Description

ICTE
International College of Technical Education.
Head Office :
Office # 27, Second Floor, Maryam Shadi Hall Plaza
(Airies Plaza), Shamsabad, Murree Road,
Rawalpindi, Pakistan 46000.
Email : info@icollegete.com
Contact : 051-6122937, 0311-5193625, 0092-335-4176949

Quality control, also called testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers, monitor

nearly all manufactured products to ensure that they meet specified standards.A

quality control inspector is responsible for monitoring the quality of incoming and

outgoing products for manufacturing companies.Quality control inspectors, also

called quality controllers (QC) are members of a control audit team that examine

manufacturing processes and operational techniques. These professionals ensure that

the products made in a facility conform to industry, company, and consumer

expectations – and do so consistently. They discard any products that do not meet

given standards. With the ultimate goal of minimizing cost and maximizing

efficiency, manufacturing quality inspectors maintain customers’ loyalty and the

company’s overall reputation.Quality controllers work side-by-side with quality

auditors. QCs receive guidelines and specifications to be tested from quality

auditors. After examining a product’s appearance and functionality, quality

controllers write assessments to quality auditors offering corrective feedback if

the quality of a product is compromised in any way. Quality controllers will then

follow up with any updated processes put in place by quality auditors to avoid any

future defects.Quality control inspectors monitor quality standards for nearly all

manufactured products, including foods, textiles, clothing, glassware, motor

vehicles, electronic components, computers, and structural steel. Specific job

duties vary across the wide range of industries in which these inspectors

work.Quality control workers rely on many tools to do their jobs. Although some

still use hand-held measurement devices, such as calipers and alignment gauges,

workers more commonly operate electronic inspection equipment, such as coordinate-

measuring machines (CMMs) and three-dimensional (3D) scanners. Inspectors testing

electrical devices may use voltmeters, ammeters, and ohmmeters to test potential

difference, current flow, and resistance, respectively.Quality control workers

record the results of their inspections through test reports. When they find

defects, inspectors notify supervisors and help to analyze and correct production

problems.In some firms, the inspection process is completely automated, with

advanced vision inspection systems installed at one or several points in the

production process. Inspectors in these firms monitor the equipment, review output,

and conduct random product checks.A quality control inspector typically works in an

industrial setting with the responsibility of ensuring quality in all goods produced

by the company. Duties may include studying blueprints, conducting research and

competitor analysis, analyzing parts that make a product and ensuring proper

measurements are taken to ensure products meet customer expectations and company

standards. Depending on the industry and company, quality control inspectors may

progress into a managerial or executive position.

Diploma in Quality Control Electrical

Diploma in Total Quality Management

Diploma in Quality Control