The full name of QC is QUALITY CONTROLLER, who is the person responsible for inspecting products and controlling quality. Clothing QC, as the name suggests, is the person who controls the quality of clothing. According to my understanding, QC and INSPECTOR (inspector) are two different concepts. The focus of QC is on control (CONTROL), the purpose is to enable the company to obtain good quality products; while INSPECTOR only passes INSPECT (inspection), and The purpose of judging whether a batch of goods is qualified (PASS OR FAIL) is to prevent the company from receiving substandard products. But now most people confuse QC and INSPECTOR, so we all call them QC here. Some companies only conduct one final inspection (FINAL INSPECTION) on each style of clothing before shipment; some require at least one interim (INTER INSPECTION INSPECTION) and one final (FINAL) inspection; some even require quality control during the entire process of clothing production. Control, conduct multiple early inspections (EARLY INSPECTION) or online inspections (IN-LINE INSPECTION) to find and solve problems as early as possible.

CLInetLabIQC (hereinafter referred to as IQC) is a complete set of internal laboratory quality evaluation and quality control software successfully developed by CLInet after years of development and maintenance of the EQA (inter-laboratory quality assessment) system. It not only includes the daily necessary quality control management model of each clinical laboratory, but also integrates a complete network summary and transmission function to realize inter-room quality comparison of indoor quality control.

IPQC (InPut Process Quality Cortrol) means process control in Chinese, which refers to the quality control of products from the input of materials into production to the final packaging of the product.

QA

QA is the abbreviation of English QUALITY ASSURANCE, which means quality assurance in Chinese. Its definition in ISO8402:1994 is "to provide sufficient trust to show that the entity can meet quality requirements." , and all planned and systematic activities implemented within the quality management system and verified as necessary”. Some organizations that implement ISO9000 will set up such departments or positions to be responsible for the quality assurance functions required by the ISO9000 standard. Personnel who perform such work are called QA personnel

FQC Finished Product Quality Inspection (Finish or Final Quality Control)

Out-of-factory inspection (OQC) of finished products Before leaving the factory, finished products must be inspected to achieve the goal of zero-defect customer satisfaction and zero complaints. Inspection items include: Finished product packaging inspection: whether the packaging is firm and meets transportation requirements, etc. Finished product identification inspection: such as whether the trademark batch number is correct. Finished product appearance inspection: Whether the appearance is damaged, cracked, scratched, etc. Finished product functional performance inspection. If the batch is qualified, it will be released. If it is not qualified, it should be reworked or repaired in time until it passes the inspection.

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