Quality Inspection: Conduct inspections and audits of products, materials, components, or systems to verify conformance with established quality standards, specifications, and requirements.Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulations, codes, and industry standards governing product safety, environmental protection, occupational health, and consumer protection.Documentation Review: Review documentation, records, and technical specifications related to inspected items or processes to confirm accuracy, completeness, and adherence to documentation requirements.Physical Examination: Perform visual inspections, measurements, tests, and examinations of physical attributes, dimensions, and properties of inspected items using specialized tools, equipment, and instruments.Sampling and Testing: Collect samples, specimens, or test specimens from production batches, lots, or shipments for laboratory analysis, testing, or further evaluation as per sampling plans and testing protocols.Defect Identification: Identify and document defects, non-conformities, deviations, or discrepancies observed during inspections. Classify defects based on severity, impact, and risk factors to determine appropriate corrective actions.Root Cause Analysis: Investigate root causes of quality issues, failures, or discrepancies detected during inspections. Analyze data, trends, and patterns to identify underlying problems and recommend preventive measures.Corrective Action: Recommend corrective actions, preventive measures, and quality improvement initiatives to address identified issues, prevent recurrence, and enhance overall quality performance.