Quality assurance organises planned, systematic activities intended to provide confidence that quality requirements will be met. It concerns the quality system and process execution. Quality control more directly checks and controls conformity of results, although activities can overlap.[1]
Connect specifications, supplier agreements, change control and discrepancy follow-up. Inspecting samples afterward cannot prevent an unclear requirement from being implemented incorrectly again. Feed inspection findings back into improvements that address underlying process causes.
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