Engineering & Quality
From project requirements to a confirmed cabinet configuration, controlled assembly, inspection and testing, agreed documentation and release.
Project Confirmation
Technical requirements, open points and responsibilities are reviewed before the cabinet configuration proceeds to production.
GoodQi engineering scope focuses on the cabinet and its agreed interfaces: circuit arrangement, component selection, cabinet layout, wiring and project drawings.
Broader system design, PLC/HMI programming, site installation and commissioning are not included by default. Any required work must be agreed separately.
Incomplete information is enough to start a discussion; final drawings are not required.
Options may include Schneider, ABB, Siemens, CHINT and DELIXI, subject to technical compatibility and availability. Brands and models are confirmed for the project.
Brand options do not imply authorization, partnership or distributor status.
Components and cabinet materials are checked against confirmed project requirements before assembly.
Installation, wiring, identification and the confirmed configuration are checked during assembly.
Final inspection, energization checks and agreed functional / testing items are completed before release.
Inspection and test records are provided according to the agreed project documentation scope.
Test items, acceptance requirements and records are confirmed for the cabinet and project. The list below is not a fixed test package for every product.
Depending on the agreed project scope, documentation may include:
The deliverable list is agreed for each project; full-system SLD and complete system design are not default deliverables.
Third-party inspection or witnessed testing can be arranged when agreed before order.
FAT procedures, witness requirements, acceptance criteria and report formats must be agreed for the project; FAT is not included by default.
CQC certification information may be available for applicable products/configurations. The applicable scope should be confirmed for the specific product and project.
Share existing drawings, project requirements and inspection / documentation needs. Complete final drawings are not required to start.
