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Process · Inspection and disposition

Inspection and disposition

An inspection decision is credible when a reviewer can see the subject, the person who did the work, the check results and the evidence. This path starts when Quality Manager schedules the inspection and ends when the manager accepts or rejects it. The rejected path remains linked to the follow-up case.

Step by step

  1. Plan inspection Quality Manager

    Quality Manager selects the inspection type, enters the subject reference and scheduled date, and assigns Quality Inspector. The planned record gives the inspector a specific work item.

    • Set subject, schedule and assignee
    • Updates Inspections, People
  2. Start inspection Quality Inspector

    Quality Inspector begins the work and opens its linked checks. The inspection moves from Planned to in progress.

    • Begin linked work
    • Updates Inspections, Inspection checks
  3. Record checks Quality Inspector

    Quality Inspector records each requirement, observation, result and any attachment. A failed check still remains visible with its original evidence.

    • Keep observations and evidence
    • Updates Inspection checks, Inspections
  4. Review inspection Quality Manager

    Quality Inspector submits completed work into Review. Quality Manager reads the checks and decides Accepted or Rejected.

    • Accept or reject the inspection
    • Updates Inspections, Inspection checks
    ApprovalA person approves before the work moves on.
  5. Contain rejection Quality Manager

    A rejected result produces a linked nonconformance in Containment. The completed inspection date stays on the source record.

    • Open linked containment case
    • Updates Inspections, Nonconformances
Quality Inspector
Records the work; Quality Manager decides disposition and owns the rejected handoff.

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