mail: - info@naukripay. com Garment QC (Quality Control) responsibilities involve ensuring that apparel meets established quality standards throughout the production process, from fabric inspection to final product evaluation. This includes inspecting materials, monitoring production, and identifying and addressing any defects or deviations from specifications. Key Responsibilities of a Garments QC Team: Fabric and Material Inspection: Checking fabric quality, including color, weight, and any defects, and verifying that trims and accessories match the specifications. In-Line Inspection: Monitoring the production process at various stages (cutting, sewing, finishing) to identify and correct issues early on. Sample Approval:
Reviewing and approving samples, including size sets and pre-production samples, to ensure they meet the required standards. Defect Identification and Classification: Identifying defects in garments, classifying them based on severity, and ensuring they are addressed appropriately. Measurement and Sizing: Verifying that garments are produced to the correct dimensions and sizes, according to the provided specifications. Final Inspection: Conducting a thorough final inspection of finished garments to ensure they meet all quality requirements before shipment. Documentation and Reporting: Maintaining records of inspections, defects, and corrective actions taken, and preparing reports for management. Communication and Collaboration: Communicating with other teams (e.
g. , production, design, merchandising) to address quality issues and ensure alignment on quality standards. Compliance with Standards: Ensuring that all production processes and finished products comply with relevant quality standards, including buyer specifications and industry regulations. Training and Development: Training and mentoring other quality control personnel to enhance their skills and knowledge. Customer Satisfaction: Ultimately, ensuring that the final product meets customer expectations and contributes to customer satisfaction.
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