ASSEMBLE / 03
Electronic assembly
Organise assembly around materials, versions and agreed work instructions.
Translate the drawing into the assembly process.
Electronic assembly brings together boards, connections, mechanical parts and the build sequence. FHDT scopes incoming-material condition, assembly requirements and checks, linking the reference sample, documents and deliverables for later changes and repeat orders.
What to clarify in the brief
| Product and revision | BOM, drawings, software or firmware revision, reference sample and critical differences. |
|---|---|
| Materials and incoming condition | Customer-supplied or sourced items, quantity, condition, substitution approval and shortages. |
| Assembly and sequence | Build sequence, wiring, mounting, appearance and handling instructions. |
| Checks and delivery | Inspection items, test conditions, acceptance criteria, records and packing documentation. |
Define the deliverables
Assembly documentation
Consolidate the agreed requirements into an assembly reference with key points and revision control.
Batch and handover records
Provide agreed quantity records, check results, outstanding items and delivery documents.
Before you start
Can you handle part of the assembly process?
A defined set of operations can be scoped. Specify the condition of incoming work, the operations requested and what the next stage expects to receive.
Your next build starts with a clear brief.
Bring the drawings, sample notes and quantity plan together.