APM II: Inspection

Inspection

APPAREL MANUFACTURING – II 3(3+0)

Lesson 42 : Apparel Standards and Quality Control

Inspection

Where standards exit, inspection routines must be operated to check whether the item or operation meets the specified range of acceptable quality. Inspection procedures can be one of two types, or a combination of both:

100% Inspection: This involves the inspection of every single item or operation, which has been selected for inspection.
Sampling: This is a more sophisticated technique based on the ‘Law of Regularity’, which states that a sufficiently large sample taken at random will exhibit similar characteristics to the whole group from which it was drawn.

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