A material inspection report form is used by material controllers to properly document the acceptance or rejection of purchased materials through defined characteristics such as nondestructive examination, functional test, and verification of source inspection result. Easily gather the digital signatures of the manufacturing engineer and supplier representative with this paperless material inspection report form and automatically share the report to the quality manager the moment a material inspection is completed.
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Title Page
Manufacturer
Location
Material Controller
Conducted on
Material Inspection Report
General Information
Item Name
Quantity
Purchase Order Number
Supplier
Origin
Material Inspection
Conformity/nonconformity between purchase requirements and the quality record received
Whether the purchase order and the material are matched or not
Identification and mark of the material
Condition of protection packing and sealing
Filling up condition of inert gas and antiseptic
Painting condition
Whether there it chemical/physical damage or not
Nondestructive examination
Functional test
Verification of source inspection result
Should there be a non-conformance report for the material?
Report No.
Completion
Additional Comments
Material Controller Name & Signature
Manufacturing Engineer Name & Signature
Supplier Representative Name & Signature
Hugh Bailey
Material Inspection Report
A material inspection report form is used by material controllers to properly document the acceptance or rejection of purchased materials through defined characteristics such as nondestructive examination, functional test, and verification of source inspection result. Easily gather the digital signatures of the manufacturing engineer and supplier representative with this paperless material inspection report form and automatically share the report to the quality manager the moment a material inspection is completed.
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