Final Random Inspection
Final Random Inspection (FRI), also known as random sampling inspection or pre-shipment inspection, is a quality control process conducted at the final stage of production, just before the goods are shipped to customers or distributors. It involves randomly selecting a sample of products from the production lot and inspecting them against predefined quality criteria.
Purpose of Final Random Inspection
- Overall Quality Assessment
- Compliance Verification
- Risk Reduction
- Quality Standard Adherence
- Specification Conformance
- Regulatory Compliance
- Defect Prevention
Features:
Benefits of Final Random Inspection
- Quality Assurance
- Customer Satisfaction
- Risk Mitigation
- Supplier Accountability
- Compliance Assurance
- Cost Savings
Conclusion
Final Random Inspection (FRI) is a critical quality control step that ensures the overall quality and compliance of production lots before they are shipped to customers. By conducting random sampling and comprehensive inspections, FRI helps maintain product quality, reduce risks, and enhance customer satisfaction, ultimately benefiting both manufacturers and consumers.
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