Standards of how quickly to design a quality control system?

[amroeg]

hello,im new in this forum i find it by search,so i haope to be afridn of all of memmbers.
im a new engineer and i have task about the standards of how to design a quality control system? by steps and flow chart so can anyone help me and attach me a word or pdf file contain this task
i have only 24 hour to finish this task
thank you

 

[Wes Bucey]

hello,im new in this forum i find it by search,so i haope to be afridn of all of memmbers.
im a new engineer and i have task about the standards of how to design a quality control system? by steps and flow chart so can anyone help me and attach me a word or pdf file contain this task
i have only 24 hour to finish this task
thank you

I really don't think this can be accomplished in 24 hours - even if
you had one of our experts sitting at your side the entire time. The basic problem is simply bringing you up to speed on what a Quality Management System is, and then to adapt the QMS to your real world organization.

Alternately, just use the Search function and copy one of the flow charts here in the Cove for a "quick a nd dirty" document that is strictly generic.

 

[amroeg]

thank u for ur replay
but i"m new here and i didn't find any flowcharts can u send it to me or send the link to me
thanks again

 

[RoxaneB]

thank u for ur replay
but i"m new here and i didn't find any flowcharts can u send it to me or send the link to me
thanks again

Do you have a copy of ISO 9001:2000? There is a nice 'continual improvement' chart right in the standard.

This is a question that no one here can probably answer 100% for you. We do not know what your organization does or what you are looking for. Not to mention, each of work in different industries and what works for one company may not necessarily work for another.

You have said that you are a new engineer and I am assuming new to your company, as well. Perhaps you should talk to the people invovled the process of quality control to find out what they do and the flow is for them. They are the experts in your company...use them as a valuable resource.

Good luck!