A quality control system ensures that products meet certain quality standards by inspecting and testing them during production.

The first step in the quality control process is to define the product's quality standards and specifications.

Inspection is used to identify defects, verify compliance with standards, and ensure the quality of the finished product.

SPC monitors and controls the manufacturing process by using statistical methods to identify and reduce variability in the process.

Preventive maintenance ensures that equipment is running at optimal levels, minimizing downtime and preventing defects caused by malfunctioning machinery.

Root cause analysis is the process of identifying the underlying cause of defects or failures in order to prevent recurrence.

A quality manager oversees the implementation of quality control procedures, ensures that standards are met, and manages the improvement of quality systems.

A corrective action plan addresses non-conformances and defects, identifying the cause and implementing measures to eliminate future occurrences.

Documentation ensures that quality standards and procedures are followed, provides traceability, and serves as a reference for audits and inspections.