Meeting Quality Control Requirements in the Routine Inorganic Laboratory

From: Spectroscopy | Date: September 1, 2007| Author: Thompson, Laura; Chin, Douglas | Copyright information

Production laboratories struggle with how best to provide both quality and efficient data for decision-making. The quality control requirements of different FPA programs sometimes add additional burdens to laboratories trying to efficiently combine analyses from several programs in the same aulosampler tray. Small laboratories, such as municipal wastewater treatment plants, limited by personnel and time are often at the greatest disadvantage. Understanding the need for quality control as well...

Read all of this article with a FREE trial to HighBeam Research

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

Quality control at the system level. (includes related articles)
Online ; The years before the introduction of a Quality Control department at BRS (1976-1982) seemed like the Dark Ages. Programmers designed, coded, and tested new system features. Sometimes, they moved a new feature into the system with only minimal testing. During this era, customers were the ultimate
'Quality Control Manual' a worthy tool. (AICPA's 'Quality Control Manual for CPA Firms) (Quality Control)
The Ohio CPA Journal ; The QCM was designed to help small- and medium-sized firms design a quality control system and to prepare for a review. The manual was based upon the latest professional standards and references regarding quality control which, among others, includes: 1. Statement on Auditing Standards No. 25, The
Riddle-solving with TechnoStat. (quality control consultants)
Israel Business Today ; How many boxes of Israeli tomatoes need to be opened at the port of Ashdod and inspected for quality before they are shipped abroad? Every single box? One in 10? One in 100? 1000? If it takes at least 3 hours to inspect every singly system in a newly manufactured refrigerator, how can an Israeli
QC in Japan imported from US 36 years ago. (quality control) (Textile Technology supplement)
Daily News Record ; QC in Japan Imported From US 36 Years Ago Quality control is an American concept that was introduced to the Japanese 36 years ago, and it has met with such great enthusiasm that awards are presented each year by the Union of Scientists and Engineers, a national organization, to individuals and
Stamp of approval: quality control programs benefit products, employees and customers.(Quality Control)(Cover Story)
Paperboard Packaging ; Around trade shows, in training classrooms and on production floors world wide, the buzz is quality control. Converters agree that today's competitive business climate leaves no room for waste. So how does a packaging manufacturer keep tight controls on waste and efficiency, while constantly