BOM Review
Bills of materials are reviewed for completeness, reference designator consistency and line-item structure before production planning starts.
Manufacturing evidence
PCB Manufacturing Evidence: From Engineering Review to Production Delivery
A transparent view of our manufacturing workflow, quality checkpoints and engineering collaboration process.
How to read this page
Evidence, not assertions.
This page describes the workflow and checkpoints that apply to a confirmed NAVOMAX project, with manufacturing supported by SZTMY. It deliberately does not publish capacity figures, equipment inventories, customer counts, facility measurements or certification claims. Those statements are added only when a verifiable record exists for the applicable legal entity.
Section 1
Engineering Review
Engineering review is the first controlled stage of a project. It converts the supplied design and bill of materials into a reviewed manufacturing scope before any production decision is taken.
Gerber Review
Gerber and fabrication data are checked against the assembly requirements so layer, aperture and outline questions are raised before tooling decisions.
DFM Analysis
Manufacturability considerations — pad geometry, component spacing, assembly access and process suitability — are reviewed against the design as supplied.
Component Evaluation
Component packages, availability considerations and substitution questions are reviewed so supply issues surface during engineering review rather than on the line.
Production Feasibility Check
Build approach, panelization considerations and process routing are assessed against the confirmed project scope before a production commitment is made.
Section 2
Manufacturing Workflow
Each project follows the same sequence. Stages are completed in order, so an unresolved engineering question does not carry forward into assembly.
- 01RFQ
- 02Engineering Review
- 03Component Preparation
- 04SMT Assembly
- 05Inspection
- 06Testing
- 07Packaging
- 08Shipment
Section 3
Quality Checkpoints
Quality checkpoints are placed at the transitions where defects are cheapest to catch — before material enters assembly, during assembly, and before shipment release.
- 01Incoming Material Inspection
- 02Assembly Inspection
- 03Process Monitoring
- 04Functional Testing
- 05Final Verification
Incoming Material Inspection
Received components and bare boards are checked against the documented project requirements before release to assembly.
Assembly Inspection
Assembled boards are inspected against the agreed acceptance criteria for the confirmed project scope.
Process Monitoring
Assembly process parameters are monitored so variation is identified during production rather than at final release.
Functional Testing
Testing is performed against the customer-provided test requirements, fixtures and acceptance criteria where those are available.
Final Verification
Final verification and documentation review take place before shipment release for the confirmed scope.
Quality system evidence
Quality System Evidence
Evidence is organised by the area it supports, and each area states what is supplied for a confirmed project scope. Certification and capability statements are published only when verified for the applicable manufacturing entity.
Production Capability
Production scope is confirmed against the actual board, assembly and test requirements. Process routing and build approach are agreed for the confirmed project rather than assumed from a general capability statement.
Quality Control
Control points, acceptance criteria and inspection scope are documented for the confirmed project. Nonconformances are recorded and dispositioned before the affected material moves to the next stage.
Testing Capability
Where test procedures, fixtures, software and acceptance criteria are supplied, testing is executed against them and reviewed against the specified pass conditions. Parameters outside the agreed test scope are stated as untested.
Engineering Support
DFM feedback, BOM considerations and assembly requirements are recorded during the review phase, so engineering questions and their resolutions remain traceable for the confirmed project.
Certification Evidence
Certification name, issuing organization, validity and scope are published only when verified for the applicable manufacturing entity. No certification is presented on this page until that verification is complete for the confirmed scope.
Section 4
Evidence Gallery
This gallery is presented in stages. Where a genuine, verifiable asset exists it is shown with a factual caption; every remaining slot stays empty until an authorized record is supplied. Publishing a representative image in place of a genuine record would misrepresent the evidence, so empty slots stay empty by design.
Engineering Review Records
Authorized review documentation for a confirmed project scope.
Evidence pending
Manufacturing Workflow Documentation
Process documentation supplied for a confirmed project scope.
Quality Checkpoint Records
Inspection and verification records for a confirmed project scope.
Evidence pending
Certification Documentation
Certification name, issuing organization, validity and scope are published only when verified for the applicable manufacturing entity.
Evidence pending
Entity boundary
Who does what.
NAVOMAX coordinates the customer-facing engineering and project path. Manufacturing is delivered with SZTMY manufacturing capability for the confirmed project scope. Any certification, capacity, customer-count, facility or experience statement is attributed to the applicable legal entity and published only once verified.
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