Could you please contain affected lots and verify supplier traceability? Please also share incoming result, lot map, and supplier data before the next review.

PCBA Quality & SQEincoming component defectB1professional

กรุณา กัก lot ที่ได้รับผลกระทบและตรวจ traceability ของ supplier และส่งข้อมูล ผล incoming, lot map และข้อมูล supplier ก่อนการทบทวนครั้งถัดไปได้ไหม

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สถานการณ์ / Intent

incoming component defect

Grammar / Pattern

Could you please + base verb

คำศัพท์สำคัญ

affected, component, contain, data, defect, incoming, lots, result

ระดับภาษา

B1 · professional

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ใช้ขอให้เพื่อนร่วมงานหรือ supplier ดำเนินการอย่างสุภาพ

Grammar Reference

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Once the agreed action for incoming component defect is completed, we can review incoming result, lot map, and supplier data to confirm the result.

Have we completed the agreed action for incoming component defect, and what does incoming result, lot map, and supplier data indicate now?

The key concern in incoming component defect is this: defective material may enter production. Before making a final decision, we need evidence from incoming result, lot map, and supplier data.

I suggest that we contain affected lots and verify supplier traceability to control the risk around incoming component defect. We can validate the result using incoming result, lot map, and supplier data.

The next step for incoming component defect is to contain affected lots and verify supplier traceability. We will confirm the result using incoming result, lot map, and supplier data.

Please base the decision on incoming result, lot map, and supplier data rather than relying on assumptions.

We are prioritizing incoming component defect because it is linked to this risk: defective material may enter production.

Unless we address incoming component defect with the required action, we may continue to face this risk: defective material may enter production.