Dim quality office at night with copper light on paper charts, calipers, and a dark wood desk

Wang Thonglang · study folio

The inspection book, drawn so the line can see it.

We read the sheets a plant already keeps and leave a folio the quality manager can brief from.

Ask for a plant study

How a study moves from the books to the briefing

Open cloth-bound folio of charts on dark wood with a burgundy ribbon

The study plants ask for first

A Plant Quality Picture

One line. Up to ninety days of the inspection book and the scrap tickets. The folio is drawn by hand from those pages and briefed with the people who run the shift.

  1. 01Defect codes as the inspectors wrote them, including codes the procedure forgot.
  2. 02A week-by-week scrap picture in pieces, kilograms, or cartons — the unit the line already uses.
  3. 03Rows we cannot read are left unread. A guessed code is not a kindness.
  4. 04One revision after the plant checks names, then a briefing of about an hour.

Read the scope, the fee, and what sits outside it

The night shift was still writing solder splash after the day shift had folded that fault into bridge. The first draft joined them. I wanted them apart.

Siriporn Saelee, quality manager, Lat Krabang · Plant Quality Picture

Other work from the same desk

When the question is narrower

Where the books can come

The office, and the plants we visit

Bangkok lines are visited within the starting fee of a Plant Quality Picture. Samut Prakan, Pathum Thani, and Chonburi are written into the quote when the books cannot travel. Copies can also be carried to the office.

18/2 Lat Phrao Road, Khlong Chaokho Laem, Wang Thonglang, Bangkok 10310

Telephone (02-538-4901) on weekdays. A letter through the form is usually how a study starts: line name, product, and how far back the books go. We answer within two working days.

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