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3.3.3 - The concept of quality MatchUp
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Quality assurance
Ethical sourcing of raw materials
Employees make fewer mistakes and this reduces the amount of waste, reducing costs
Not all employees may be keen to play their part, particularly those on temporary contracts
Total quality management
Being able to charge a higher price due to a very good reputation
Training staff and the time taken to inspect the products
Total quality management requires everyone in the business to be trained to perform their roles efficiently, and to support the concept of TQM
Do it right first time
Quality control
What does TQM stand for?
This method of ensuring quality involves using inspectors in the production area
This method of ensuring quality involves every member of the production workforce
This outlines the key elements of TQM
More customers require this as well as good quality
Advantages of implementing TQM in the workplace
Disadvantages of implementing TQM in the workplace
Keeping quality to the standard chosen can have costs, which might include these.
Benefits of maintaining the chosen quality standard
Maintaining quality standards and keeping costs down might be summed up by this statement