PSPP evaluates supplier capability, quality systems, and manufacturing processes through structured technical audits. Assignments cover supplier and capability audits, process and quality-system audits, and project-specific compliance audits — giving procurement and engineering teams an objective basis for vendor decisions.

What an audit covers

Supplier capability assessment — plant, equipment, personnel competence and actual throughput against the scope you intend to place
Quality-system audit against ISO 9001:2015, including gap assessment where a supplier is working towards certification
Process audit of the specific manufacturing route your equipment will follow — welding, coating, machining, assembly, E&I
Traceability and records audit: material control, calibration control, personnel qualification, nonconformity handling
Project-specific compliance audit against your purchase order, specification and applicable codes

An audit produces a graded finding list with objective evidence against each item, not a pass/fail opinion. PSPP audits suppliers on your behalf; it is not a certification body and an audit report is not a certificate.

Methodology

Every audit follows a written plan agreed before the visit, so the findings are defensible afterwards:

Agree the audit scope, standard and acceptance criteria with you, then issue an audit plan to the supplier
Review the supplier’s quality manual, procedures, certifications and previous audit history in advance
Audit on site against the agreed checklist — capability, competence, equipment, traceability and records
Record objective evidence against every finding and classify each one by severity
Hold a closing meeting so the supplier acknowledges the findings before the report is issued
Issue the audit report with a corrective-action request, then verify closure of each finding

Technical Audits & Supplier Assessment

What an audit covers

Scope of services

Methodology