Definitions
Variation & Classification
Quality What
Inspection & Testing
Random Play
100
Allowed variation from a specified quantity.
What is Tolerance?
100
Minor, major and critical are three categories of ____.
What are Defects?
100
Are clearly stated to help unify the quality effort, motivate action, and promote harmony among managers.
What are Quality Objectives?
100
Inspection process in which individual items are rejected.
What is 100% Inspection?
100
Quality audits and analysis of returned merchandise are steps in the ____-production quality assurance process.
What is Post-production QA process?
200
Essential characteristics of something; ie. superiority, degree, grade of excellence...
What is Quality?
200
Defectives are evaluated as seconds, thirds, irregulars, or scrap depending on ____ and ____ of defect
What is Number and Type?
200
Are provided to set a standard of procedures that provide a basis of resource and production decisions.
What are Quality Standards?
200
This kind of testing is essential for interpreting tests properly and for communicating within a firm, as well as with suppliers, consumers, and with regulatory agencies.
What is Standardized Testing?
200
Most frequently used form of teams for quality assurance.
What is Product Development Teams?
300
Products evaluated as seconds, thirds, irregulars, or scraps depending on the number and type of defects
What are Defectives?
300
o Materials o Equipment o Operators o Manufacturing Process o The environment o Inspection Systems Are all contributing factors to ____?
What is Product Variation?
300
Establishes priorities of materials, processes, training, product development, and customer service.
What is Quality Policy?
300
This kind of testing is essential to assure consistency of materials used for style throughout the selling periods.
What is Laboratory Testing?
300
The number, amount and consistency of materials used contribute to the ____ cost of a garment.
What is Material Costs?
400
Process of examining materials, garment components, or finished garments to determine acceptability against standards.
What is Inspection?
400
Can occur: o Within a single component of a garment o Between garments of the same type o Between products in a line
What are Variations?
400
Inspection of a selected sample of goods that is used to determine the defect level of the output of a particular plant.
What is Quality Audit?
400
Single, double and multiple are three types of ____ plans?
What are Sampling?
400
What does SQC stand for?
What is Statistical Quality Control?
500
A group of units or packages used for identification, statistical sampling, or shipment.
What is a Lot?
500
An acceptable garment that meets specifications and tolerance is of ____ quality
What is First?
500
Time-consuming and expensive process that reduces production costs and maintains satisfied regular customers.
What is Quality Management?
500
A less expensive inspection strategy that focuses on specified sample(s) in a lot.
What is Acceptance Sampling?
500
Fabrics with flaws that are repairable are sent to this station.
What is the Mill Flaw Repair Station?