Production Quality Control Checklist for Manufacturing

Use this Production Quality Control Checklist to assess the quality of manufacturing processes and products, to meet requirements and quality standards.

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Production Quality Control Checklist for Manufacturing

Use this Production Quality Control Checklist to assess the quality of manufacturing processes and products, to meet requirements and quality standards.

1. Is the product in an acceptable condition?

1. Has the product undergone a full visual inspection? (Check for overall appearance, finish, and cleanliness.)

2. Are the product dimensions verified against specifications? (Confirm size tolerances are met.)

3. Is the product color checked for consistency and accuracy?

4. Is the product weight measured and within acceptable limits?

5. Are the materials inspected to ensure correct type and quality? (E.g., proper components, coatings, or textiles.)

6. Has the product been tested for proper functionality or operation?

7. Is the product packaging checked for completeness, accuracy, and damage?

8. Has the product been thoroughly checked for physical or functional defects?

9. If defects are found, has their severity been evaluated and documented? (E.g., minor, major, or critical.)