To meet the Quality Control Inspection criteria established by the customer, utilizing approved prints and specification.

This QC Inspection will be in addition to other in-plant or 3rd party inspections used by a manufacturer.

2.1    In-Plant Inspection:  

MTS provides full-time in-plant inspection coverage from start to finish by qualified inspectors.

2.2    Expanded Services:

Additional inspections are available for the verification or confirmation of project progress or compliance to specifications. 

2.3    Reporting:

MTS will report quickly and accurately as directed by the customer. The reporting procedures and forms reflect the progress of all phases of the project. Reports may be available on our web site as directed by the customer.

2.4    Project Materials Documentation:

MTS will provide documentation of ship loose related materials as provided by the customer. All ship loose items are inventoried, documented and sent as instructed. The designated receiving agent will be required to inventory and sign as materials are received. Records of ship loose materials will be archived with the project records.

2.5     Sign-Off Documents:

MTS will provide and forward a sign-off document on each phase or unit of the production. This document assures that the work has been completed in accordance with the approved plans and specifications unless noted. The sign-off forms will be electronically sent to the Customer as directed.

3.0    Specific Services for Documentation and Recording:

Mountain Top Services will keep the customer and other designated parties informed of all issues during all phases of the project under MTS QC inspection.

This may include but not limited to these reports:

1. Day Sheet Reports
2. Production Progress Report
3. Production Timeline Report
4. Ship Loose / Short Sheet Notice
5. Incomplete Work Notice
6. Site Inspection Checklist
7. Photo Archiving
   

4.0     Factory Defects:

As part of our extensive monitoring of all units inspected throughout the production process, MTS proposes that each will be free of Factory Defects.

A Factory Defect is defined as:  A failure to comply with the approved drawings or standard assembly practices that renders the modular or building component not fit for the ordinary use for which it was intended, but does not result in an unreasonable risk or injury or death to occupants of the affected modular building or building component.

Any Factory Defect will be reported to the Customer. The Customer may then inform the manufacturer. The manufacturer will be given an opportunity to make arrangements to correct the defect in a timely manner.  

Any Factory Defect that may be concealed or latent within covered walls or building sheathing shall be excluded from this program.  The Customer acknowledges that certain aspects of the construction cannot be visualized on a consistent basis and manufacturing errors resulting in defects which are so categorized are outside of the scope of MTS responsibility.  

5.0    OM Manuals and Distribution:

MTS can assemble the required number of Operation Manuals and Instructions as provided by the suppliers, sub-contractors and factory for the installed equipment.

These sets of documents will then be turned over to the Customer as directed.

6.0     Inspection and Reporting Forms

A list of all the reporting forms for In-Plant and On-Site Inspections are available on request from Mountain Top Services, LLC.