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Normal handling and placement attrition requires small overages, especially for passives and small SMT parts. Receiving exact
component quantities is a leading cause of holds.

When substitute parts are included but not documented, the parts in the kit do not match the Bill of Materials. This mismatch
triggers a hold while engineering verifies the change.

Loose parts, opened packaging, or missing labels prevent the assembler from verifying floor life and storage history — creating
risk and often resulting in delays or pre-baking requirements.

Components often arrive with three different labels: the customer’s internal part number, the manufacturer’s label, and the assembly reference designator. Misalignment causes receiving holds.

Mixing parts and boards for multiple projects into a single box significantly increases receiving time and the risk of misplaced
components — a frequent cause of holds.

When questions arise during incoming inspection, consignment assembly cannot begin until clarification is received. Response time directly affects your schedule.