Learning Objectives
What Will You Learn?
AQL Fundamentals
What AQL is and why it is used in quality inspection
When to apply AQL vs. 100% inspection
ISO 2859-1 Standard
Structure and purpose of ISO 2859-1
Key terminology: AQL, Lot size, Sample size, Acceptance & Rejection numbers
Inspection Levels
Difference between General Inspection Levels (I, II, III)
Difference between Special Inspection Levels (S1–S4)
How to choose the correct inspection level
Sampling Plans
Single, Double, and Multiple sampling plans
How to select the correct sampling plan
AQL Tables (Step-by-Step)
How to determine code letters
How to read AQL tables correctly
How to make accept/reject decisions
Defect Classification
Critical, Major, and Minor defects
Setting AQL values for each defect type
Practical Exercises
Real inspection scenarios
Hands-on practice using AQL tables
Common mistakes and how to avoid them
Industry Applications
Using AQL in manufacturing, suppliers, and audits
Linking AQL with Quality Management Systems
By the end of the workshop, you will be able to:
✔ Confidently apply AQL in real inspections
✔ Select the correct sampling plan
✔ Make accurate accept/reject decisions
✔ Communicate inspection results professionally
Your Instructors
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