Quality control or quality inspection
- Glossary
Quality control (aka quality inspection) is an operation used to determine, through appropriate means, whether a controlled product (or service, document, source code…) complies with a set of predetermined specifications and requirements. The resulting decision is acceptance, rejection or reworking. Measuring, examining, testing and gauging of a product or service according to certain standards and comparing the results with specified requirements to find out if conformity is reached.
Automated Optical Inspection
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- Automated Optical Inspection
Always in search of innovation and performance in quality management, TRIGO is diversifying its strategic areas of activity to take control of tomorrow's issues. Through the acquisition of…
Quality Firewall
- Glossary
Firewall is a demand by a supplier to place a redundant inspection process (over and above normal controls) to sort for defective material. This is done to isolate Customer from defective products. The data from the inspection is critical and must be used to drive process improvements. This activity will be in addition to Final Control and the “person performing the sort” is an impartial third party. This is needed in selective cases where the supplier’s personnel and/or process have proven to be incapable to isolate the problem.
TRIGO announced as Toyota’s official quality partner
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- Press relations
July 2019, Paris, FR – TRIGO Group was selected by Toyota to be their sole provider in quality control, inspection, and management activities.