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Drawing Up the Inspection Plan
Bring together every source of requirements and, for each characteristic, define how, when and by whom it is inspected.

Drawing Up the Inspection Plan
Date: 4 September 2026
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Bring together every source of requirements and, for each characteristic, define how, when and by whom it is inspected.
Date: _______________ Part: _______________ Inspector: _______________
Bring together every source of requirements and, for each characteristic, define how, when and by whom it is inspected.
- All four sources are included: drawing, quality assurance requirements codes, rulebook and process parameters.
- Critical characteristics are classified; ballistically relevant characteristics are inspected 100 percent.
- For each characteristic, nominal value, tolerance, test equipment, inspection severity, timing and responsibility are defined.
- Process characteristics are captured, such as temperature control, heat input, re-drying and residual field.
- Sampling is used only for non-critical characteristics, justified and documented, with customer approval where necessary.
- The approval requirement has been checked: inspection specification, inspection sequence plan and quality assurance plan are submitted to the customer where required.
- Measuring equipment is available and calibrated; every tolerance is verifiable.
- The customer's forms have been obtained and are being used.
Reference values for guidance only, without warranty. Standard texts, manufacturer data and your own trials are binding.
