Drawing Review & QAP Setup
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need a technically minded collaborator who can look at both my electrical and mechanical drawings with a critical eye, confirm every dimension, cross-check material call-outs, and verify that each design line meets the relevant standards. Once the review is complete, I also expect a Quality Assurance Plan generated in our established Microsoft Excel format so the production team can follow it step-by-step.
Here’s how I see the flow: you receive the latest PDF or DWG set, run through dimensional accuracy, confirm material specifications, flag any non-conformities against the cited standards, then record your findings directly on the drawing or in a concise comment sheet. After that, you build out the QAP in Excel using the template I provide—populating inspection points, acceptance criteria, responsible parties, and any hold or witness points we agree on.
Deliverables
• Marked-up drawing files (electrical and mechanical) showing every issue or confirmation
• Completed Excel-based QAP, ready for client sign-off
• A short summary sheet listing any critical non-conformities or open questions
Acceptance criteria
• All dimensions, materials, and standards checks are documented.
• QAP follows my template exactly and is internally consistent.
• Turnaround within the mutually agreed timeline.
If you’re comfortable bouncing between CAD views and Excel sheets and you know what quality control really means on the shop floor, let’s get started.
Here’s how I see the flow: you receive the latest PDF or DWG set, run through dimensional accuracy, confirm material specifications, flag any non-conformities against the cited standards, then record your findings directly on the drawing or in a concise comment sheet. After that, you build out the QAP in Excel using the template I provide—populating inspection points, acceptance criteria, responsible parties, and any hold or witness points we agree on.
Deliverables
• Marked-up drawing files (electrical and mechanical) showing every issue or confirmation
• Completed Excel-based QAP, ready for client sign-off
• A short summary sheet listing any critical non-conformities or open questions
Acceptance criteria
• All dimensions, materials, and standards checks are documented.
• QAP follows my template exactly and is internally consistent.
• Turnaround within the mutually agreed timeline.
If you’re comfortable bouncing between CAD views and Excel sheets and you know what quality control really means on the shop floor, let’s get started.