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"Final Random Inspection (FRI) Procedure"

✅✅ Complete Goods packing.

✅✅ Sending Final random inspection (FRI) request to buying house by merchandiser.

✅✅ Making packing list.

✅✅ Submitting Packing list to buyer QC.

✅✅ Checking packing accuracy as per packing list.

✅✅ Carton and Garments selection as per AQL/ sampling method.

✅✅ Checking factory's internal quality report, Button pull test report, etc.

✅✅ Color/Shade evaluation with approved shade card/lab dip.

✅✅ Fill up Final Inspection checklist

✅✅ Checking Garments with QC File/Order file.

✅✅ Trims & Embellishment check.

✅✅ Fit/ Measurement checking.

✅✅ Appearance /Visual defects checking.

✅✅ Defective goods are categorized.

✅✅ Final inspection report.

✅✅ Report evaluation.

✅✅ Pass.

✅✅If Fail Recheck →Re-inspection.

✅✅ Submitting report to buying house/or in Online system.

✅✅ Garments Delivery to shipping port.
 
🔷🔷  During these inspections, various types of reports & records are seen & followed such as:

⏭️ Quality Risk Assessment Report,      ⏭️ Fabric Visual Inspection Report (4 Point System), 
⏭️ Fabric Wash Test Report, 
⏭️ Fabrics GSM Report. 
⏭️ Spirality & Shrinkage Test Report, 
⏭️ Fabric Relaxation Report,
⏭️ Lay & Marker Check Report, 
⏭️ Cut Panel Measurement Report,
⏭️ Process Control Report (7 pieces), 
⏭️ Traffic Light System, 
⏭️ Hourly Q. C. Pass Production Report, 
⏭️ Hourly Final Inspection Report by factory QC,
⏭️ Inline Inspection Report by factory QC, 
⏭️ Pre-final Inspection Report,
⏭️ Pre-production Meeting Record,
⏭️ Loose Metal Control Register, 
⏭️ Pull Test Record, 
⏭️ Nickel & Ferrous Test Record,
⏭️ Shade-wise Country Plan & Shade Record, 
⏭️ Hourly Internal Quality Audit,  
⏭️ Corrective & Preventive Plan,  
⏭️ Monthly Worker Training Program, 
⏭️ Production Reporting & planning,
⏭️ Shipping Documentation etc. 

✅✅ So, we can understand how difficult it is to explain in brief. One needs years to learn it. I just picked up a drop of water from sea. I’m learning & I suggest you to learn more & more.

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