Quality assurance operates in three stages:
- Factory inspection and internal non-conformity control
- 360° interior photo documentation prior to dispatch
- Joint on-site inspection at delivery
Any issues are documented and managed through defined rectification procedures aligned with project QA systems.
Other FAQs
How are Testing & Inspection (T&I) stages structured?
Testing and inspection are carried out in two stages: factory verification before dispatch and on-site inspection and functional testing after installation and service connection. All inspection records are documented and can be integrated into the project’s digital QA system to ensure full traceability and accountability.
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.
How are pods protected during transport?
Bathroom pods are protected during transport through multiple protective measures. Each unit is fully shrink-wrapped in polyethylene, fitted with a temporary metal door, and supplied with additional protective sheeting. These measures safeguard the pods from weather exposure, handling damage, and short-term site storage risks. Condition is verified through a joint inspection upon delivery.