• What is Quality Control?

Quality control in manufacturing is a systematic process implemented by companies to ensure that their products meet specified quality standards and comply with customer expectations. The primary objective is to detect and address any deviations or defects in the manufacturing process before the final product reaches the consumer. Quality control plays a crucial role in maintaining consistency, reliability, and customer satisfaction

• The most commonly used is "Product Inspection"
  
  Product inspection is like giving a close look at something you made or bought to make sure it's good. In simple terms, product inspection is like giving a careful look at each piece to make sure it's good before it becomes part of a bigger product. This helps avoid problems and ensures the final product is reliable.

Think about a car assembly line. Before putting a car together, the factory checks each part, like the engine or the brakes. For example, they might test the engine to make sure it starts smoothly and inspect the brakes to ensure they work well. This way, when all these parts come together to build a car, you can trust that the car will run safely and smoothly on the road.

• what is On-site Quality Control?

On-site Quality Control Inspection Services involve professionals visiting the location where products are manufactured or services are provided to ensure that they meet specific quality standards and adhere to agreed-upon criteria. This type of inspection is conducted directly at the production facility or service site.