Results for tag: "Zero Defects"

Zero Defects is a concept within the field of Mechanical Engineering that focuses on the elimination of defects in the production of goods and services. It is based on the idea that quality should be built into the product or service from the start, rather than being inspected and corrected after the fact. This approach is intended to reduce costs associated with rework and scrap, as well as improve customer satisfaction. Zero Defects is achieved through a combination of process control, quality assurance, and continuous improvement. Process control involves the use of statistical methods to monitor and control production processes. Quality assurance involves the use of inspection and testing to ensure that products meet customer requirements. Finally, continuous improvement involves the use of techniques such as Six Sigma and Lean Manufacturing to identify and eliminate sources of defects. Some companies in the Zero Defects market include Siemens, Bosch, ABB, and Rockwell Automation. Show Less Read more