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The Impact Of Quality Control Technique On The Profitability In Manufacturing Organizations
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1.3 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
The
quality of a product may be defined in terms of its kind, types,
characters and degree of goodness or excellence. If the company’s
product is to satisfy the customer requirement than it is necessary for
the company to establish standards for the product function and
appearance aspect of its product. This implies the need for a general
requirement for setting up a quality control department to ensure that
the standard are adhered to quality control sometimes fails to meet the
required specification because of some unassignable causes, defective
materials improper setting of equipment, operation errors, manpower and
many other unassignable causes. Because it cost the same amount of money
to produce good units, emphasis should be on prevention rather than
error defection. Thus, the attainment of suitable quality department
appropriate human performance when the product is being made
consequently conflict crisis between the quality control personnel and
promotion personnel. When this happens it is the responsibility of the
manager to resolve the conflict.
In the face of economic depression
in our present society man is corrupt and can go to any length to
compose standard for his own benefits. There is need for quality control
officials to be adequately remunerated so that they would perform their
function effectively.
Another factor to be considered that which is
militating against quality control is time particularly in printing
industries where emphasis is majority on mass production. How eve, time
limitation must never be compromised for quality control, its desire is
to meet the over all objective of satisfying customer’s needs
profitability.
1.4 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
Against the background of the enumerated of the organization, the following are the objective of the study.
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To examine the process of quality control technique in printing
industries in particular to New Nigeria, Newspaper Limited.
2.
To also highlight it importance inreducing the cost of correcting
effective product in printing industries in particular to the New
Nigeria Newspaper.
3. To also determine the impact of quality
control techniques on profitability in printing industries in particular
the New Nigeria Newspaper Limited.
4. To preset impartial
fulfillment of the requirements for the award of Higher National Diploma
in productions and operation management.
1.5 STATEMENT OF HYPOTHESIS
The following hypothesis are put forward to guide, the researcher in this study:
i. Ho: Quality control techniques is not significant impact on the profitability of an organization.
ii. Hi: Quality control techniques is significant impact on the profitability of an organization.
1.6 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
Considering
the importance of quality control techniques in the organization, it is
necessary that the dimension or other attributes to be controlled
should be defined as clearly as possible.
Being a tradition that a
final year student must written project or research work of this nature
as fulfillment for the award of Higher National Diploma in production
and operations management. The study is undertaken for t he purpose of
exercising the term quality control technique, its role how effective,
efficient to the over all achievement of the organizational goals and
objective.
And also it is certain that the finding of this study
would be of benefit to the organization as a whole especially to the
production department and future researchers.
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This research work on the impact of quality control techniques on profitability in manufacturing organizations strives to assess the role of quality control in enhancing the profitability of manufacturing organizations. The study argues that the ultimate aim of any manufacturing company is the production of quality goods and services for the satisfaction of its customers and to maximize profit. The study reveals that for any product to survive the competitive nature of the market depends on the ... Continue reading---