Enterprises can realize pre-control of quality management by setting quality objectives and indicators, making quality management plans, evaluating quality risks, making quality control plans, implementing quality training and education, establishing quality monitoring and feedback mechanisms, and conducting quality audit and evaluation.
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Importance of quality management pre-control
Pre-control of quality management is of great significance to enterprises. First of all, pre-control can help enterprises find and solve potential problems in advance, avoid problems from expanding in the production process, and thus reduce quality risks.
Secondly, pre-control can improve production efficiency and product quality, reduce defective products and improve customer satisfaction. Finally, prior control can help enterprises to establish a perfect quality management system, improve the quality management level of organizations and enhance their competitiveness.
Main contents of quality management pre-control
1. Setting quality objectives and indicators: Enterprises should set clear quality objectives and indicators according to the characteristics of products or services and the needs of customers. These targets and indicators should be specific, measurable and consistent with the strategic objectives of the enterprise.
2. Make a quality management plan: The quality management plan is the basis of quality management, including the organizational structure, responsibilities and authorities, workflow and procedures, resources and time arrangement of quality management. Enterprises should formulate corresponding quality management plans according to the characteristics and requirements of products or services.
3. Conduct quality risk assessment: Quality risk assessment is an important part of prior control, which can help enterprises identify and evaluate potential problems and risks in the production process and provide a basis for taking corresponding control measures. Enterprises can conduct quality risk assessment through quality risk assessment tools and methods, such as mode and impact analysis (FMEA).
4. Formulate quality control plan: Quality control plan is the core content of prior control, including quality control methods and measures, quality control checkpoints and standards, and quality control responsibilities and processes. Enterprises should formulate corresponding quality control plans according to the characteristics and requirements of products or services.