I agree with a lot of akshayakirthy’s points when it comes to involving the employees in quality control. It is highly important to have written guidelines and rules in order for all the employees to follow. When it comes to product development, the product should meet the requirements in order to pass the inspection and be used by others. Seminars and communication is the key in order to implement these rules in a company. Documentation is important when it comes to quality control as well. If a certain procedure has given the company absolute success, then it should be written down and continuously used, while remained documented to teach new members of the company. Having equipment improvement teams and a preventative maintenance plan can also improve the quality control department. Equipment improvement teams allows the equipment to be reliable and tracks equipment restoration efforts. A preventative maintenance plan is a key to avoiding big costs to replace broken equipment. This allows for efficient product development and production.