01Purpose
Why must this stage happen?
General statements about quality do not tell a buyer what was checked. Verification ties visible workmanship and order-specific acceptance points to the drawing, sample and order record.
Engineering & Delivery
Control stage 05 of 06
Quality Verification
Check product identity, visible workmanship, dimensions, finish reference, quantity, labels and packing readiness against the controlled order record.
Buyer decision protectedThe buyer sees how acceptance points connect to documented order requirements rather than general quality claims.
Shown as process or project context. Acceptance and supply scope follow the approved order references.
Procurement decision view
Five questions that close this stage
Use these questions to prepare the review, compare scope and identify what is still unresolved before the next release.
02Buyer input
What should the buyer provide?
- Accepted drawing and sample references
- Order-specific inspection points
- Quantity and identification requirements
- Packing release requirements
03JBL Metal review
What does JBL Metal check?
- Product identity and quantity
- Applicable dimensions, orientation and workmanship
- Finish reference, edges, holes and accessories where relevant
- Issue status before release
04Risk if omitted
What can happen if it is skipped?
- Inspection criteria are broader than the agreed scope
- Finish is checked without the accepted reference
- Nonconformities and disposition are not visible to the next stage
05Controlled output
What moves forward next?
- Recorded inspection results
- Issue and disposition record where needed
- Release status for packing and delivery
What can document this stage
- Inspection results
- Issue and disposition record when required
- Photographs, labels or measurements connected to the order
What stays connected to the record
- Opening, wire or rod size and overall dimensions are checked against the drawing
- Finish, burrs, flatness, edges, holes and accessories are reviewed as applicable
- Nonconformities remain visible and completed order items are identified before packing
Process references from sample and order reviews. Acceptance points follow the approved project documents.
Buyer FAQ
Questions to resolve at stage 05
Is every product checked in the same way?
No. Checks follow the product structure, visible requirements and order-specific acceptance points.
What should finish verification use?
Use the finish description and the accepted physical or documented reference agreed for the order.
What happens if an issue is found?
The issue and its disposition should remain visible before the order moves to packing or delivery.