Our goal is to deliver boats that meet project requirements and provide customers with clear quality records and relevant documentation.
Our Quality Control Process
Material Inspection
We check aluminum material grades, thickness, dimensions, and relevant material certificates against project specifications to ensure materials meet the agreed requirements before use.
Dimensional and Assembly Inspection
We check component dimensions, formed parts, hull alignment, and assembly fit against approved drawings to ensure the vessel structure meets the specified design requirements.
Welding Inspection
We inspect welded joints for visible defects and workmanship according to applicable requirements. Additional weld testing can be arranged based on project specifications and relevant standards.
Equipment Installation Inspection
We check engines, electrical systems, navigation equipment, and other onboard components against the approved equipment list and vessel configuration. Required operational checks are carried out according to project requirements.
Final Inspection Before Delivery
We inspect the completed vessel against the agreed specifications, including its configuration, workmanship, and installed equipment. Required test results and delivery documents are reviewed before handover.
Quality Records and Documentation
We provide material certificates, approved drawings, inspection records, equipment lists, factory test reports, and final delivery documents according to vessel specifications and project requirements.
ISO 9001 Quality Management Certification
Jinda Ship holds ISO 9001 quality management system certification. Certificate details, including the certified company, certification scope, issuing organization, certificate number, and validity period, are available for verification.
Vessel Certifications and Classification
Jinda Ship has relevant credentials or qualifications associated with CCS, ZC, ZY, BV, and ABS.
For projects requiring classification society approval or third-party inspection, we can discuss the applicable requirements and documentation during project planning.
CE Compliance and Export Requirements
For vessels intended for European markets, CE compliance requirements are determined by the applicable regulations and vessel category. We can review the relevant requirements based on the vessel specifications, intended use, and destination market.
Customers are encouraged to share their target market and required standards at the inquiry stage so that compliance arrangements and supporting documents can be clarified before production.