Sanitary napkin OEM system engineering Sanitary napkin OEM strict standards and work procedures

Sanitary napkin OEM system engineering

Sanitary napkin OEM Strict benchmark, work procedures

After the raw and auxiliary materials enter the factory, they will be verified by the warehouse manager. The verification content includes: the name of the raw and auxiliary materials, the manufacturer, the quantity, the production date or batch, the certificate of conformity, etc., and the raw and auxiliary materials verification record will be filled in. Then, the process quality department will be notified to take samples and inspect them according to the corresponding inspection procedures. After passing the inspection, the warehousing procedures will be carried out.

Sanitary napkin OEM Strict benchmark, monitoring and measurement of raw and auxiliary materials According to the impact on the quality of the final product, the raw and auxiliary materials are divided into two categories, among which Class A raw and auxiliary materials have a greater impact on the quality of the final product, and Class B raw and auxiliary materials have a smaller impact on the quality of the final product. The process quality department is responsible for formulating the quality standards of various raw and auxiliary materials. The process quality department is responsible for formulating process inspection procedures, including: setting of sampling points, monitoring indicators, indicator measurement procedures, monitoring frequency, etc.

Sanitary napkin OEM Strict benchmark, process monitoring and measurement First piece inspection: At the beginning of production or after the commissioning and adjustment of the machine equipment, the first, first batch or first few products manufactured are inspected.

On-line inspection: Track and inspect the quality of products at all times during the entire process.

Tour inspection: QA and QC inspect the quality of products in related processes at a certain time interval or a certain number of intervals during the production process at the production site.

Finished product inspection: Inspection of the final finished product in batch production.

Outbound inspection: Inspection of the shipped finished product when outbound.

The process quality department is responsible for monitoring and measuring the process according to the process inspection procedures and keeping relevant records.