
Inspection and production records follow the part through the manufacturing stages defined for the project.
The manufactured output, required records and open interfaces are closed in the delivery state agreed with the customer.
Inspection methods are applied according to project specifications and approved procedures by certified personnel. Results are recorded and linked to the production documentation of the inspected part.
Direct and aided visual inspection of surfaces, joints and welds.
Detection of surface-opening flaws using penetrant and developer.
Surface and near-surface flaw detection on ferromagnetic material.
Internal flaw detection using high-frequency sound waves.
Internal examination of welds and material using X-ray or gamma techniques.
Verification of leak tightness for welded and sealed assemblies.
Applicability Method availability, qualification and applicability are confirmed against the current project requirement before production release.
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