Laboratory analysis
The definitive result comes from the laboratory. A quick look in the field points you in a direction; the decision you put in front of your buyer and your auditor rests on laboratory confirmation.
What confirmation gives you
A result with a laboratory behind it ends the argument.
A defensible result
The document you put forward in a dispute has been produced by recognised methods.
More than one angle
A single measurement is not treated as enough; the product is examined from different angles and the results support one another.
Repeatability
Examine the same sample again and you reach the same result — that is what gives the report its weight.
Together with the look in the field
The two stages follow one another rather than replace one another.
The field filters
The quick look taken at the facility tells you which sample is worth examining further.
The laboratory decides
A sample that does not agree with the declaration is taken up in the laboratory, and the result settles there.
One report holds both
The output of both stages meets in the same report; you do not carry separate documents.
Let's build your examination plan together.
We will start by discussing which products are examined and how often.