A Factory Audit are conducted at your supplier’s manufacturing facilities to examine their manufacturing capacities, quality management system, to provide assurance of regulatory compliance and assess product quality to identify workplace safety. Our audits range from verifying business transactions, safety and compliance checks of processes and systems.
A Factory Audit is used to assess if your potential supplier is a real company and who’s exporting license is being used.Conducting audits help ensure your compliance with global market, industry and regulatory requirements.
Supplier Audits provide you with clear picture of your supplier’s business and policies, along with information outlining corrective action, if necessary. Goodada Supplier Audits aim to help you build long-term relations with your suppliers and achieve continuous improvement.
Goodada offers a range of supplier audit programs to help you engage with capable and ethical suppliers:
Contact Person: Aidan Conaty
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Phone:(Europe/ Rest of the World) +353 1 885 3919 ; (UK) +44.020.3287.2990 ; (North America) +1.518.290.6604
Step 1 - Customer fills out an online inspection request form.
Step 2 - Inspection coordinator confirms the inspection request and assigns an inspector to your inspection.
Step 3 - Customer makes payment for inspection.
Step 4 - Inspector then visits the factory and follows inspection protocol as per inspection order details.
Step 5 - Inspection coordinator will review and upload inspection report within 48 hours of inspection date.*
Step 6 - Client can download and review report, plus request a call back to discuss inspection report and result.
Reduce the Risks - A Factory Auditor visits the factory to confirm that the factory is real, it has the ability to make the product to the standards that you require and has a proven track record of selling the same or similar product into your market or a similar market.
Reduce the Costs - Bad Suppliers and Sellers will cost you money and time. From avoiding scams to reducing failed product costs a Factory Audit will allow you verify and select the most suitable Supplier
Seller Verification - A Factory Audit confirms who is actually selling and exporting the product to you. Ideally you should be dealing direct with the factory, however there is often a middle man involved. That can increase the risk to you!
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