Quality Assurance

Delivering Quality Products, On Time

Our customers are some of the best-known companies within aerospace, defense, space and industrial sectors, each demanding the highest levels of quality and service.

As a leading global supply chain management service, our aim is to help our customers achieve seamless operations by delivering the right quality product at the right time.

From chemicals and electronics to hardware, Incora™ ensures certified, reliable products delivered on time to support and exceed customer satisfaction.

At Incora, we strive toward perfect quality performance and quality management compliance and believe this is vitally important to not only our success, but the success of our customers too.

In a global supply chain business servicing thousands of customers, quality is a multifaceted concept that encompasses several key elements to ensure products and services consistently meet or exceed customer expectations.

The Main Aspects of Incora Quality Assurance in Such a Context

By focusing on these aspects, an international supply chain business can ensure high-quality products and services, leading to increased customer satisfaction and competitive advantage in the market.

Compliance with Standards

Adhering to international quality standards and regulations, such as AS/EN9100, AS/EN9120, and ASA-100, which sets out the criteria for a quality management system. Compliance ensures that products meet safety, environmental, and performance standards

Supplier Quality Management

Implementing robust processes to evaluate and monitor suppliers. This includes regular audits, performance reviews, and establishing clear quality expectations to ensure that all components and materials meet the required standards

Customer Satisfaction

Focusing on customer feedback and satisfaction metrics to continuously improve products and services. This involves addressing customer complaints promptly and effectively, and using feedback to drive quality improvements

Continuous Improvement

Adopting a culture of continuous improvement, where processes are regularly reviewed and optimized for better efficiency and quality. This can involve lean manufacturing techniques, Six Sigma methodologies, and other quality improvement frameworks

Risk Management

Identifying and mitigating risks that could impact product quality, such as supply chain disruptions, geopolitical issues, or natural disasters. This includes having contingency plans in place to maintain quality standards under various scenarios

Technology and Innovation

Leveraging advanced technologies such as automation, and AI to enhance quality control processes. These technologies can provide real-time monitoring and analytics to detect and address quality issues promptly