Quality Assurance 🎙️In Pharama Industry but Food industry opposite . ∆ - what Quality Assurance Quality Assurance (QA) is a systematic approach that determines if a product meets specific requirements and specifications. It also focuses on improving processes, so the organization can deliver better quality products to its customers. ∆ - The aim of Quality Assurance Once the processes are in place, the aim of QA is to ensure that mistakes are not passed onto the customer. Generally, there is a QA team whose responsibility it is to find and report any issues or problems within the processes. ∆ - How it works The key to quality assurance is measurability. Products are checked and tested to verify if they meet the specific requirements or performance of the product specification. ISO 9000 defines Quality Assurance as: "Part of quality management focused on providing confidence that quality requirements will be fulfilled." This reference to quality management ties the QA process into a company's quality system which ensures the requirements and goals for a product or service can be fulfilled. The QA systematic approach measures, compares with a standard, monitors through processes, and engages feedback loops that provide the validation of acceptance or rejection. #qualityassurance #foodsafety #foodtechnologist
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QA/QC if you didn't documents it you did not do it Documentation in QA/QC department is the only prove that shows you did it. Documentation plays a crucial roles in enhancing food safety by providing a systemic record of processes, procedures and standards,it ensure compliance with company standard,regulations and for traceability of product Things quality personnel needs to document are : The name of the product : Types of raw materials used for the product : Time of materials useage : Production date : Expiration date : Batch number : Machine number : Analysis results : Time of packaging *Benefit of Documentation in quality department : For traceability of product : To ensure compliance with company standard and regulation : Help to identify potential risks in the production process : It help to monitor and improve quality product : And also to manage products recall Inconclusion,the main objective of documentation is to have a transparent overview of the product state and safety throughout production process. If you didn't documents it,you did not do it As a quality personnel ensure to be customer centric by given your customer good quality product that meet customer satisfaction Thanks I still remain your professional quality assurance/quality control analyst
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*Title:* Quality Control vs Quality Assurance: Understanding the Difference In the pursuit of excellence, two terms are often used interchangeably: Quality Control (QC) and Quality Assurance (QA). However, they have distinct meanings and roles in ensuring the quality of products or services. *Quality Control (QC):* - Focuses on identifying and correcting defects or issues in the product or service - Involves inspection, testing, and validation of outputs - Ensures compliance with specifications and standards - Reactive approach: finds and fixes problems after they occur *Quality Assurance (QA):* - Focuses on preventing defects or issues from occurring in the first place - Involves planning, designing, and implementing processes and procedures - Ensures compliance with regulations, standards, and industry best practices - Proactive approach: anticipates and mitigates potential problems In summary, Quality Control checks for defects, while Quality Assurance prevents them from happening. Both are crucial for delivering high-quality products and services. *#QualityControl #QualityAssurance #QualityMatters #ProcessExcellence #Productivity* #foodtechnologist #foodtechnology #food
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Quality assurance and quality control work hand-in-hand. Quality assurance processes govern operations, and are intended to ensure predictable, desirable, and consistent outcomes. Quality control processes work within the context of quality assurance processes, and are there to identify and eliminate non-conforming material. Both are necessary, and a synergistic combination of QA and QC will yield better results than either in isolation. #FoodManufacturing #FoodIndustry #FoodManufacturingIndustry #Food #FoodAndBeverage
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Quality assurance and quality control work hand-in-hand. Quality assurance processes govern operations, and are intended to ensure predictable, desirable, and consistent outcomes. Quality control processes work within the context of quality assurance processes, and are there to identify and eliminate non-conforming material. Both are necessary, and a synergistic combination of QA and QC will yield better results than either in isolation. #FoodManufacturing #FoodIndustry #FoodManufacturingIndustry #Food #FoodAndBeverage
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