Quality News | Quarterly | 12/2023

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We are pleased to share the latest issue of the Pro QC newsletter. Find case studies, videos, articles and other insightful resources related to quality, manufacturing and supply chain. We hope you enjoy the quality content.

Are Pre-Shipment Inspections Overrated?

"Is a pre-shipment inspection worth the time and investment?" This question, at first glance, might seem to challenge established norms in the world of international trade. Yet, it is a question that resonates deeply with many businesses, especially those who have grappled with the aftermath of receiving defective products from overseas suppliers.

Auto Part Inspection: Quality Control Method and Checklist

In this article, we will delve into the specifics of auto part inspection through the lens of backing plates, outlining a detailed checklist, and discussing the significance of each inspection criterion.

Supplier Audits: Everything You Need to Know

Everything you need to know about supplier audits: what they are, the advantages, various types of audits, associated challenges, conducting them, return on investment, costs, reporting, post-audit activities, and more.

Pro QC is Launching a New Spanish Website

Pro QC International announces the launch of its new Spanish website, proqc.es. This strategic expansion is a testament to our longstanding commitment to the Spanish market, dating back to 1984.

How to Conduct a Gap Analysis and Implement an Effective QMS

A robust Quality Management System (QMS) is essential to deliver high-quality products or services. To achieve this, companies often utilize the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) framework. In this article, we will explore how to conduct a gap analysis for a QMS using the PDCA framework.

Product Sorting in Vietnam – How Pro QC Manages Sorting Projects

The impact of poor product quality can severely harm an organization’s reputation and financial health. But how can companies ensure their production in Vietnam is defect-free, especially from afar? The solution lies in product sorting services.