Section 11
Capability Statement · BETA Projects
Quality Assurance

Quality is controlled throughout — not inspected at the end.

Eight controlled stages carry every commercial supply engagement from project review to post-delivery support. Each stage has documented controls, defined outputs and a written record that follows the order from mill to site.

01Stage 01
Pre-Contract

Project Review

Every engagement begins with a structured intake — programme, scope, specification and site constraints reviewed before any commercial commitment is made.

Fig. 01 · Project Intake
Programme
Handover date, staged completion
Scope
Areas, m², substrate, transitions
Specification
Product data, finishes, tolerances
Constraints
Access, storage, site logistics
Controls
  • Documented intake brief
  • Programme mapped against sailings
  • Category owner assigned
Recorded Outputs
  • Signed intake summary
  • Preliminary risk register
02Stage 02
Pre-Production

Specification Confirmation

Design intent is reconciled with manufacturer capability. Every parameter — from wear layer to board length — is confirmed in writing before production is scheduled.

Fig. 02 · Specification Read-Back
ParameterSpecifiedConfirmed
Wear Layer0.55 mm0.55 mm
Board Length2200 mm2200 mm
Colour RefBP-OAK-04ΔE < 1.2
BevelMicro 4-sideConfirmed
Controls
  • Line-by-line read-back
  • Manufacturer written confirmation
  • Change control protocol
Recorded Outputs
  • Confirmed technical schedule
  • Locked specification revision
03Stage 03
Pre-Production

Sample Approval

A master reference panel is produced and signed by both client and manufacturer. Every subsequent batch is measured against this retained physical reference.

Fig. 03 · Master Reference Panel
Signed · Retained
Panel 01Ref A
Panel 02Ref A
Panel 03Ref A
Client Sign-OffApproved
Controls
  • Physical master panel
  • Client sign-off recorded
  • Retained sample archive
Recorded Outputs
  • Signed reference panel
  • Colour and grade baseline
04Stage 04
Production

Manufacturing Quality Inspections

Before the run is released, raw material, tooling and first-article panels are inspected against the confirmed specification and master reference.

Fig. 04 · Pre-Run Inspections
Gate QC1
01
Raw Material
Board grade, core density, moisture
02
Tooling
Blade condition, calibration set
03
Coating
Cure schedule, film thickness
04
First Article
Full inspection prior to run release
Controls
  • Raw material verification
  • Line calibration check
  • First-article approval
Recorded Outputs
  • Pre-run inspection report
  • Approved release to production
05Stage 05
Production

Production Monitoring

Runs are monitored continuously. Random panel pulls, dimensional checks and coating tests are recorded across the production window, not sampled at the end.

Fig. 05 · Run Monitoring
10-Day Window
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
D8
D9
D10
Line A
Line B
QC Pulls
Controls
  • Random panel pulls
  • Dimensional sampling
  • Coating and surface tests
Recorded Outputs
  • Daily production log
  • Batch traceability record
06Stage 06
Pre-Dispatch

Pre-Shipment Inspections

Before the container is sealed, every pack is reconciled against the production log, packaging is audited and container loading is photographed for record.

Fig. 06 · Pre-Shipment Gate
Gate QC3
01Batch Reconciliation
Every pack matched to production log
02Dimensional Sampling
Random pulls · tolerance verified
03Packaging Audit
Label, moisture seal, corner protection
04Container Loading
Photographic record, seal number captured
Controls
  • Batch reconciliation
  • Packaging audit
  • Loading photographic record
Recorded Outputs
  • Pre-shipment inspection report
  • Sealed container record
07Stage 07
Logistics

Delivery Coordination

Freight, customs, quarantine and site delivery are coordinated in reverse from the project's handover date — with buffered milestones for exception handling.

Fig. 07 · Delivery Path
Leg 01
Vessel
Sailing confirmed
Leg 02
Port
Customs cleared
Leg 03
Depot
Unpack · reconcile
Leg 04
Site
Scheduled window
Controls
  • Vessel and routing confirmed
  • Customs pre-clearance
  • Site delivery window agreed
Recorded Outputs
  • Delivery schedule
  • Site receipt reconciliation
08Stage 08
Post-Delivery

Commercial Support After Delivery

The relationship continues after handover. Batch records are retained, reorder continuity is managed against the master reference, and warranty matters are coordinated directly with the manufacturer.

Fig. 08 · Post-Delivery Support
01
Batch Records
Full documentation held on file
02
Reorder Continuity
Same mill · matched to master reference
03
Technical Queries
Direct manufacturer channel maintained
04
Warranty Coordination
Managed against original supply record
Controls
  • Retained batch records
  • Reorder against master reference
  • Direct manufacturer channel
Recorded Outputs
  • Post-delivery reference file
  • Ongoing supply continuity
Procurement Assurance

Every stage documented. Every batch traceable. Every decision on file.

Traceability
Every pack tagged to run, batch and production date.
Documentation
Reports and photographic records retained per order.
Continuity
Reorders held against the retained master reference.
Engagement

Open a procurement conversation on an upcoming project.

Enquiries are read against project fit, category and programme prior to engagement.