What is Quality Control?
Quality control is an important component of quality management that is used to detect and address defects, deviations, or variations in products or services to ensure that they conform to established specifications and are of consistent and acceptable quality. Quality control measures are integral across various industries to ensure products and services meet predefined standards. In manufacturing, it involves inspecting products on the assembly line to detect defects. In software development, it's about rigorous testing to identify and resolve bugs. Food safety and medical device testing verify adherence to safety and quality standards. In aviation, regular maintenance checks ascertain aircraft safety for flight. These examples illustrate how internal quality control plays a critical role in maintaining product and service quality and safety in diverse sectors.
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