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Amalfi Trading: 18 years in business
focusing on product quality!
Amalfi Trading was founded in 2005 as an independent distributor of electronic components. Electronics Today sat down with Stephen Stimpson, the company’s QC manager
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malfi Trading rewarding development is a result of trading with companies located around the globe. This success is due to a very attentive, demanding and constantly growing market. Amalfi Trading has a fleet of over 1000 customers worldwide and an order success rate of 99.06% !
Amalfi Trading’s suppliers have no limits and all purchases of material come only from thoroughly vetted sources, guaranteed with authentic and original products.
Stephen, you’re the QC manager in Amalfi Trading, tell me more about your background and how you became QC manager.
Having a strong background and education in the information and electrical fields,
working at Amalfi Trading came naturally. With the exciting and ever-changing nature of the industry, it always gives a chance to learn and develop new processes, with goals of making the entire supply chain more efficient.
After many years in the logistics department, receiving and learning the product, the industry required a greater need to increase quality control. Through more detailed quality inspections as well as increasing record retention, we have implemented a detailed algorithm for verifying and inspecting all products in our operations.
So, do you inspect all incoming products? Which kind of quality check do you perform?
Each order is meticulously inspected through multiple visual inspection points and confirmed against any datasheets, drawings or change notifications. While taking extra steps to confirm traceability and maintain record retention, we have complied a large library of knowledge to help continue our future of maintaining exceptional quality and unparalleled relationships throughout our supply chain. Through this record retention, as well as having access to a vast database of industry specifications, we have been able to make the most informed and educated decisions while performing quality inspections. When presented with concerns outside of our scope of knowledge, appropriate actions are taken to protect the goods, while working to perform any additional testing required to resolve any
One cannot reach perfection; however, we can reach excellence through quality.
STEPHEN STIMPSON Amalfi Trading’s Logistics & Quality Control Manager
12 MAY 2023 | ELECTRONICS TODAY
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