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Quality Control and Pre-shipment Inspection in Indonesia | GIM

In Indonesia, GIM conducts quality control inspections and audits. Our inspectors have expertise in furniture, textiles, and industrial product testing.

Quality control in Turkey | Turkey Quality inspection | GIM 

In Turkey, we provide inspection services such as quality control, factory audits, product inspections, food inspections, lab testing, and certificates. 

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At Global Inspection Managing, we offer smart solutions for beverage safety. As anyone who has worked in the food and drinks industry will be well aware, beverage inspections are vital for keeping consumers safe and avoiding reputational damage to businesses. Hundreds of beverages are recalled every year due to cross-contamination with plastics, chemicals or allergens, as well as other safety concerns surrounding, for example, fermentation or spoilage.

It is imperative, therefore, that businesses selling beverages ensure that the products they sell are compliant with relevant rules and regulations designed to keep consumers safe.

We offer comprehensive testing and quality control services across all beverage categories, helping retailers to ensure that high-quality products reach their shelves. Our beverage audits are conducted on-site and in the lab. During an inspection, our expert quality control team will ascertain whether your beverages are stored, manufactured, and shipped in line with the safety regulations set out by your destination market, as well as with your personal specifications. We also offer clients certification under a range of international schemes such as sustainable coffee-sourcing programmes.

AQL Calculator | AQL Level Chart and Sampling Table | GIM 

GIM AQL Calculator calculates the acceptable quality limit sample automatically to see whether the product order has complied with the requirements.

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5 Reasons Why Outsourcing Quality Control Can be the Turning Point for Your Business

Product quality control is key to ensuring 100% functionality of your end product, which translates into a high user acceptance rate. Earlier, enterprises had a dedicated quality assurance testing team that was tasked to conduct rigorous product quality tests as per the enterprise’s specifications.

Cut to the present day, things have changed in the quality management arena. Companies have deepened their focus on the end-user perspective than their vision regarding a product. This change is witnessed in things like software development, the performance of a medical device, analytical services and others.

There are no two thoughts about the fact that the perspectives of end-users are extremely dynamic. Enterprises need to introduce multiple ad-hoc changes during the entire product development lifecycle to align with the dynamic user perspectives. This has created extreme pressure on the in-house quality control testing experts.

In-house quality management experts lack the bandwidth or expertise to look beyond the conventional total quality management framework and work out a flexible quality testing solution right off the bat.

This compelled enterprises to form a beeline for quality outsourcing to reap the actual benefits of quality control. According to a Forbes Technology Council Post, the software quality system outsourcing market which was valued at USD 40 billion in 2019 is set to grow at 6% through 2026.

Quality control charts also called the Shewhart chart are used as an important part of process improvement techniques in numerous industries. Variations within any process are an unavoidable aspect. But when timely corrective action is not taken then these variations can affect the business negatively. The importance of quality control charts is, in such scenarios, to study the changes happening over time in the process. 

Control charts are graphs with a central line for the average, an upper line for the upper control limit, and a lower line for the lower control limit. Control charts in quality control are used as a tool for data collection, data comparison and analysis. For variable data, these charts are used in pairs whereas for attribute data they are used singly. 

What is a control chart in quality control?

In quality control, control charts are always used in combination with other process improvement tools. Across industries such as healthcare, service, manufacturing or others, control charts can be used to monitor how variables change over time. Using quality control charts effectively is all about having a good understanding of the variations and enabling continuous improvement.

A control chart in quality control is especially useful to monitor the process that is under statistical control. Quality control charts are considered one of the seven basic quality tools for process improvement and are used in Lean Six Sigma projects and DMAIC (an acronym for Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control) projects that are under the control phase. 

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GIM provides chemical control, environmental compliance audits, and water testing protocols that conform to ISO 14001 standards.

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