Quality Policy

We design and build machinery and systems that operate reliably for our customers – often under demanding conditions and to meet specific requirements.

For us, quality means that a machine does exactly what it is supposed to do – consistently, transparently and without the need for unnecessary rework.

We aim to handle orders in such a way that:

• Requirements are clear from the outset
• Solutions are technically sound and feasible
• Handover between departments runs smoothly
• Deadlines are met
• And our customers can rely on us

At LASKA, quality is not achieved through final inspection, but through:

• clear requirements in sales
• precise technical planning
• structured handovers between departments
• well-managed processes in production and assembly
• and open communication when problems arise

Every employee is responsible for the quality of his work.

We work together across departments and solve problems where they arise – not just at the end.

Mistakes are addressed openly and used to improve.

We are constantly refining our processes, particularly where:

• interfaces do not work
• information is missing
• or unnecessary effort is required

The aim is to establish a robust system that operates independently of individual staff members.

Management ensures that:

• customer requirements, standards and legislation are met
• the necessary resources are made available
• objectives are set and pursued
• and the quality management system is effectively implemented and continuously improved