Korjausraporttien

Korjausraporttien, meaning "correction reports" in Finnish, are documents used to record and communicate details about identified errors, defects, or issues found within a system, product, or process. These reports serve as a crucial tool for quality control, problem-solving, and continuous improvement efforts.

The primary purpose of a korjausraportti is to systematically document what went wrong, where it occurred, and who is responsible for addressing the issue. Typically, a korjausraportti includes essential information such as a unique identifier for the report, a clear description of the problem, the date and time of discovery, the location or system where the issue was found, and its severity. It also often specifies the person who identified the issue and the individual or team assigned to investigate and implement the correction.

Furthermore, a comprehensive korjausraportti will outline the proposed solution or corrective action, the steps taken to resolve the problem, and the date of completion. It may also include information about testing performed to verify the fix and any preventative measures recommended to avoid recurrence. The process of creating and managing korjausraporttien is a fundamental part of many quality management systems, ensuring accountability and facilitating the tracking of issues from identification through to resolution. They are vital for maintaining product quality, ensuring operational efficiency, and fostering a culture of improvement.