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  Quality Control (QC) INTRODUCTION What is Quality control ?      Quality control in manufacturing is a set of systematic processes and activities implemented within the manufacturing environment to ensure that products meet specified quality standards. The ultimate goal of quality control in manufacturing is to identify and rectify defects or deviations from established quality criteria during or after the production process. This helps ensure that the final products conform to the desired level of quality and meet customer expectations. Key aspects of quality control in manufacturing include: 1.Inspection of Raw Materials: Quality control starts with the inspection of raw materials and components to ensure they meet the specified quality standards. This involves assessing the physical and chemical characteristics of materials before they are used in the production process. 2.In-Process Inspection: Throughout the manufacturing process, in-process inspections are co...

     Quality Assurance INTRODUCTION What is Quality  Assurance  ?      Quality Assurance, or QA for short, refers to the comprehensive term of using systematic methods and techniques in order to provide flawless products and services to the customers.       In other words, QA is the way of providing solutions to meet customer satisfaction by performing a set of activities (both on paper and physical). Quality Assurance must expansively pervade all business processes, raw materials products, support functions, etc., to prevent mistakes, hereby fulfilling the exact and latent requirements of the clients.     Quality Assurance (QA) is a systematic process or set of activities implemented in a project or organization to ensure that the developed products or services meet specified requirements and standards. The primary goal of QA is to prevent defects or errors before they occur, rather than identifying and fixing ...