Quality management content of TYPE-C power adapter
According to the definition of ISO9000:2000, quality is the degree to which a set of inherent characteristics meets requirements. Product quality refers to the degree to which a product meets requirements, meets customer requirements and legal requirements, and reflects the applicability of quality. The inherent characteristics referred to are the permanent characteristics that exist in something or something, including the applicability, reliability, economy, aesthetics, and safety of the product, etc., which reflect the conformity of quality. Therefore, quality means satisfaction of external and internal customers, and product characteristics and defect-free become the main determining factor for customer satisfaction.
Quality has generality, timeliness, and relativity. The generality of quality indicates that quality not only refers to product quality but also may refer to process and system quality. By controlling the production process of the TYPE-C power adapter and the company’s management system, the requirements for its quality can be maximized to meet customer requirements and produce qualified TYPE-C power adapters. The timeliness of quality refers to the continuous changes in the demands and expectations of the organization’s products, processes, and systems by its customers and other stakeholders. A power adapter that was considered of good quality by customers may no longer be welcomed due to the increase in customer requirements. The relative nature of quality means that customers and other stakeholders of the organization may have different requests for the same product function or the same function of the same TYPE-C power adapter. Different demands translate to different quality requirements, and as long as the demands are satisfied, the quality should be considered good.
Quality management is a coordinated activity that directs and controls the organization in quality. It usually includes developing quality policies and quality objectives and their implementation planning, quality control, quality assurance, and quality improvement.
Quality planning is part of quality management, mainly involving the development of quality policies and quality objectives and their implementation planning, and sets forth the necessary operating processes and related resources for the quality management system.
Quality assurance is part of quality management and is committed to enhancing the ability to meet quality requirements and making customers believe that the enterprise can meet quality requirements. The planned and systematic activities are confirmed as needed.
Quality control is also part of quality management, committed to meeting quality requirements, monitoring and testing the quality-forming processes, and eliminating various reasons that affect quality during the process to achieve the required activities. It is the most basic and frequent quality management activity of an enterprise and is an important means of ensuring quality.
Quality improvement is also part of quality management, a cyclical activity aimed at enhancing the ability to meet requirements.
Enterprises evaluate and continuously improve the effectiveness of quality management by using quality policies, quality objectives, internal and external audit results, statistical data analysis, corrective and preventive measures, and management reviews.
Over the years, based on theoretical and practical experience in quality management, some fundamental principles and ideas of quality management with influence have been formed in the field of quality management. The International Organization
Post time: Jun-19-2023