Quality control and auditing
- 1. QUALITY CONTROL AND AUDITING JINI P J MBA IMT(THRISSUR)
- 2. Quality control Quality control is a management system for initiating and coordinating: Quality development, quality maintenance and quality improvements of design and manufacturing , for achieving the twin objectives of: economical production and customer satisfaction. Quality control is process for maintaining standards and not for creating standard .
- 3. Advantages of quality control • To increase the profit of business. • To enable to complete successfully. • To enable to reduce cost of production.
- 4. Disadvantages of quality control • Defect after the manufacturing. • Higher manufacturing cost. • Need more manpower to maintain quality.
- 5. Need for quality control • Increased productivity • Reduced cost of repairs • Increases loyal customer base • Better profit
- 6. Quality control techniques • JIT • Inspection • QC • SQC • TQM
- 7. Process of quality control • Identification of problem • Problem selection • Problem analysis • Recommendation to the top management.
- 8. Quality audit Quality audit is defined as a systematic and independent examination to determine whether activities and related results comply with planned arrangements and whether these arrangements are implemented effectively and are suitable to achieve objectives.
- 9. Objective/Purpose of audit To verify whether your QMS Conforms to your quality planning Conforms to ISO 9001 requirements Conforms to your QMS requirements, and Is effectively implemented and maintained
- 10. Types of quality audit The quality audit system mainly classified in three different categories: internal audit External audit Regulatory audit
- 11. First party audit( internal audit): Auditing by your organization’s quality department. Second party audit(external audit): Your customer auditing your organization. Third party auditing: A certification body auditing your organization.
- 12. Basic steps for auditing • Scheduling the audit • Planning the audit • Opening meeting • Conducting the audit • Reporting auditing findings • Closing meeting • Post audit activities