Training for quality

Mohammad Mizanur Rahman
AGM (Quality & Product Development)
Cell: +880 1708 454 779
Email: mizan5379@yahoo.com

Quality Assurance
Department
ChaityCompositeLtd

 Knitting Online Control
 Knitting Grey fabrics inspection
 Dyeing Finishing Online Quality Control
 Offline Inspection in Fabrics Finishing
 All over Print Department
 Physical Laboratory
 GPQ H&M
 Accessories department (Elastic)

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 Quality Assurance: Quality Assurance is a process
focused concept, where the processes are put in place to
ensure the correct steps are done in the correct way. If
the correct processes are in place there is some assurance
that the actual results will turn out as expected.
 Quality Control: Quality Control is a product focused
concept, where checking of the actual results are done to
ensure that things are as expected. If the correct
controls are in place you can know for certain that the
actual results have been achieved because the actual
results have been checked.

1. Planning & Monitoring of Production Target.
2. Ensure that the Quality Standard is being met by Forecasting & reviewing the result.
3. Develop Discipline, by implementing the Rules &Regulation in Department.
4. Ensure acceptable Quality level (AQL) in textile manner.
5. Give a continuous guidance to the Executive, along with others for target fabric
specification.
6. Supervision constantly to Grey & Final QC.
7. Give the full support the Research & Development Department.
8. Make a continuous study of work improvement & give report to the higher authority.
9. Response & act in the customer complain & query.
10.Ensure that all safety followed by the team.
11.Continuously study the Cost saving of the Department.
12.Enthusiastic to wastage utilization.
13.Optimize Manpower Utilization.
14.Worker Turnover & Absenteeism control as per Plan.
15.Skill Development in the Floor.
16.Ensure that all Lab test Report (Physical) are recorded.
17.Follow the concept of Top Management.
18.Regularly held a meeting to all people once in a week/ Time to time.
19. Co-ordination with all departments all quality parameter inform time to time all
department.
20.Check the hold fabric & give decision quickly.

AGM (Admin) GM (Fabrics) Director
Data Entry-1
ApproveredAsst Manager (QAD) AGM (Qality & Product Development)
Executive-3, Knitting,
Dyeing, Finishing
Inspector-4
Director
Inspector (GSM Cutting & Board)-5
Inspector (Machine)-4
Inspector (Dust remover)-2
Inspector (Hand Folding)-5
Inspector (Rib Collar & Cuff)-4
Inspector (Hold & Reject Check)-2
Inspector (Yarn Dyed & Subcontact)-1 (G)
Inspector (Report & Delivery Update)-2
Executive
Excutive/Incharge-1
Supervisor-2
Inspector-20, M/c-5
Sr Executive- G
Executive (Floor)-G
Executive (Shade)-3
Incharge-3
Supervisor-2
H&M (GPQ) R&DAsst Manager (others)
Lidl (GPQ) Grey Fabrics InspectionHema, Bay City & Others
Sr Executive Sr Executive
Executive (Shade)
Executive (Sample)
Sr Inspector (Stenter)-8
Sr Inspector/Inspector (Compact)-10
Inspector (teble Runn Shade Check)-4
Inspector (Documents)-3
Data Entry
Executive (Elastic)
Executive (Grey)
Sr Executive
Managing Director
AGM
Company Profile.

SOP Of Grey QC
1. Knitting Production
2. Inspection, 4 Point System
3. More then 28 points Reject
4. Major Problem Discuses with QAD Head
5. Keep Record in GPQ File

Grey Fabric Quality Section
Inspection Machine SOP
Power Swatch on
Set RPM
Set Light
Ready to Inspection Fabrics
M/c Run- 16/18 RPM
Check by 4 point System
Acceptable Range Not Acceptable range
Grey fabrics Store Temporally Reject Zone
Ready to Batch for Dyed
Permanent Reject Consideration Approved

