QA/QC for Electrical Engineers

The Electrical QA/QC course teaches students about the quality control process in power plants, substations, construction, and manufacturing (Transformer, Motor, Generator, Cable, etc..). Electrical QA/QC focuses on fundamental factors such as job quality, performance, documentation, standards, recording, and assisting in the detection of quality deviations. Electrical QA/QC course graduates have a better understanding of the quality process and produce high-quality work.

QA/QC course is a combination of quality assurance, which is the process or collection of procedures used to measure and ensure the quality of a product, and quality control, which is typically defined as the process of providing products and services in accordance with customer expectations.

Q/A Program

Quality assurance, often known as QA, is a program that involves the systematic monitoring and evaluation of numerous components of a project, service, or facility to verify that quality requirements are fulfilled.

Quality control focuses on testing products for defects and reporting to management, which makes the decision to allow or deny the release, whereas quality assurance focuses on improving and stabilizing production and associated processes to avoid, or at least minimize, the issues that caused the defects in the first place.