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Corrective action is a measure taken to eliminate the cause of a problem and prevent its recurrence after it has occurred. Preventive action, on the other hand, is a measure taken to prevent a...
Quality Assurance: In the manufacturing industry, quality assurance can be described as a set of processes and procedures implemented to ensure that the manufactured products meet or exceed the specified quality requirements and standards....
The Seven Quality Control (QC) tools are a set of graphical techniques used to identify and solve problems in manufacturing and other industries. Below are the benefits of 7QC tools: Flowcharts: Flowcharts are diagrams...
A relation diagram is also known as an inter-relation diagram. It is a tool that finds solutions to problems or projects that have complex cause-and-effect relationships. It helps to identify the cause and find...
An affinity diagram is a tool used in quality management and process improvement to organize and classify ideas, thoughts, or data gathered from brainstorming sessions or other sources. It is a visual representation that...
Purpose: The purpose of quality control is to ensure product quality from raw material to the final product. Scope: Inspection of incoming material (Bought out Parts, Raw material and material being received after job...
What is a Tree diagram? A tree diagram is a tool used to find out the way and the tasks that need to be done to achieve a primary goal and related sub-goals. A...
Quality Control: Quality control is a process employed to ensure a certain level of quality in a product and process. It may include whatever actions an industry takes to provide for the control and...
What is Root Cause Analysis? Root Cause Analysis is an in-depth technique for identifying the most relevant, controllable and significant cause of a problem. If we take action on that cause then the problem...
The control chart is an online graph used to study how a process changes over time. The control chart was invented by Walter A. Shewhart. Guidelines for Control Chart: A control chart always has...
