QUALITY ASSURANCE/CONTROL MANAGEMENT (QA/QC)

A quality assurance/control management (QA/QC) can have several purposes, each of which may be emphasized to varying degrees. In working toward its goals, it can try to prevent problems from occurring, detect and correct those problems that do occur, and encourage higher standards of care. It can attempt to remove or rehabilitate poor work ethics, improve the average level of practice, reward excellence, or use some combination of those goals. It can be used in disseminating practice guidelines, initiating organisation-wide continuous improvement, designing management system with uniform data elements, and monitoring its effectiveness at an organisational level.

Internal Audit

A Quality Assurance/Quality Control internal audit enables an evaluation of the organisation’s activities in conformance with the International Standards. The programme also assesses the efficiency and effectiveness of the internal audit activity and identifies opportunities for improvement.
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Non-Conformance Report

A non-conformance report, non-conformity report or NCR is a document that addresses issues where there has been a deviation from the project specification or where work fails to meet agreed quality standards. The NCR process is used to determine a resolution with the customer/client and documenting any corrective changes made through to the close out of the NCR.

Project Audit & Review

A project audit will be able to determine the status of work performed by a project team and compare it with central planning documents like the statement of work, schedule, and budget. Project reviews are an opportunity for valuable positive feedback. They also allow the project team a chance to see what is working well, and further embed good practices as well as challenge bad ones.

Quality Improvement Report

Quality improvement is a systematic, formal approach to the analysis of product quality and efforts to improve performance. Understanding and properly implementing Quality Improvement is essential to a well-functioning programme, and is necessary for any organisation interested in improving efficiency, product safety, or client satisfaction.
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Quality Process Audit

Quality process audit is the process of systematic examination of a quality system carried out by an internal or external quality auditor or an audit team. This can help determine if the organisation complies with the defined quality system processes and can involve procedural or results-based assessment criteria.
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Quality Product Review

Quality Product Review is a mechanism to ensure that data captured by the organisation’s Quality System is reviewed for trends to verify the appropriateness of current specifications for both product materials and finished products while highlighting any adverse quality trends. It is designed for the purpose of identifying and implementing recommendations for required improvements.

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