Glossary E
Glossary E
Execution in the context of quality management refers to the implementation of planned activities, processes, and procedures to achieve quality objectives. It involves carrying out tasks according to established standards and protocols to ensure that the final product or service meets the desired quality criteria.
Deutsch: Austritt / Español: Salida / Português: Saída / Français: Sortie / Italian: Uscita
Exit in the context of quality management refers to the point at which a product, process, or service concludes its current phase and moves on to the next stage, be it in production, delivery, or overall lifecycle. This term is crucial for ensuring that all quality standards are met before progressing to subsequent phases.
Deutsch: Ablauf / Español: caducidad / Português: expiração / Français: expiration / Italian: scadenza
Expiration in the context of quality management refers to the date after which a product is no longer considered suitable for use. This is crucial for ensuring product safety, efficacy, and compliance with regulatory standards. Expiration dates are used to indicate the end of the product’s shelf life, beyond which the product may degrade, lose potency, or become unsafe.
Deutsch: Erklärung / Español: Explicación / Português: Explicação / Français: Explication / Italiano: Spiegazione
Explanation in the quality management context refers to the detailed clarification or rationale provided to describe processes, procedures, outcomes, or deviations within a quality management system (QMS). It involves communicating the reasons behind practices, decisions, or occurrences, especially when non-conformities or deviations from expected quality standards arise. An explanation aims to ensure Transparency, facilitate understanding among stakeholders, and support continuous improvement by highlighting areas for learning and development.
Deutsch: Erklärung / Español: Explicación / Português: Explicação / Français: Explication / Italiano: Spiegazione
Explication in the Quality management context refers to the process of providing clear, detailed explanations or interpretations of procedures, standards, roles, or data to ensure that all aspects of the quality management System (QMS) are fully understood by stakeholders. Explication helps to clarify complex information, resolve misunderstandings, and ensure that all involved parties have a thorough grasp of the quality requirements and objectives, contributing to more consistent and effective quality control and continuous improvement.
Deutsch: Explizitheit / Español: Explicitud / Português: Explicitude / Français: Explicitation / Italiano: Esplicitezza
Explicitness in quality management refers to the degree to which requirements, processes, or criteria are clearly and unambiguously defined, leaving no room for interpretation or assumption. It serves as a foundational principle to ensure consistency, reproducibility, and compliance in organizational workflows, particularly in regulated industries such as pharmaceuticals, aerospace, and automotive manufacturing. By eliminating vagueness, explicitness minimizes errors, enhances traceability, and facilitates effective communication among stakeholders.
Deutsch: Explosion / Español: Explosión / Português: Explosão / Français: Explosion / Italian: Esplosione
An explosion in the context of quality management refers to a sudden and violent release of energy, typically caused by a rapid chemical reaction or a mechanical failure, that results in a burst of pressure, heat, and often light and sound. In quality management, the focus is on preventing explosions through stringent safety protocols, risk assessments, and Adherence to industry regulations. Managing the risks associated with explosions is essential to safeguarding employees, assets, and the environment.
Deutsch: Exposition / Español: Exposición / Português: Exposição / Français: Exposition / Italiano: Esposizione /
Português: Exposure / Français: Exposure / Italiano: Exposure
'Exposure' refers to the level of contact or proximity to potential hazards or risks that could impact product quality or the overall effectiveness of the quality management system. It involves identifying, assessing, and managing the various factors that may pose a threat to quality or contribute to nonconformities. Exposure can occur in different areas of quality management, including process control, product development, supplier management, and regulatory compliance.