Precision is measured.
Quality is documented.
Precision manufacturing backed by documented processes, material verification, and measured results.
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Discipline behind every component.
Relentless Manufacturing maintains a documented quality management system covering customer requirement review, purchasing controls, material certification review, manufacturing, inspection, nonconformance management, and continual improvement.
Understand the requirement
Customer drawings, specifications, inspection needs, and documentation requirements establish the scope of the job.
Control materials and purchasing
Purchasing controls and material certification review support the requirements specified for each project.
Inspect and document
Manufacturing and dimensional inspection are supported by the records appropriate to the agreed scope.
Address and improve
Nonconformance management and continual improvement help strengthen the process behind the part.
A QMS provides process discipline, not a guarantee of zero defects.
Compliance initiatives.
These programs are actively in progress. The bars below are illustrative planning estimates, rather than verified measures of certification or registration readiness.
ISO 9001
Quality management system implementation is underway.
ITAR / DDTC
ITAR registration with the U.S. Department of State’s DDTC is being pursued.
CMMC
Cybersecurity controls and assessment preparation are underway.
Clear requirements. Appropriate records.
Material traceability
We review specified alloys, conditions, material specifications, and supplier material test reports. Traceability is maintained as required by each purchase order and contract.
Inspection & first articles
Our FARO metrology system and dimensional inspection practices support inspection documentation. AS9102 first article inspection reporting is reviewed and scoped during quotation when required.
Finishes & special processes
Requirements for anodizing, conversion coating, passivation, and other special processing are reviewed against customer specifications and supporting records, as applicable.
Define quality at the RFQ stage.
Discuss inspection reports, material certification, and sensitive technical data requirements with us before submitting your project.
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