DJC strengthens its Quality and Development structure to support its "Zero Defect" strategy

Oct. 19, 2020 - PRLog -- Specialised in precision bar turning since 1962, DJC is located in the heart of the French Arve Valley, the European center of excellence for numerically controlled (NC) machining. For a long time, DJC has made quality control an essential axis of its industrial strategy with a very clear goal: the delivery of "zero defect" parts. To achieve this, the 30 million parts delivered each year are controlled and tested automatically.

DJC constantly adapts its production to the very high level of requirements of the automotive industry, for electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic connectors, as well as for medical equipment and instruments. Concretely, this technological requirement is possible thanks to automated quality control, metrological control, statistical process control (SPC), advanced product quality planning method (APQP), manufacturing execution system (MES) and advanced logistics management. The IATF 16949 certifications and the monitoring of the VDA 6.3 standard confirm the mastery of these quality processes.

Today, DJC is taking another step forward with the hiring of a new Quality and Development Manager, Dominique Colin. "The arrival of Dominique Colin, whose remarkable industrial background guarantees a real added value for our company, is a further demonstration of our will to consolidate the Zero Defect of our production chain and to enhance our processes for demanding applications requiring reliability and precision", says François Billig, CEO of the Acrotec Group.

I am delighted to be able to contribute to the development of DJC," explains Dominique Colin. Its potential, technological know-how, reputation and customer loyalty have guided my choice. With a clear focus on customer satisfaction, DJC aims for excellence in all new projects. All these reasons allow DJC to act with confidence and performance in this new technological era.

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