Quality assurance and control are important for almost any business, but this is especially true for manufacturing shops. The process itself ensures that products received by the customers, which are often manufacturing other equipment, are not defective and that they meet specifications. If not done properly or neglected, end users may face safety risks. Additionally, once the confidence of the customers in your business is lost, getting back on track can be quite a challenge and costs incurred quite dramatic.
Key Takeaways:
- Quality control is an absolutely crucial part of the manufacturing process. Customers can be certain with it that their product functions as it should.
- If quality control is under-par it puts customers at risk that their item will be defective.
- Recalls that are a hassle for consumers and expensive for companies are the result of poor quality control measures.
“By monitoring products at the end of production as well as reviewing the products’ design, companies can solve problems more efficiently, saving time and money.”
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