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Quality and Triage

Independent triage and quality system uplift after failure. Rapid root cause acceptance gates and a controlled restart.

​​Service Description
We stabilise the situation run independent triage and drive corrective and preventive actions. We map defects and risks stand up the right technical bench and implement the fix plan with clear acceptance criteria and quality gates.

What we deliver:
A containment and recovery plan a verified root cause report an approved corrective action plan test and inspection records and a documentary trail that satisfies regulators insurers and customers.

Our Process
Discovery and containment: Make the asset safe preserve evidence collect data and agree the definition of done. Root cause and risk: Run structured root cause analysis map failure paths and rank risks to focus effort. Corrective actions: Define rework repair or replace plans assign owners and start the controlled fix. Verification and acceptance: Execute tests inspections and witness checks produce evidence and signoffs. Restart and handover: Monitor early life performance record lessons learned and transfer the pack to operations.

Ideal for:
Ideal for: Production or maintenance quality failures repeat defects audit findings customer returns supplier quality escapes and restart after incident or outage.


Quality evidence pack:

  • Non conformance log and defect map
    Root cause report and risk ranking
    Corrective and preventive action plan with owners and dates
    Inspection and test records and witness reports
    Acceptance criteria and signoff sheets
    Change control and training records where required
    Insurer and regulator correspondence and approvals

Independent view and single accountable team. Clear gates from containment to acceptance. Full documentary trail and measured time to restart.

We will confirm the failure mode the acceptance criteria and the fastest credible path to restart. Confidential. No obligation. Straight expert advice.

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