lõppkontroll

Lõppkontroll is the final inspection or final check performed at the end of a process to verify that the output meets defined requirements and is ready for release or delivery. It is a quality assurance activity designed to ensure that products, services, or documents comply with specified criteria before they are handed over to customers, deployed, or archived.

Typical elements of lõppkontroll include the verification of requirements and acceptance criteria, a review of relevant documentation, and an assessment of the finished product or service. It often involves physical or functional inspections, testing results evaluation, and the identification and handling of nonconformities. Decisions are typically made by qualified personnel, and the outcome is a formal sign-off or release note. If issues are found, corrective actions or rework are planned and executed before final approval.

Lõppkontroll is applied across various sectors, including manufacturing, construction, software release, logistics, healthcare, and public administration. In many industries it is integrated into a broader quality management system, such as ISO 9001, and aligned with regulatory and safety requirements. The process may use checklists, audits, sampling plans, and traceability records to ensure accountability and documentation.

The goal of lõppkontroll is to reduce risk, ensure customer satisfaction, and provide a verifiable record that the delivered outcome meets agreed standards. It serves as the last gate before product shipment, project handover, or public release.