Final Random Inspection

Final Random Inspection (FRI) is the detailed visual inspection of goods before shipment. It is generally conducted on the premises of the manufacturer, on samples selected according to defined sampling procedures. The inspection criteria covering quality, quantity, marking and packing are based on the client's specifications and reference samples, as provided. Upon completion of FRI a detailed inspection report is sent to the client and our inspection

During Production Inspection

During Production Inspection is a visual inspection of products as available during production. DUPRO is offered in combination with the Final Random Inspection (FRI) and other on-line production checks such as Pre-Production Check (PPC). As part of these multi-stage inspections, the execution of the purchase order is closely monitored and the intermediary reports will also keep you informed about the production progress relative to the delivery terms.

SA8000

SA8000 is based on the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Convention on the Rights of the Child and various International Labor Organization (ILO) conventions. SA8000 covers the following areas of accountability:Child labor , Forced labor, Workplace safety and health, The right to organize, Discrimination, Workplace discipline, Working hours, Wages, Management system for Human Resources Dominic A. Tarantino, Chairman of Price Waterhouse described SA8000 in 1998 as "the first ever universal standard for ethical sourcing. SA8000 is an initiative of the Council On Economic Priorities, a New York based research organization. It provides a common framework for ethical sourcing for companies of any size and any type, anywhere in the world. SA8000 sets out provisions for issues such as trade union rights, the use of child labor, working hours, health and safety at work, and fair pay." However, it does not address broader issues of ecology or bribery or other issues which may require more consumer or executive restraint. Tarantino further argues the need for moral leadership

Container loading Inspection

The purpose of this inspection is to ensure your goods are loaded in a proper manner; containers are not defective and relatively clean.Damaged containers i.e. broken welding seams, gaps etc. especially on the roof, are at high risk for water damages …. Either, sea water or rain. Damaged containers are excluded from any transport insurance!

 

General notes to inspections

The purpose of product inspection is to ensure that the vendor's consignment of the finished product complies with the contractual requirements. The following aspects of the specification form the basis of product judgment

• Safety
  The compliance to safety international regulations
• Performance
  The electrical, mechanical and general function and usability
• Appearance
  The condition of finish, printing and marking
• Packaging
  The condition of packing, marking (including barcode verification) and accessories