Quality Assurance and Quality Control

Define Quality

Strict and constant commitment to certain standards that achieve uniformity of a product in order to satisfy customer requirements

Manufacturer must establish and follow a ___ to help ensure that their products consistently meet applicable requirements and specifications

Manufacturer must establish and follow a system to help ensure that their products consistently meet applicable requirements and specifications

Define Quality Assurance

A systematic process of determining whether a product or service meets specified requirements.

Quality Control

Operational techniques and activities that are used to fulfill requirements set for quality

QA v. QC

Quality Assurance

A failure ____ system that continually checks the product quality.

An overall ______ plan to guarantee the Quality and Integrity of the system

More of a ______ Approach

Quality Assurance is more about the ____

Quality Control

A failure _____ system that uses testing techniques to identify defects or flaws in products

A series of analytical ________ used to assess the implementations of the requirements and non-existence of unwanted behavior

More of a _____ Approach

Quality Control is more about the ____ itself

Quality Assurance

A failure prevention system that continually checks the product quality.

An overall management plan to guarantee the Quality and Integrity of the system

More of a Proactive Approach

Quality Assurance is more about the Process

Quality Control

A failure detection system that uses testing techniques to identify defects or flaws in products

A series of analytical measurements used to assess the implementations of the requirements and non-existence of unwanted behavior

More of a Reactive Approach

Quality Control is more about the Product itself

_____: Doing the right thing

Quality Assurance

_____:

Doing things right

Quality Control

Quality _____ :Detects more defects closer to the point where the defect is introduced rather than later in the process.

Quality Principles:Detects more defects closer to the point where the defect is introduced rather than later in the process.

Define Principles of Reliability

Ability of the process to consistently produce as required.

Define First Run Yield

Ability of the process to produce quality outputs the first time without rework and throughout the duration of the run.

Define System Rate

Repeatability of the process actual run rate compared to optimal run rate

Define Up Time

The time the process is actually in operation compared to the available time in the process is scheduled for operation