There are two terms used in connection with quality management quality control and quality assurance.

Leading the engineering safety and quality works (quality control and quality assurance) of the following projects

Quality control is an internal process that the service provider uses to monitor and control the quality of its service.

How do we manage the quality control?

To improve the quality of domestically produced goods, standardization and quality control are important requirements.

Quality control of outsourced translations had been expanded since 1996.

Monitoring and quality control remain central challenges for all countries.

(b) the relevant inspection and test, quality control, quality assurance, and process operation instructions that will be used

(iii) include efficiency and quality performance targets for each output, and plans and targets for quality control activities.

Good practice covers choice of estimation methods appropriate to national circumstances, quality assurance and quality control at the national level, quantification of uncertainties, and data archiving and reporting to promote transparency Quality control (QC) is a system of routine technical activities to measure and control the quality of the inventory as it is being developed.

This was detrimental to quality control of documents prior to their dissemination.

This highlights the need for greater quality control at the departmental level

on energy investment, local cooperation, humanity, agriculture, customs, quality control, aerospace, finance, etc..

And the first thing that people are probably thinking is quality control, right?

It is also aimed at improving quality control, information sharing and organizational learning.

Country offices were responsible for the development and quality control of local training activities.

I'm afraid the paper fails our initial quality control checks in several different ways.

Quality control will enable higher standards to be set, quickly and at reasonable cost.

It welcomed the emphasis on client consultation and a quality control system for oversight.

Quality control is not applied only to the production of new self revisers, however.

The programme also provides for monitoring and quality control of all clearance related activities.

15. In the area of quality control, a number of measures have been continued or expanded to improve the quality of self revised translation.

In three project documents that aimed to improve the quality of drug control, there was no consideration of how quality improvements would be measured.

Only much later did I realize that she had been saying QC, or quality control.

The services provided by governments could range from processing research (including species preservation and biotechnology), through training in quality upgrading measures (handling techniques, quality control techniques, contaminant level control) to inspection, surveillance and verification and certification services.

National systems Inventory planning Data collection Quality assurance and quality control Inventory management and archiving Experiences of and plans for the establishment of national systems.

(c) Improvement and standardization of quality control, quality assurance and accreditation systems, and standards used to ensure the consistent application of pass and failure criteria

23. Strict quality control will be exercised by the secretariat through adherence to commonly established quality standards at the project design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation stages.

Introducing a quality control in laboratories examining the working environment, and introducing a system of accreditation

A quality control system has been introduced to ensure that contractors meet established United Nations standards.

All of quality control, which has had a major impact on industrial processing, is underpinned by statistics.

UNIDO had also supported the Government in establishing a national framework for food inspection and quality control.

Vector control programmes continue to face significant resource constraints, which tend to undermine the quality of interventions.

Air quality and integrated pollution control laws regulate PFC emissions in New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

Such data banks are extremely useful, and they could eventually contain indicators of excellence and quality control.

He drew attention to Atlas quality control mechanisms to track audit recommendations and identify common trends, noting that the internal control framework was an evolving document.

With regard to ETOs, more concrete information was needed about the actual profile of users and about the quality of ETOs what mechanisms were in place for quality control?

Eventually, to eliminate unevenness in the quality of the raw material, Bridgestone introduced quality control by placing technicians in the rubber producing areas and purchasing directly from the smallholders.

Satellite temperature control, satellite and payload control, low temperature technology and others had added significant improvements in product quality, working environments and energy conservation in traditional industries.

One Food Quality Control Assistant, Field Service (new post), and one Fuel Contracts Assistant, Field Service (new post).

This new regulation is based on the HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) principle, which requires plants to control the quality of the product in the transformation process.

Consultants and temporary assistance staff conducted some of its core functions, such as quality control or marketing and distribution.

e) the prevention and control of water pollution through, inter alia, the establishment of effluent and water quality standards.

The quality of medical examination and treatment was raised, serious diseases such as goiter and malaria kept under control.

Donors will need to ensure that a credible audit and quality control mechanism is introduced to maintain public confidence.