Check point Of Grey QC
1. Order/Buyer wise Quality Check
2. 4 point system Check
3. Inspection –
I. Yarn Variation/Count Mix
II. Contaminations
III. Knitting Hole
IV. Jumping
V. Fly Contra/ Yarn Contra
VI. Sinker Mark
VII. Needle Mark
VIII. Set off
IX. Lycra Out

Greige Fabrics inspection
a) Two person together inspection continue maximum two hours &
combined take decision.
b) Another two person give to support fabrics for inspection &
keeping for storage which is inspection complete also reject
fabrics keeping Temporally Reject area for finial decision from
Head of Quality.
c) Keep record which person work two hours with sign
d) Machine Speed should be limit 16 to 18 RPM, Means per one
minute 16 to 18 meters inspection
e) Inspection Machine Light Value Minimum 1000+ lux & Expired
time one year or 1300 hours which is 1st valid
f) Light Day light, Need to Register log book for time maintain &
Lux Checking record
g) If any major problem first communicate with online Quality
controller
h) Major Oil Sport check from Light box with UV light
i) Yarn variation/ Patta & Hole, Oil spot check by back light
j) Back light lux value not limitation
k) Inspection 4 point system
l) Keep all record, take sign from Head of Quality

Record Keeping Of GPQ
1.Booking Sheet Collect
2.FTD Collect
3.Counter Collect
4.Order Risk Assessment
5.Inspection Report (4 Point System)
6.Shade Continuity
7.Roll to Roll GSM Board
8.Roll to Roll Shade Board
9.Accessories Joint with Body
10.Test Report
11.GPQ Certificate
12.Packing List
13.Sample Process Record
14.Light Life time value Record

SOP Of Knitting Online
1. Batch Card Check
i. Yarn lot
ii. Yarn Count
iii. Buyer Name
iv. Stitch Length Cross Check
v. GSM Check
vi. Yarn Brand Check- Combed/Carded
2. Fabric Quality
i. Loop
ii. Needle Brocken/ Mark
iii. Sinker Mark
iv. Count/Lot Mix
v. Oil Sport/ Mark
vi. Set off
vii. Contra- Fly/Yarn
viii. Lycra Out

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Definition of 4 Point

4- Point Grading System Table
Fault Length Points to be assigned
(0 to 7.5) cm or less than 3″ 1 point
(7.5 to 15) cm or (3″ to 6″) 2 points
(15 to 22.5) cm or (6″ to 9″) 3 points
More then 22.5 cm or 9″ 4 points
4 Point System

 Following formula is used to calculate the points to be assigned to the inspected fabric for
the existing faults in it. The calculated values are entered in the Finished Fabric Inspection
Form
 Total point per 100 square yards
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 Length (Meter)= Weight x 1550/Actual Width / Actual GSM /39.37
 Length (yardage)= Weight x 1550/Actual Width/ Actual GSM/ 36

1. Band line – 4 points
2. Oil spots :
i) Up to 5 mm diameter = 1 point
ii) Up to 10 mm diameter = 2 points
iii) More than 10 mm diameter = 4 points
3. Slubs
i) Up to 10 mm. = 2 points
ii) Longer than 10 mm = 4 points
4. Embedded Fly = 1 point
5. The maximum penalty points for any running yds (36" fabric width)
must not be more than 4 points.
4 Point GradingSystem

6. All holes regardless the size = 4 pts.
(There must be two or more yarn broken at the same place to be considered as a
hole)
7. Yarn Contamination according to the size.
(Up to 0.50" = 1 point ; Over 0.50" = 2 pts)
8. Neps = 1 point or according to the discussion with QC manager.
9. Crease mark
(Fabric with dark crease will be rejected; light crease may be considered based on
the discussion with QC manager)
10. Unlevelness
(Fabric with major unlevel in dyeing or finishing chemical will be reprocessed.
Minor unlevel in dyeing or finishing chemical may be considered based on the
discussion with QC manager)
6. All holes regardless the size = 4 pts.
(There must be two or more yarn broken at the same place to be considered as a
hole)
7. Yarn Contamination according to the size.
(Up to 0.50" = 1 point ; Over 0.50" = 2 pts)
8. Neps = 1 point or according to the discussion with QC manager.
9. Crease mark
(Fabric with dark crease will be rejected; light crease may be considered based on
the discussion with QC manager)
10. Unlevelness
(Fabric with major unlevel in dyeing or finishing chemical will be reprocessed.
Minor unlevel in dyeing or finishing chemical may be considered based on the

