Many industries think inspection and quality control (QC) are the same — but they are different and work together.

Inspection

  • Checking the finished or in-process product
  • Detects defects
  • Accept or reject decision
  • Reactive activity

👉 Example: Measuring dimensions of a component before dispatch.


Quality Control (QC)

  • Controlling the manufacturing process
  • Prevents defects
  • Continuous monitoring & procedures
  • Preventive activity

👉 Example: Setting machine parameters and verifying raw material before production.


Key Difference

  • Inspection = Find the problem
  • Quality Control = Prevent the problem

Both are essential for reliable products and compliance, as practiced by ICS International Certification LLP inspection systems.

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