Quality inspection report

1、 What is a quality inspection report

 
The so-called quality inspection report refers to the safety and performance testing of products. Taking LED lamps as an example, it mainly conducts GB7000 testing, which includes safety regulations such as labeling, moisture, creepage distance, and high voltage. Liche Testing Center is a professional third-party testing and certification organization that can provide CNAS and CMA quality inspection reports, ensuring your smooth entry into Tmall and JD.com. Quality inspection reports are mostly presented in the form of investigation reports to address issues. Firstly, raise questions. Introduce the general information of the examinee, such as their affiliation, the target of the examination, the time and location of the examination, and the process of the examination.
Secondly, analyze the problem. First, list the problems, then analyze their composition, nature, and degree. Based on the three-level standards (national standards, ministerial standards, and the enterprise's own standards), conduct quality assessment and make a basic evaluation.
Thirdly, analyze the reasons for whether the quality is qualified or unqualified. This is the main part of the quality inspection report. It plays an important role in taking improvement measures and enhancing product quality. The main method for analyzing the reasons for high or low quality is to reveal the main factors that affect quality, that is, to identify the main contradictions and their main aspects. By using dialectical methods to analyze the causes of problems and prescribe the right medicine, product quality can be improved.
Fourthly, propose suggestions for addressing quality issues. This is the ultimate goal of the quality inspection report.

2、 Advantages of Quality Inspection Reports

The product quality inspection report can comprehensively and objectively reflect the quality information of the product, and is generally completed by a third-party professional inspection agency independent of both the supply and demand sides. Third party professional inspection agencies have relative independence and impartiality, and are qualified to issue impartial data (inspection reports) to the society. The inspection report made by a production enterprise on its own products is called a first party (supplier) inspection report, and due to its vested interests, it does not have the qualification to provide fair data to society. In order to ensure the inspection capability of third-party inspection agencies and the scientific and impartial nature of their inspection work, relevant national departments grant metrology certification certificates to inspection agencies after confirming their metrological capabilities, and allow them to affix the CMA seal (including the metrology certificate number and issuance date, with a validity period of five years, the same below) on the inspection report.



According to the National Metrology Law, any behavior of making inspection reports without obtaining a metrology certificate will be fined. After confirming the inspection capability of the inspection agency, the relevant national departments grant the inspection agency an acceptance and authorization certificate, and allow it to stamp the CAL seal (including certificate number and issuance date) on the inspection report. The inspection report issued by a third-party impartial inspection agency must have the above two chapters. For national product inspection centers and product inspection institutes in provinces and municipalities directly under the central government, relevant national departments require them to undergo national laboratory accreditation. Other inspection agencies, including laboratories of manufacturing enterprises, can also apply for voluntary accreditation. Allow accredited laboratories to use the "China Laboratory National Accreditation" certificate (including the number and date of issuance). All of the above are symbols of the qualifications of inspection agencies.