11. Needle Line
(Fabric with major needle line will be rejected. But fabric with less visible
needle line may be considered based on the discussion with QC manager)
12. Dead Cotton & Hairiness
(Fabric with major dead cotton & hairiness will be reprocessed. But fabric
with minor dead cotton & hairiness may be considered based on the
13. Patches
(Patches will be reprocessed))
14. Barre Mark
(Barre mark will be rejected)

15. Crumple Mark
(Crumple mark will be reprocessed))
16. Water drops :
iii) More than 10 mm diameter. = 4 points
17. Dye resist :
iii) More than 10 mm diameter = 4 points

18. Dye stain :
iii) More than 10 mm diameter =4 points
19. Dirty mark :
iii) More than 10 mm diameter =4 points

Acceptance
 Generally any piece of fabric with less than 40 points
fault per 100 square yard is allowed to pass however for
a roll, the average value should not exceed 28 points per
100 square yard. More than 40 points fault per 100
square yard is recorded as reject.

Formula,
 A/B x 100 = Points par 100
yard
 Here,
 A= Total points in this roll
 B= Length of this roll in Yard
 1 miter = 1.09 yard
Classifications,
◦ ≤ 40 points = A
◦ 41 – 60 points = B
◦ 61 – 80 Points = C
◦ 80 Above = Reject

Rejection
 Fabric is rejected in case of the followings:
 1. Any roll having a running or repeating defect through more than
three continuous meters shall be rejected regardless of point count.
 2. Big tear is rejected.
 3. Dark crease is rejected.
 4. Fabric with more than 1″ short in width is rejected. If the
shrinkage is within the range, the fabric should be returned to
finishing department for correction of width.

Accepted Average & Maximum
Fabrics Type Avg/yards Max/yards Avg/Meter Max/Meter
Single Jersey 15 20 17 22
Double Jersey 18 24 20 26
Interlock 22 28 24 31

Fabrics inspection
a) Two person together inspection continue maximum two hours & combined
take decision.
b) Another two person give to support fabrics for inspection & keeping for
storage which is inspection complete also reject fabrics keeping
Temporally Reject area for finial decision from Head of Quality.
c) Keep record which person work two hours with sign
d) Machine Speed should be limit 16 to 18 RPM, Means per one minute 16
to 18 meters inspection
e) Inspection Machine Light Value Minimum 1000+ lux & Expired time one
year or 1300 hours which is 1st valid
f) Light Day light, Need to Register log book for time maintain & Lux
Checking record
g) If any major problem first communicate with online Quality controller
h) Major Oil Sport check from Light box with UV light
i) Yarn variation/ Patta & Hole, Oil spot check by back light
j) Back light lux value not limitation
k) Inspection 4 point system
l) Keep all record, take sign from Head of Quality

Bowing/Skewing:
Bowing is the measurement of the bowing arc at the highest point of a line at right angles
Between the two selvages.
A Bow depth
Fabric width
Skewing/Twisting:
Skewing/Twisting is the measurement of the highest point between a weft thread/row and a
line at right angles between the two selvages/folds.
Skew depth -A
Fabric width
Tolerance Calculation
____________ x 100 =
Cuttable width
A Max %
Solid colours/Prints
Stripes/Checks
Rolls exceeding these tolerances have failed.
Fabric Types
Max % of fabric width
Woven Jersey
3% 5%
2% 4%
Exception:
Skewing are characteristics for woven twill/satin constructions and for single jersey.
The skewing tolerance must therefore be agreed on each order separately, and stated on the
“Fabric Technical Data”. The H&M garment supplier must first check twisting and eventual
Distortion on garment after:
•Eventual garment treatment.
•Washing according to care instruction.
In case of Inconsistent skewing/twisting in-between inspected rolls the inspection has failed.

