Quality

Shared requirements, relevant tests and documentation to assess the scope of supply.

From expectations to acceptance criteria

The quality of a supply is assessed against shared requirements and relevant tests. Defining these elements helps engineering and purchasing teams compare expectations, the solution and delivery.

Characteristics to verify, test conditions and delivery documents become common references for engineers, purchasing teams and project managers.

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Three elements to agree

Requirements

Required functions, reference product and operating conditions.

Acceptance

Characteristics to verify, test method and acceptance criteria.

Evidence and delivery

Agreed documentation, verification results and information for operation and maintenance.

An organised approach to quality

Quality system documentation covers document management, customer-related processes, purchasing, production activities, internal audits, non-conformities and improvement. These areas connect supply management to organisational responsibilities.

CERTIFICATIONS

The quality management system

ISO 9001:2015

The certification covers the design, manufacture, assembly, servicing and supervision of installation of industrial machines and plants.

Issued: 19 February 2024 · Expiry shown on the certificates: 4 February 2027.

ISO 9001:2015 Certificate

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Testing and system knowledge

The Innovation Center hosts development and verification activities. Services supports system management after commissioning.

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EcoVadis

Corporate sustainability assessment

SUSTAINABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY

An improvement journey with EcoVadis

IOCCO participates in the EcoVadis assessment process, which analyses corporate sustainability practices based on documented policies, actions and results.

The assessment covers four areas: environment, labour and human rights, ethics and sustainable procurement. It provides a reference for identifying improvement priorities and making dialogue with customers and partners across the supply chain more transparent.

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THE SUPPLY JOURNEY

From requirements to commissioning.

An agreed scope for design, construction, verification and delivery.

Activities, responsibilities, documents and acceptance criteria are defined for each project. The process adapts to the scope of supply: tooling, a machine, an integration or a complete line.

01 / DEFINE

Requirements and scope of supply

Products, operations, conditions of use and interfaces with other systems form the basis of the discussion. IOCCO’s contribution, site provisions and activities to be carried out by the customer or other suppliers are clarified.

02 / BUILD

Design and construction

Mechanical, electrical and software design, construction and assembly are coordinated around the agreed functions. Integration considers connections with existing machines and production flows.

03 / VERIFY

Pre-delivery acceptance testing · FAT

Where included, the Factory Acceptance Test verifies agreed functions and requirements at the manufacturer’s premises. Samples, test conditions, acceptance criteria and recording of results are defined for the project.

04 / COMMISSION

Installation and on-site verification · SAT

Installation, commissioning and Site Acceptance Testing, where included, verify the system in the customer’s environment. Methods, responsibilities and on-site test conditions are agreed in relation to the plant and production availability.

05 / DELIVER

Documentation and training

Operating and maintenance manuals, technical documentation and verification records form part of the agreed documentation package. Operator and maintenance training supports the planned commissioning and operating activities.

06 / SUPPORT

Support and upgrades

Assistance, spare parts and further training are organised around plant needs and service agreements. IOCCO remains the direct point of contact for assessing interventions and future developments.

How will we verify the result?

Let’s define the characteristics to check and the acceptance criteria for the project.

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