INTRODUCTION
The ideal situation for inspection is of course one in which no inspection is necessary. This is because the quality assurance effort cooperatively mounted by the purchaser and supplier has resulted in outstanding quality performance and reliable supporting supplier generated records.
However not all organizations have reached this enviable goal, examining some of the more common ideas surrounding inspection and quality control is useful conversely. Adequate drafting or written of specification of materials to be delivered by suppliers is not always a guaranteed to ensure quality material in an organization there is need for the inspection of materials coming into the organization to ensure that supplier provides materials that conform to the quality expected.
The purpose of inspection is to ensure that supplier has delivered item that corresponds to the organizational specification or description of the organizational product or services, their product and services must be watched with care until they have get to prove themselves dependable.
Unfortunately, two production methods skills even of established supplier change from time to time. Operators becomes careless, errors are made and occasionally a seller may try to reduce production costs to the point where quality suffers. Thus, for a variety of reasons, if is poor policy for buying organization to neglect inspection methods or procedures. Therefore, the verification of the quality of incoming materials is an important task by any concerned in order to ensure quality materials and also to provide the customer service required level.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title page
Approval
Declaration
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Abstract
Table of contents
CHAPTER ONE
1.1Background of the study
1.2Statement of the problem
1.3Purpose of the study
1.4Significance of the study
1.5Scope of the study
1.6Research question
1.7Definition of terms
CHAPTER TWO
2.1Conceptual frameworks of inspection and quality
2.2Method of inspection
2.3 Incoming inspection
2.4 Decision to inspect/ test
2.5Quality control technique(s), quality inspection
2.6 Inspection techniques in quality control.
CHAPTER THREE
3.1Area of the study
3.2Research design
3.3Population size and sampling techniques
3.4Instrument for data collection
3.5Techniques used in analyzing data.
Subscribe to access this work and thousands more