1.Running Shade
2.Uneven
3.GSM High/Low
4.Width Short/Long
5.Line Mark
6.Brush Problem
7.Crease Mark

Quality Inspection
Remove of Fault
Indicate of Fault
Inform must be concern person
Cause Indicate of Fault
Inspection

Objective of QualityObjective of Quality
 Establish quality objectives at relevant functions and
levels.
 Make sure they're measurable.
 Include objectives needed to meet product requirements.
 Communicate to all personnel the meaning of the
objectives and how each person helps to achieve them.
 During management reviews, evaluate the need for
changes to quality objectives.

Assurance: The act of giving confidence,
the state of being certain
or the act of making certain.
Quality Assurance: The planned and systematic activities implemented in a
quality system so that quality requirements for a product or service will be
fulfilled.
Control: An evaluation to indicate needed corrective responses;
the act of guiding a process
in which variability is attributable
to a constant system of chance causes.
Quality Control: The observation techniques and activities used to fulfill
requirements for quality.
Type of Quality

Inspection Areas
1.Yarn Inspection
2.Grey Fabrics Inspection
3. Dyed Yarn Inspection
4.Printed Fabrics Inspection
5.After Dyeing Fabrics Inspection

Yarn Dyed, Inspection
1.Color Bleeding
2.Measurement on Stripe
3.Any fly contaminations
4.Yarn Contaminations
5.Bowing
6.Angle/ Slanted
7.Twisted/ Spirality
8.Shrinkage

Printed Fabrics, Inspection
1. Check with Stranded Swatch
2. Print Durability
3. Color Bleeding
4. After Finishing print any Change
5. Shrinkage

Fleece Fabrics Inspection
1. Shade Check
2. Chemical Test
3. Hairiness
4. Naps
5. Sinker/ Line Mark
6. GSM/ Width

Fabrics Inspection
1. Shade Check
2. Hairiness
3. Naps
4. Bowing/Slanted
5. Shrinkage
6. Twist/Spirality
7. Sinker/ Line Mark
8. Uneven Shade
9. Running Shade
10. GSM/ Width

FEW RETURNS
HIGHER
QUALITY
LESS WAIST
LESS REWORK
FEW REJECTION
LESS BACKLOG
FEW
COMPLAINTS
LOWER COST
HIGH
PRODUCTIVITY
HIGHER
VALUE

GPQ
Guideline for Production
& Quality Control

Non Conformed
Process Flow Chart of Fabric Quality
Re-process Dyeing
Stenter M/c
Shade uneven
Not OK Spot, Hairiness,
Hand feel
Lab Test
Shrinkage, Fastness &
Others
Compacting
Dia & GSM
Not OK Check
Fabrics Inspection
4 point System
Shade Continuity
Finish Fabric Store
OK
OK

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Vision: - To Achieve Continues improvement in garments product
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Mission: - To understand the buyers demand & Fulfil their requirement
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1. To build up a long lasting better Relationship with buyer by fulfilling
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Blue Green
Yellow Green
Yellow Red
Blue
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Green Red
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Properly Work in Inspection M/c

Shade Check in Light Box
1. Two person together shade Check Avoid the Wong Decision.
Because Two Person not Same Measurable Power, So combined take
decision.
2. Three Light Shade Check
3. Make Family Shade A&B
4. Light D65, TL 83, A-10
5. 1st Batch Shade check with Woven Standard & Counter Sample
6. Next Batch Check Batch to Batch
7. White & Grey Mell Must be Check with UV Light

