Category: Quality Control
We’ve been following a recent discussion in ASQ’s LinkedIn Group talking about words of wisdom for those entering the quality field. The majority of these posts have been quite positive and have us thinking about our own lessons learned over the years. With almost three decades of experience, here’s what …
One of the most frequent questions we receive regarding on-site quality inspections relates to selecting AQLs, or Acceptable Quality Levels. AQLs represent the maximum percent defective that you consider acceptable. Pro QC’s Assistant Operations Manager in China, Cesar Marsical, address the question below: The selection of AQLs and sampling plan …
Great presentation… Quick and easy way to learn about quality control, the benefits and the primary tools used in the industry. Graphs Check Sheets Pareto Charts Cause & Effect Scatter Diagrams Histograms Control Charts In addition, we discuss the benefits of quality control on our website . We also talk quality tools …
A thread in the ASQ LinkedIn group piqued our interest a few months back. It got us thinking about our favorite quality related books and provided some excellent insight into a few we haven’t read yet. We know life is busy, but we all know the importance of continuous improvement Our list …
In celebration of World Quality Month, the feature story of November’s Quality Progress is “Off the Clock,” which highlights the passion of quality professionals and their tendencies to incorporate quality into their daily lives. In fact, Jennifer Stepniowski, Pro QC’s Special Project Manager, is included in the article as she …
In today’s fast-paced digital world, we have asked ourselves if exhibiting in trade shows is still a relevant form of reaching people. Overwhelmingly, the team agrees that while they are not an inexpensive way to market, it remains one of the most favorable. Face-to-Face Connections – Emails and Skype calls …
One concern often expressed from organizations considering third-party quality representation on-site at factories is concerns about ethical behavior. Organizations want to know that engineers, auditors and inspectors truly are unbiased during evaluations and void of any questionable influence from other interests. It’s a fair question, especially considering the stories many …
