Quality Control:

According to the Rae: Set of actions that aim to verify whether the audit has been carried out in accordance with the applicable legal standards, directly or supplementarily, and with the audit standards of the Court of Auditors and, in particular, if all the objectives of the audit have been achieved. audit and whether the evidence obtained is sufficient and appropriate to support the conclusions of the corresponding report.

What is “Quality Control” in Logistics?

Quality Control in logistics refers to the set of processes and activities designed to guarantee that products and services within the supply chain meet established standards and requirements.

Types of “Quality Control”:

In logistics, Quality Control encompasses various strategies and approaches to ensure that products and services meet established quality standards. Below are some common types of Quality Control applied in logistics:

1. Prior to Shipping:

   • This type involves the inspection and verification of the quality of products before they are shipped from suppliers or manufacturers. Ensures that only products that meet required quality standards are integrated into the supply chain.

2. During Storage:

   • Focuses on continuous monitoring of stored products to ensure they remain in optimal condition. Includes measures to prevent damage, deterioration or any change in quality during storage.

3. Of reception:

   • It involves detailed inspection of products upon arrival at storage or distribution facilities. Ensures that products received meet expected specifications and quality standards.

Features

How Control Terrestre Uses “Quality Control” in its Logistics Strategy:

1. Optimization of Routes and Deliveries:

   • Use in Ground Control:  to optimize routes and ensure accurate and quality deliveries.

2. Efficient Inventory Management:

   • Use in Ground Control: Use Quality Control processes to efficiently manage inventory levels and reduce associated costs.

3. Close Collaboration with Suppliers:

   • Use in Ground Control: Apply supplier audits to collaborate with those who maintain high quality standards.