Light Sourcing (Knit)
1. Shop Light (Primary )- TL83 Lax Value 1000 to more
2. Day Light (Secondary)- D65 Lax Value 1000 to More
3. Home Light - A-10 Lax Value 800 to More
4. Morning Sun Light – Ultra Violet (UV)

Light Sourcing (Under Wear)
1. Shop Light (Primary ) - TL83 Lax Value 1000 to more
2. Home Light (Secondary) -A-10 Lax Value 800 to More
3. Day Light - D65 Lax Value 1000 to More
4. Morning Sun Light – Ultra Violet (UV)

Light Sourcing
1. Use able time, 1300 Hours or 1 year which is first valet
2. Started time & Calibrations time should be recorded
with Maintenance & User Sign in Resister with
Certificate
3. Two person together Check Or Inspection only two
hours then other two person another two hours.
4. Keep Resister with Name

Procedure of Delivery
1. Without Test Result Please don’t Delivery Any Quantity of
Fabrics.
2. Without Rib/Single Jersey/ Back neck tap, not delivery.
3. Any Measurable part, Like Collar & Cuff, Stripe Yarn dyed
Fabrics should be check as buyer requirement.
4. Inline Fabrics All test should be check & Shrinkage from
3-4 rolls Check,
5. Width ± 1”, More than need to Approval from Related
Person. Also infirm to cutting department.
6. Before Delivery must be Re-check by Shift In-charge,
Width, GSM, Shrinkage delivery report with Batch
information.
7. 1st Batch Shade check & crosses check for confirmation.
8. All Approved shade must be keeping before dying from
related Merchandiser
9. All shade check two person avoid the wrong decision.
(Keep sign)
10. 1st Batch check with Booking All information, Like
width, GSM, Accessories.

Date
Batch No:………………………
Colour:…………………….
Buyer:………………………….. L- W- Sp- R. DIA/GSM:………………
CCL:……………………………. Process
Avg Dia/GSM:……………
F/Type:………………………… Batch Qty:…………………
Yarn Count M/c Dia Process Loss:……………….Delivery Qty:……………...
Stitch Length Gauge Process Loss ……………….
Roll No A.Dia A.GSM Qty(kgs) Roll No A.DIA A.GSM QTY(kgs) Roll No A.DIA A.GSM Qty(kgs)
1 29 57
2 30 58
3 31 59
4 32 60
5 33 61
6 34 62
7 35 63
8 36 64
9 37 65
10 38
11 39
12 40
13 41
14 42
15 43
16 44
17 45
18 46
19 47
20 48
21 49
22 50
23 51
24 52
25 53
26 54
27 55
28 56
Prepare by Knitting GM Dyeing GM
Chaity Composite Ltd.
Chotto Shilmondy, Tripurdi, Sonargaon, Narayangong
Quality Department
Approved
Shrinkage

Date:
Body Rib S/J Total Body Rib S/J Total Length Width Spirality
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RemarksSL Buyer CCL Batch Shade F. Type R.Width Avg.Width R.GSM Avg.GSM
Chaity Composite Ltd
Chotto Silmondi, Tripurdi, Sonargoan, Narayanganj
Pr/ Loss
ShrinkageBatch/Qty Delivery/Qty
Dyeing Quality Department
Style
DAILY Delivery Statuses

Batch to Batch Shade Variations

Record in Quality Department
1. Shade Continuity
2. Batch to Batch Shade Continuity Card
3. Every Rolls Shade Brand
4. Every Rolls GSM Cutting
5. 4 points System
6. Lab Test Report
7. Accessories Match Keeping

Keeping in Quality Department
1.Lab Dip
2.Counter/PP Sample
3.Original Swatch
4.Fabric Technical Data/FTD
5.Booking Sheet

Sample Record
1. Yarn Test
2. Counter Sample
3. Pre production
4. Chemical Test
5. Development Sample
6. Color Test Sample
7. Quotations
8. Style
9. Size Set
10.Fashion Show
11.Improved
12.Photo Sample
13.First Fit Sample
14.Inline Sample

