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Introductory of Inspection in Garments Industries
Joyankar Mojumder
Executive-IE
Paddocks Jeans Ltd.
DEPZ, Savar, Dhaka.
Mob: 01813171408
Email: mozumderjoy@yahoo.com
Executive-IE
Paddocks Jeans Ltd.
DEPZ, Savar, Dhaka.
Mob: 01813171408
Email: mozumderjoy@yahoo.com
INSPECTION:
The Inspection is done to control the quality is means by examining the product without any instrument. To examine the fabric, button, sewing, thread, zipper, garments measurement and so on according to specification or desired standard is called inspection.
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- Raw material inspection
- In process inspection, DUPRO(During Production Inspection)
- Final inspection, FRI(Final Random Inspection)
B) MAJOR DEFECT: A defect that is likely to result in failure, reducing usability of the product for its intended purpose and obviously appearance defects affecting the sell ability of the product.
C) MINOR DEFECT: A defect that does not reduce the usability of the product for its intended purpose, but it is nevertheless a workmanship defect beyond the defined quality standard.
D) UNACCEPTABLE REMARKS: A fault which does not neither render a product hazardous nor unusable nor hinders the sale nor affect the overall quality of the finished product and its intended use, it is not fully in accordance with the customer specific requirements or it is not defined in the clients requirements.
E) PENDING REMARKS: A fault which results from a non compliance with the applicable standard or major deviation which are common to the entire production or lot. Example: Documents, marking or components which are not complying with the safety standard or with the established requirements or sampling not among the required quantity of finished products.
TAP = Total Acceptable Product.
AQL = Acceptable Quality Limit/ Level.
AQL: Acceptable quality level is the Allowable percent of defectives in a Sample for an Inspection.
Five Parts of Acceptance Sampling System:
- Lot Size
- Sample Size
- Acceptable Quality Level
- Accept Number
- Reject Number
- Normal or Single Sampling Plan
- Double Sampling Plan
- Multi Sampling Plan
Catena offers its clients a straight forward way to limit commercial risks when importing or exporting your goods. Our inspections help you:
- Ensure the quantity produced (finished and packed) matches with the quantity ordered
- Ensure visual appearance (color, finish) matches with product ordered
- Ensure product specifications (measurements, material, functions) comply with the order
- Verify packaging, labeling, instructions and markings comply with mandatory standards
- Components and raw material: Initial Production Inspection (IPI)
- Materials in process: During Production Inspection (DPI/DUPRO)
- Finished products: Final Production Inspection (FRI)
- Supplies in storage: Cargo Container Loading Supervision (LS)
- Initial or Pre Production Inspection (IPI or PPI):
The Initial Production Inspection checks the materials or components stored by the manufacturer to produce your order. We also inspect the initial production run.
- During Production Inspection (DPI or DUPRO):
The During Production Inspection checks semi-finished or finished goods and takes place when a minimum 40% of your order has been produced.
- Final Random Inspection (FRI) or Pre-Shipment Inspection (PSI):
The Final Random Inspection, or Pre-Shipment Inspection (PSI), checks finished products when at least 80% of your order has been export-packed.
- Container Loading Supervision (LS):
Container Loading Supervision ensures that your order is completed and safely loaded in a container before shipment.
You can also read:
- Garments Inspection | Flow Chart of Garment Inspection
- Raw Material Inspection in Garment Industry
- In-Process Inspection in Garment Industry
- Final Inspection in Garment Industry