Job Role :

A Quality Control (QC) Inspector in the textile and garment industry

checks raw materials, monitors production lines, and tests finished products to make sure they match buyer specifications and safety standards

.They find defects early, reject flawed items, and log daily quality reports.

- Raw Material Check: Inspect incoming fibers, yarns, grey fabrics, and trims for color, weight, and flaws.
- Inline Inspection: Monitor cutting, sewing, and printing stages on the floor to catch stitching or assembly errors early.
- Measurement Verification: Use measuring tools and tech specs to verify that sizes match approved patterns.
- Defect Management: Mark defective items with stickers, track error rates, and send rejected pieces back for rework.
- Final Audit: Conduct final inspections using Acceptable Quality Limit (AQL)



standards before packing and shipping.
- Reporting: Record defect types and pass/fail counts in daily logs for plant managers

- A Quality Control (QC) job description in the textile and apparel industry

outlines roles responsible for inspecting raw fabrics, monitoring production lines, and ensuring finished garments meet buyer specifications

and. Key duties span cutting, sewing, and finishing checkpoints,

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📌 Quality Control Professional (Ahmedabad)
🏢 Sigma Allied Services
📍 Ahmedabad