Sample Record
1.Shade
2.Color Fastness
3.Rubbing Fastness
4.Shrinkage
5.Twisting/ Spirality
6.Width & GSM

Sample Record Keeping
1.Order Sheet
2.Standard Swatch
3.Shade Card
4.Inspection Report (4 Point System)
5.One Meter Fabrics
6.Accessories Match Keeping
7.Send mail to Related person

Yarn Test Report
1. Yarn Contaminations
2. Fly Contaminations
3. Oil Stain
4. Think & Thin
5. Patta/ Yarn Variations
6. Hairiness
7. Naps

Yarn Test Record
1. One Meter Fabrics Keeping With Knitting
Information
2. Inspection Report
3. Uster Report
4. Yarn Count Test

Online Inspection
1. Shade Confirm
2. Width Confirm with Required
3. GSM Confirm with Required
4. Running Shade
5. Hand feel
6. Crease Mark
7. Line/Sinker Mark
8. Hairiness
9. Pin Hole
10.Fabrics give to Lab For Shrinkage

Fabrics Delivery Procedure:
1. Check Buyer Requirement, Width, GSM, Shade match, Shrinkage,
Accessories ( Rib, Collar & Cuff, Piping, Back neck tap with
Measurement)- Confirm from Online In-charge & Executive
(Shade)
2. Test Result (Shrinkage, Twist, Rubbing, Pilling & Wash Fastness)-
confirm from Physical Lab Manager
3. Fulfil the Buyer Requirement then possible to Delivered
i. GSM- 5-7% Low from Required,
ii. Shrinkage L-4% W-7% Spirality 5%
iii. Width ±1 inch
iv. Test as Buyer Required
4. Approved by any problems fabrics–
i. GSM, Width & Shrinkage (Cotton) - Knitting GM &
Manager, Finishing AGM & Manager with Sign.
ii. GSM, Width & Shrinkage (Lycra)- Finishing AGM &
Manager with Sign
iii. Shade, Uneven, Hairiness- AGM(Dyeing) with sign
iv. Test (Color Fastness, Pilling, Rubbing)- AGM(Dyeing),
also Physical Lab Manager with sign
5. Over all if take Responsibility Related Merchandiser then we can
delivered any kind of problems fabrics but need to take sign.
6. Any person given the approval then we send mail to related person
in the department
Without proper inspection not a single kg fabrics delivered

Benefit from Development
1.Continues production
2.GSM & Width Variation Control
3.Quality Consistence & Improved
4.Buyer Satisfaction
5.Product Development
6.Time saving
7.Cost Reduces
8.Wastage Reduces
9.Process Loss Control
10. M/c efficiency improved

1. QAD- Quality Assurance Department
2. QSR- Quality Standards & Requirement
3. TQM- Total Quality Management
4. SRM- Standard Reference Method
5. ISO- International Organization for Standardization
6. GSM- Gram Square Meter
7. RQS- Requirement for Quality System
8. QMS- Quality Management System
9. MMR- Minimum Manufacturing Requirement
10. AQL- Acceptable Quality Level

11. QC- Quality Controller
12. NQC- Nominated Quality Controller
13. SOP- Standard Operating Procedure
14. CMC- Color Measurement Clarification
15. PC- Polyester of Cotton
16. CVC- Chief Value of Cotton
17. FTD- Fabrics Technical Data
18. PPE- Personal Protective Equipment
19. H&M- Hannes & Mauritz
20. EPZ- Export Processing Zone

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1. What about delivery, How much Complain from
Garments
a. Shade issue
b. Inspection
c. Width
d. GSM
e. Shrinkage issue
2. FTD submit vs Approved & Reject
3. Sample Submit vs Approved & Reject
4. Not delivery any wrong fabrics
5. Proper information's transfer to related department

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