Describe your experience with quality assurance and quality
control analyses?
Answer Posted / chemistk
Quality Control is any analysis which is performed per
Standard Operating Procedures using approved methods and
techniques. Your testing is "controlling the quality" of
the product.
Quality Assurance are they procedures perfomed to "ensure
the quality" of the product. So those SOPs and procedures
used, the calibrations of the instruments, the document
reviewing, the maintenace procedures, etc are all part of
quality assurance.
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