Supplier Audits

In today's globalized market, manufacturers at the source of the entire supply chain vary in terms of company size, production capacity, service attitude, social responsibility and ethics. How do you choose a manufacturer that satisfies and assures you? Dison provides you with comprehensive supplier audit services, including social responsibility audits, quality management audits, anti-terrorism C-TPAT audits, building facility audits, and supply chain cooperation risk assessments. We help you reduce cooperation risks, ensure product quality and maintain brand reputation.

Social responsibility audits

In today's international supply chain system, product quality and price are no longer the only criteria that buyers pay attention to. Buyers' social responsibility audits of manufacturers are a more important reflection of their brand value and social responsibility. They are also a more important requirement and recognition of brands by consumers, relevant government organizations and non-governmental organizations.

Quality management audits

How to choose a reliable factory? How to ensure the quality of products? Dison provides buyers with a comprehensive set of manufacturer quality management audit standards, providing an effective and professional reference for you to select qualified manufacturers. The quality management audit includes factory overview, production capacity, factory facilities, product design, raw material control, production control, factory internal quality management system and other contents.

Anti-terrorism C-TPAT audits

C-TPAT (Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism) is a voluntary partnership program launched by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to strengthen the security of the global supply chain and prevent the threat of terrorist activities to trade. C-TPAT mainly includes internal security management, logistics security, transportation security, information technology security, personnel security, partner security, etc.

Building facility audits

The scale and structural safety of factory buildings and facilities must be important to you. In order to ensure the production and storage safety of products, Dison provides a set of audit standards for factory buildings and facilities, including factory building scale, construction project approval documents, load conditions, structural systems, seismic levels, fire protection measures, warehouse conditions, etc., so as to avoid casualties and property losses in various environments such as extreme weather, natural disasters, earthquakes, water leaks, fires, etc.

Supply chain cooperation risk assessments

Is the factory on the verge of bankruptcy? Is the factory unable to pay employees' wages? Is the factory already facing many lawsuits? When you face these factories, you will face huge cooperation risks, which will cause you to be unable to receive the goods and the loss will be irreparable.
DISON provides a set of supply chain cooperation risk assessments to help you reduce procurement risks. The risk assessment includes the supplier's internal operations, performance capabilities, lawsuit disputes, debts, market satisfaction, market integrity, the number and changes of employees in the company in the past three years, and administrative penalties imposed on the factory by relevant government units.

International Standard Audit Classification

Amfori BSCI (Business Social Compliance Initiative)
amfori BSCI (Business Social Compliance Initiative) is a global trade association that is an internationally recognized supply chain social responsibility management and management standard that can help amfori BSCI member retailers, brands and importers enhance their corporate reputation and maintain their competitive advantage.

Amfori QMI（Quality Management Initiative）
amfori QMI (Quality Management Initiative) aims to provide a unified approach to quality management system audits to address these challenges and eliminate the hassle of navigating multiple audit checklists and assessing inconsistencies. It covers all aspects of quality management, from infrastructure and systems, incoming material inspection, product design to production control, providing a set of standardized quick-scan tools that enable companies to drive quality improvements efficiently.

SMETA/SEDEX (Supplier Ethical Data Exchange)
SMETA (Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit) is one of the most widely used business ethics audit formats in the world and one of the globally recognized methods for evaluating supply chains, including assessments of labor rights, health and safety, environment and business ethics. The latest version of SMETA 6.1 was officially implemented on July 1, 2019.

WRAP (Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production)
Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (WRAP) is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting safe, legal, humane and ethical production around the world. The WRAP certification program is based on 12 principles and focuses on compliance with national laws and regulations of the production site, workplace regulations, environmental requirements, customs regulations and the Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) security regulations.

C-TPAT (Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrotism)
C-TPAT audit aims to ensure the transportation safety, security information and cargo status of the supply chain from the starting point to the end point through the supply chain security system established by the customs and related industries, thereby strengthening the overall security of the global supply chain and the security of the U.S. Generally speaking, non-members are 3.5 times more likely to be selected for inspection and 7 times more likely to have their goods strictly inspected than C-TPAT members.