G&W PRECISION GROUP

Quality Control

ISO 9001:2008 Certifications

In today's competitive environment, the need for quality products and services goes without saying, and to ensure that the highest quality standards are met, parts must be built to print. To provide the highest level of quality products for our customer, G&W PRECISION GROUP embraces the standards set by our Quality Management System.

Our ISO/AS Quality Management System provides documented procedures to cover your requirements from the initial request for quotation, through manufacturing and verification, to the receipt of the product at the final destination. G&W PRECISION GROUP has been certified to the ISO Standard since June 30, 2004. We remain one of a select few companies, providing precision machined parts and electro-mechanical assemblies, that are certified ISO 9001:2008.

There are many imitators in the industry claiming to "comply" or "conform" to ISO 9001:2008 standards; however, only a few are actually "certified" by an independent registrar. G&W PRECISION GROUP's Quality Management System is supported by the G&W PRECISION GROUP management team and maintained by all G&W PRECISION GROUP employees.

Inspection and Testing

At G&W PRECISION GROUP, quality is built into the product, not inspected into the product. All G&W PRECISION GROUP employees have primary responsibility to assure parts "meet the customer’s stated and implied requirements."

Inspection stations are strategically placed throughout the shop for in-process inspection by the employees manufacturing the parts. The inspectors at G&W PRECISION GROUP function as "facilitators" to train the employees in the proper methods of inspection, assist with inspection and provide verification of conformance to customer requirements.

G&W PRECISION GROUP has a comprehensive line of inspection, measuring and test equipment. A centralized Gage Room is used to issue and maintain company-owned inspection equipment. Records are kept providing traceability of inspection equipment to each production job. All of the equipment used for the verification of product is calibrated to standards traceable to National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Calibration procedures are maintained for all inspection equipment. A computerized calibration tracking system is used to assure all calibrations are current.