05: Capabilities
For technical infrastructure projects, discovering an equipment discrepancy after international delivery can create significant delays and costs. Allstar Systems incorporates inspection, verification and documentation controls into the procurement and delivery process.
Depending on project requirements, inspection can include a full set of checks before equipment is released for international transportation:
Where technically and commercially applicable, equipment may undergo functional verification before shipment:
Factory Acceptance Testing. For applicable projects, Factory Acceptance Testing can be coordinated according to agreed acceptance criteria before equipment is released for shipment.
Project documentation may include any combination of the following, coordinated and issued as part of the procurement and delivery process:
Commercial Invoice and Packing List prepared and issued in accordance with project and Incoterms requirements.
Certificate of Origin, Certificate of Quality and Certificate of Conformity obtained from applicable sources.
Manufacturer datasheets, technical specifications, manuals, drawings and applicable product documentation.
Inspection reports, functional test records and serial-number documentation for traceability.
Warranty terms, registration information and manufacturer support documentation issued with the equipment.
Air Waybill, Bill of Lading, cargo insurance and other applicable transport documents coordinated before dispatch.
Quality Through Process. Our objective is not simply to inspect equipment at the end of procurement. Quality controls are incorporated throughout the project, from requirement definition and supplier review, through procurement coordination, pre-shipment inspection, documentation and final delivery.
Send us your technical specification, equipment list, or project brief. Our team will review and respond.