Scroll horizontally inside each engineering lane. The quality gate is the decision point: accepted work advances; non-acceptable work returns through repair and re-inspection.
01 / Planning → procurementCONTROL STARTS BEFORE STEEL IS CUT.
01Review of drawings, specifications, QAP, WPSS & standard
02Resource planning
Man · Machine · Material · Method
03Project schedule & fabrication plan
04Received purchase / work order
Procurement pathMaterial procurement
Steel & other consumable items
Approval pathApproval from client / engineer
QAP / WPSS
05 · RECEIPT OF MATERIAL
02 / Material controlEVERY PIECE ENTERS A CONTROLLED CHAIN.
01Incoming inspection
Dimension · Grade · TC · Visual
02Identification & traceability
03Storage
04Fabrication release
03 / FabricationFROM MARKING TO IN-PROCESS INSPECTION.
01Marking & measurement
02Cutting
Manual / CNC
03Edge preparation & bending
04Sub-assembly & welding
05Dimension check
06In-process inspection
04 / Inspection → DecisionThe quality gate.
01Visual inspection
As per QAP
02NDT
UT / RT / MPI · As per QAP
03Dimension inspection04Inspection records & documentation
Re-inspection↶Back to inspection
YES PATH ACTIVE — Accepted work proceeds to trail-assembly and final Client / Railway / TPI inspection.
05 / Surface protectionPROTECT THE ENGINEERED PRODUCT.
01Surface preparation
02Grit blasting
03Primer & finish paint
04DFT & adhesion test
06 / Release → deliveryCONTROLLED RELEASE TO SITE.
01Painting inspection
02Release clearance
03Packing & loading
04Dispatch
07 / Final assembly → completionTHE BUILD BECOMES INFRASTRUCTURE.
01Part assembly
02Weld / bolt tightening
03Launching
04Final inspection
05Completion
01 / Plan
START WITH THE DETAIL.
The process begins with review of drawings, specifications, QAP, WPSS and standards, followed by resource planning across Man · Machine · Material · Method.