Quality Management Flashcards

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What does “quality” mean in business?

How well a product or service meets customer needs. It should be fit for purpose.

What is quality management?

The way a business plans and checks work so products meet set quality standards.

Give two benefits of good quality.

Satisfied customers and repeat sales.

Name two problems caused by poor quality.

Returns and refunds, and bad reviews.

What is a quality standard?

A target level of quality that a product must reach every time.

Name two ways a business can measure quality.

Track defect rates and customer returns.

What is quality control?

Checking finished products or samples to find and fix faults.

What is quality assurance?

Building quality into the process. Staff check each stage to prevent faults.

What does “right first time” mean?

Doing the job with no mistakes the first time, so no rework is needed.

How can staff training improve quality?

It gives staff the right skills and methods, so they make fewer errors.

How can good quality reduce costs?

It cuts waste, rework, and returns, so the business spends less.