Sampling plans are widely used for acceptance activities for materials, components, and finished goods during in-coming, in-process, or final inspections. Often, acceptance sampling plans are not based on statistically valid rationale, linked to risk, are inadequate for their intended use resulting in the acceptance of materials, components, or finished goods that do not meet acceptance criteria resulting in scrap, rework, complaints, recalls, and compliance scrutiny. This webinar will explain the requirements for acceptance sampling, how sampling plans work, the correct use of sampling plans, various sampling strategies, understand the linkage to risk, and the applications of sampling plans.

Sampling plans are widely used for acceptance activities for materials, components, and finished goods during in-coming, in-process, or final inspections. Often, acceptance sampling plans are not based on statistically valid rationale, linked to risk, are inadequate for their intended use resulting in the acceptance of materials, components, or finished goods that do not meet acceptance criteria resulting in scrap, rework, complaints, recalls, and compliance scrutiny. This webinar will explain the requirements for acceptance sampling, how sampling plans work, the correct use of sampling plans, various sampling strategies, understand the linkage to risk, and the applications of sampling plans.

This session recording was presented as a part of the 2020 Virtual QDEW.