Quality Inspection Methodology in Vietnam

How FULITES turns buyer requirements, AQL sampling, onsite checks and photo evidence into a decision-ready inspection report.

A Buyer-Grade Inspection Workflow

The scope is agreed before the visit. Findings are tied to the inspected lot, sample, checklist and conditions observed on the inspection date.

01

Scope Lock

Confirm purchase order, specifications, approved sample, defect definitions, tests, packaging and reporting language.

02

Readiness & Lot Check

Record production status, available quantity, packed quantity, SKU mix and any access or readiness limitation.

03

Sampling Plan

Use the buyer-approved sampling level and AQL limits. ISO 2859-1 or ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 may be referenced when specified in the engagement.

04

Onsite Verification

Check workmanship, dimensions, function, quantity, packaging, labels and product-specific requirements within the agreed scope.

05

Defect Classification

Record critical, major and minor findings against agreed acceptance limits, with exceptions clearly identified.

06

Decision-Ready Report

Deliver traceable photos, results, limitations and a clear Pass, Fail or Pending conclusion for the buyer's final disposition.

Evidence Designed for Remote Decisions

Lot & sample traceability

Factory, PO, SKU, lot size, sample size, readiness and visit details.

Photo-rich findings

Overall product, workmanship, defects, measurements, tests, labels and packaging.

Exceptions and limitations

Unavailable equipment, denied access, incomplete production or missing documents are recorded, not hidden.

Corrective-action path

The buyer can request sorting, rework, evidence from the factory or a follow-up inspection before release.

Important: Referencing an inspection or sampling standard does not mean FULITES certifies the factory or product. A readiness review is not a BSCI, SMETA, WRAP or ISO certification audit. Formal certification must be performed by an appropriately accredited body.

The Buyer Makes the Final Decision

FULITES reports observed evidence and does not release, reject or certify goods on the buyer's behalf unless the written scope explicitly authorizes a defined action. Material conflicts must be disclosed, and undisclosed supplier commissions are not accepted in buyer-side engagements.

✓ Buyer-approved scope before inspection

✓ Findings tied to evidence

✓ Limitations disclosed

✓ No certification claims outside scope

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