A systematic approach to quality management covers all stages of production, from incoming inspection to defect analysis and prevention.
Incoming Inspection of Materials and Components Verification of supplied components for compliance with technical requirements, safety standards, and regulatory documentation. In-process inspection: Monitoring of process parameters during welding, painting, and assembly. Department specialists monitor compliance with regulations, conduct random and comprehensive inspections, analyze deviations, and prevent the release of defective products. Final inspection of finished products  Conducting a comprehensive inspection of vehicles before transfer to the finished goods warehouse: checking body geometry, paint and coating quality, assembly of components and assemblies, leak tightness, and system functionality. Defect analysis and prevention, identification of causes of non-conformities, implementation of corrective and preventive actions, participation in projects to improve production processes. Interaction with suppliers  Supplier evaluation and audit, monitoring the consistency of quality of supplied components.

A systematic approach to quality management helps improve process efficiency and reduce the number of defects.

Stability
Stability
Ensure the stability of production processes
Efficiency
Efficiency
Reduce defect rates
Quality
Quality
Maintain high levels of customer satisfaction
Reliability
Reliability
Improve product reliability and durability
The Quality Department is a key component of the company’s management system and ensures that products comply with corporate and international standards.