Manuals & program architecture
Quality manuals, responsibility matrices, process interaction, document hierarchy, retention controls, and program governance.
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Quality management systems
Not just documented. Implemented.
OQIS develops quality systems that reflect the governing requirements and the way the work is actually performed—then helps your team put every control into use.
Typical objectives
- Clear responsibility and authority
- Controlled requirements and revisions
- Repeatable inspection and acceptance
- Audit-ready objective evidence
- Corrective action that reaches root cause
Complete program support
Build the controls your operation needs.
Scope can range from a single procedure or ITP to a complete QMS development and implementation engagement.
Procedures, forms & records
Controlled procedures, work instructions, inspection forms, logs, reports, registers, and objective-evidence requirements.
Project quality planning
Project Quality Plans, ITPs, hold/witness points, control plans, inspection checklists, turnover indexes, and client-specific exhibits.
Welding quality systems
WPS/PQR/WPQ control, welder continuity, consumable controls, weld maps, traceability, NDE coordination, and qualification records.
Audit, NCR & CAPA
Internal audits, readiness reviews, findings, root-cause analysis, corrective action, effectiveness verification, and trend review.
Implementation & training
Role-based rollout, practical training, records transition, management review support, adoption checks, and ongoing administration.
Implementation path
From gap review to working system.
Every phase produces controlled deliverables and a clear review point before the next step begins.
Assess
Review the present system, scope, customer requirements, audit history, risks, and actual shop or field workflow.
Design
Define the system structure, roles, controls, approval points, documents, records, and reporting expectations.
Implement
Issue controlled documents, train assigned personnel, activate logs and forms, and support the first live work.
Verify
Audit implementation, close gaps, review performance, and adjust the system using objective evidence.
Systems may be aligned, as applicable, to ISO 9001 principles, ASME/NBIC requirements, PED 2014/68/EU conformity documentation, EN 13445/EN 13480 controls, EN ISO welding and NDT requirements, customer specifications, and contractual quality requirements.
The governing edition or amendments, harmonised-standard status, conformity-assessment route, jurisdiction, national law, certification structure, and approval authority are confirmed for each scope.Make the system usable