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A document used to ensure that all necessary steps are taken during the manufacturing process to produce high-quality products. It typically includes a list of tasks and procedures to be followed, such as:

• Reviewing product design and specifications
• Verifying raw materials and inventory levels
• Conducting quality inspections at various stages of production
• Monitoring environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, etc.)
• Performing safety checks on equipment and personnel
• Validating packaging and labeling
• Confirming compliance with regulatory requirements

This checklist helps to identify potential issues early on, reduce errors, and prevent defects from reaching the end product. It is often used in conjunction with other quality control tools, such as ISO 9001 standards or Six Sigma methodologies.

Reduced errors and defects Improved product consistency and quality Increased customer satisfaction through enhanced reliability of products Enhanced regulatory compliance Decreased costs associated with rework, waste, and scrapped materials Faster time-to-market through streamlined processes Better risk management through proactive identification of potential issues Improved employee training and knowledge retention through standardized checklists Enhanced ability to track and analyze process metrics for continuous improvement.

1. Raw Material Receipt and Inspection
2. Production Equipment Calibration and Maintenance
3. Operator Training and Qualification
4. Work Instructions and Procedures
5. In-Process Inspections and Testing
6. Final Product Inspection and Verification
7. Corrective Action and Preventive Action (CAPA) Procedure