The inspector should only show the non-conformities if he was trained properly and if you trust him. But that’s up to you. Some inspection firms commonly use freelancers that they don’t really know, and they require reporting (and photos) for everything. Up to you!

On-site tests & measurements
This is the place for the checks that take some time, and that are generally performed only on a few samples:

The tests (to be clearly described, including the equipment to use and the required result)
The measurements of the cartons and of the products (size and weight)
Here is an example of test:

And for the measurements:

Production status
This is where the presented quantity is noted.

Here is a common way of displaying this information:

It is extremely important to know whether the inspector could count the quantity of products (sometimes they are piled up in bulk), and whether all products were available for sampling (sometimes they are under packing or repairing).

If the inspection takes place during production, you can add some extra questions to ask the factory: how many lines are working on my products, when will you get to 50% finished, etc.

Visual defects on the product and the packing
The inspector will look for defects, will place them in the right categories (critical/major/minor), will add the numbers up, and will compare them to the AQL limits.

This is the most basic part of every QC report, and every inspector knows how to present this. Make sure you get photos, and a clear description of each defect (if it’s not obvious on the photos, indicate the size of each defect and its position on the product).

Appendix: photos
This is the place where you list the photos that you want to see, whether there are problems or not.

A good tip: describe how each photo should be taken (what angle). This way, you can compare the photos across several inspection reports. Some buyers have noticed an evolution in the manufacturing process based on this technique.

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