CCT Quality Control & Testing Procedures Flashcards
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What is the primary purpose of a functional acceptance test on a Casper system before deployment?
Answer: To verify all components meet performance specifications
Functional acceptance testing confirms that all system components operate within specified performance parameters before the unit is handed over to the customer.
Which document provides the benchmark values used when performing quality inspections on a Casper unit?
Answer: Manufacturer's technical specification sheet
The manufacturer's technical specification sheet lists the exact tolerances and benchmark values that inspectors compare against measured results during quality checks.
During a post-installation quality audit, a technician discovers sensor readings are consistently 5% above the calibrated baseline. What is the correct first step?
Answer: Document the deviation and recalibrate per the service manual
Any out-of-tolerance reading must be documented and then corrected through the recalibration procedure outlined in the service manual before the system is approved.
What does a red-tag hold on a Casper component indicate in a quality-control workflow?
Answer: The component is quarantined due to a defect or non-conformance
A red-tag (quarantine tag) signals that the component has failed inspection or is suspected defective and must not be used until disposition is determined.
Which inspection method involves examining a Casper system's connections and mounts visually without energizing the system?
Answer: Pre-energization visual inspection
Pre-energization visual inspection checks physical integrity—connections, mounts, and wiring—before power is applied to prevent damage from assembly errors.
A quality-control checklist requires sign-off by both the technician and a quality assurance (QA) reviewer. Why is dual sign-off important?
Answer: It provides independent verification that all steps were completed correctly
Dual sign-off provides an independent second check, reducing the risk that an error or skipped step goes undetected before the system is approved for use.