
Procuring subcontract precision engineering for medical device components can be a minefield. Sourcing the right fit for your supply chain is far from easy because of the sheer number of players out there. Many claim to be specialists in their own particular sphere of CNC machining (while still taking on plenty of non-core work). And you will know from experience that some precision engineers are more precise than others.
JOSCAR (Joint Supply Chain Accreditation Register) is a supplier accreditation system used by the aerospace, defence, and security sectors to verify that companies meet the required standards for compliance, quality, and business practices.

If you're unhappy with your CNC machining supplier(s) then you don't need anyone to tell you it's time to look at other options. But if the jury is still out, this blog post (and free guide) will help you to review your options and decide on the best course of action. Here are the four most common reasons that procurement professionals – either buyers or specifiers – contact us because they're unhappy with their existing machining suppliers…