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This is an appraisal activity that compares goods or services to a standard.

Inspection

This is a major component of quality control. It is useful when the cost of testing is high compared to the cost of passing a defective item or when testing is destructive. It is a compromise between doing 100% inspection and no inspection at all.

Acceptance sampling

Monitoring during the production process is referred to as:

Process Control

>Specialized tests that are completed in labs


>Specialized testing equipment


>More favorable testing environment

Centralized Inspection

>Quicker decisions are made


>Avoid introduction of extraneous factors


>Quality at the source

On-Site Inspection

This is the process that evaluates output relative to a standard and takes corrective action when output doesn't meet those standards.

Quality Control

This is a method of quality control which uses statistical methods. It is applied in order to monitor and control a process. Monitoring and controlling the process ensures that it operates at its full potential.

Statistical Process Control (SPC)

This is a natural variation in the output of a process. It is created by countless factors.

Random (Common Cause) Variation

This variation's cause cannot be identified. It is a nonrandom variation.

Assignable (Special Cause) Variation

Low-cost, high-volume items often require ___ inspection than other types of items.

less frequent

The more effective and all-encompassing a firm's quality control and continuous improvement efforts, the less that company will need to rely on:

inspection

Acceptance sampling, when it is used, is used:




(I) before production


(II) during production


(III) after production

I and III, only

The amount of inspection needed depends on ___ and ___.

the costs of inspection; the costs of passing on defective items

The greater the volume of the process being targeted for inspection, the more attractive ___ inspection is.

automated

A normal distribution is characterized by its:

Mean and Standard Deviation

The mean is the location of the ___ point.

highest