Record inspection evidence, contain affected material and retain the disposition decision.
Quality Inspector checks inspection plans by product, inspection type, version and effective date. Each inspection characteristic specifies what is measured, its limits and the selected instrument. The instrument rule excludes overdue equipment; the rehearsal must verify it in the agreed inspection action.
Quality Inspector creates quality inspections and inspection results, retaining measured value and Pass or Fail against the characteristic. Quantity accepted and quantity rejected explain the inspected scope. Required evidence must refer to the receipt or operation being released.
Quality Inspector creates quality holds for the lot, goods receipt or work order operation and records nonconformance reports where needed. An active hold prevents the affected material from being issued, completed or shipped. Quantity on hand remains a separate stock fact.
Quality Inspector reviews the evidence and authorizes the permitted disposition. An accepted disposition can release a hold; scrap or return follows the corresponding Scrapped or Returned branch. Retain the releasing employee and release date when a hold is released rather than erasing the earlier hold.
Quality Inspector coordinates corrective actions with the assigned owner and independent verifier, keeping the due date visible. Completed, Verified and Closed preserve the difference between finishing the task and checking that the action addressed the nonconformance.
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