Evaluation of Information in the Field of Quality and Reliability of Production

Quality assurance is a piece of the puzzle on the journey of a particular product, which begins with an idea, design, simulation, calculation, engineering, execution and testing with the aim of providing the customer with what they wanted and required, on the assumption that the requirement for safety and compliance with all regulations is observed. In the past, quality control in the engineering industry used the measuring instruments available at the time to measure products and perhaps record data. This demonstrates the knowledge and the need for this department to be extremely important in the production process right up to the dispatch of the product.

Problem

Quality assurance is a piece of the puzzle on the journey of a particular product, which begins with an idea, design, simulation, calculation, engineering, execution and testing with the aim of providing the customer with what they wanted and required, on the assumption that the requirement for safety and compliance with all regulations is observed. In the past, ** quality control in the engineering industry** used the measuring instruments available at the time to measure products and perhaps record data. In modern companies, this department has a greater role, as the role of control in today's production must be taken over by each individual.

This self-control, however, is only part of the whole, which today we call quality assurance. In quality assurance measures, the staff of this department must not only master the process in their own department, but in conjunction with the rest of the team must know the design and, on the other hand, the very role and purpose of the product that will be handed over or sold to the customer.

Results

With such good knowledge, the quality assurance department (hereinafter: QS) will be prepared for irregularities that may occur during the manufacturing process itself, and will be a strong link between production and departments such as technology and design. ** The tasks assigned to the QS department in the production process include actions such as:** monitoring and documenting elements and assemblies of prototypes, monitoring and implementing changes to individual parts and assemblies, completing protocols that provide evidence of traceability of assemblies and complete devices or products, cooperation between technology and production, monitoring the progress of work in production, accepting responsibility and resolving complaints, ensuring presence where problems arise in the manufacturing process itself, and even better, drawing attention to possible irregularities before manufacturing itself; cooperation between QS and foremen and workers is important. ** QS** must resolve problems quickly and thoroughly.

This demonstrates the knowledge and the need for this department to be extremely important in the production process right up to the dispatch of the product.