lõppkontrolli

Lõppkontrolli, or final inspection, is a quality assurance process conducted at the end of a production run, project delivery, or service implementation to verify that specified requirements have been met before release or shipment. It is used across sectors such as manufacturing, construction, software, and pharmaceuticals to ensure product or deliverable readiness and to protect downstream processes and customers.

The objectives of lõppkontrolli include confirming conformance to technical specifications and safety requirements, ensuring completeness of documentation and labeling, verifying functionality where applicable, and identifying non-conformities that require correction. The process typically involves a review of acceptance criteria, visual and dimensional inspections, functional or performance tests, and a check of accompanying records such as batch logs, certificates of conformity, manuals, and packaging.

A final inspection usually follows internal quality checks and may involve sampling plans, measurement tools, and test equipment. When non-conformities are found, dispositions such as rework, repair, or rejection are decided, and corrective actions are recorded. The process concludes with an inspection report or release authorization, and product or project records are archived for traceability.

Lõppkontrolli contributes to compliance with quality management systems (for example ISO 9001) and supports continuous improvement by capturing insights from the final stage of production or service delivery. Its scope and strictness vary by industry, but the core aim remains: to ensure that the end product meets agreed standards and is suitable for delivery to customers or stakeholders.