Testing & Inspection stages are structured in two phases:

  1. Factory verification prior to dispatch
  2. On-site inspection and functional testing following installation and service connection

Inspection records are documented and can be aligned with the project’s digital QA system to ensure traceability and accountability.

Other FAQs

How are damages or non-conformities managed?

Damages or non-conformities are managed through a three-stage QA process including factory inspection, 360° photographic documentation before dispatch, and joint on-site delivery inspection. Any issues are recorded and resolved through defined rectification procedures aligned with project quality systems.

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What quality management systems are in place?

Bathroom pods are produced under ISO 9001 quality management systems, including defined production inspections, dimensional checks before dispatch, photographic documentation, and non-conformity reporting. Additional certifications may apply based on project requirements, with documentation supporting traceability and the Golden Thread.

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How is documentation managed to support the Golden Thread of information?

Documentation is managed across design, manufacture, and inspection stages, including drawings, QA records, testing results, material traceability, and as-built information. These records can be integrated into digital systems to support the Golden Thread of information.

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