Reviewed for technical terminology, Turkish factory field reality and published EUR scope boundaries (not statutory engineering sign-off).
- Strict Separation of On-Site Observed
- Document Reviewed
- Supplier Stated
Representative Pre-Deposit & Pre-Shipment Intervention Scenarios
| Scenario & Package | Risk Hidden in Initial Offer / Lot | Scoped Check Applied | Practical Outcome for Buyer |
|---|---|---|---|
Scenario A · 6-Unit LGSF Steel Villa Kit (EU Buyer) |
Lowest bidder’s proforma stated “galvanized LGSF + insulation” using DX51D+Z100 sheet, EPS board and excluding hold-down anchors |
SS-COMPARE (€290) + SS-VISIT (€490) |
Scope gap quantified before deposit; buyer contracted directly with verified S350GD+Z275 roll-forming plant |
Scenario B · 2,400 m² Bolted Steel Warehouse |
Website showed large Tuzla plant, but seller was a 3-person trading office subcontracting welding to an uncertified workshop without EN 1090 |
SS-DESK (€190) + SS-TECH (€790) |
Entity mismatch caught prior to 30% advance; RFQ redirected to audited EN 1090-2 EXC2 fabricator |
Scenario C · 18-Unit Flat-Pack Camp (40' HC Export) |
Rafters fabricated at 12.10 m overall length (8 cm too long to close 40' HC doors) and 2 crates of 10.9 bolts missing from staging yard |
SS-PRE (€490) + SS-LOAD (€390) |
Bolted splice plate modified in shop and missing fastener crates loaded & sealed before port cutoff |
| Scenario D · Boutique Hotel Marble & Millwork Package | Two porcelain shade/caliber batches mixed on pallets and veined marble vanity tops cut without dry-lay bookmatch review | SS-PRE (€490) prior to crating |
Mismatched caliber pallets quarantined at factory and replacement slabs cut before ocean shipment |