Quality is the extension of enterprise life

We all know that the result that the factory pursues is the best Q, C, D (ie quality, cost, delivery). For example, the goal of lean production is the best quality, the shortest delivery and the lowest cost. These three items are very important. If they must be sorted, the quality must be the first. If the quality cannot be guaranteed, the subsequent delivery time and cost will be meaningless.

"Quality front" is a highlight here. The so-called quality pre-position means starting from mold design, quality personnel participating in risk assessment, managing customer quality requirements from the front end, then to employee training, product mass production, etc. In every link, quality awareness must run through always. There is a saying that goes well: "Quality is manufactured, not tested." This sentence well confirms that all enterprises pay attention to quality.

Quality is not something that happens overnight, and quality is not just the promotion of some advanced tools and techniques, but should be a quality culture established from top to bottom.

With the continuous enhancement of national quality awareness, people's requirements for product quality will become higher and higher, which is the inevitable law of market development. If a company cannot adapt to such market demands, it can only be eliminated. May we all have a clear understanding and firmly protect the lifeline of quality. Starting from the most basic 6S on site, to the maintenance of equipment, around the links of "man, machine, material, method and environment", we work for the purpose of "quasi-delivery, zero complaints, and customer satisfaction."