This course provides a practical introduction to nonconformance identification and part control methods used in modern manufacturing and quality systems. The focus is on understanding why nonconformances matter, how they impact quality and traceability, and how to properly control parts once an issue is identified.
Topics include common tagging and segregation methods such as red tags, hold areas, and alternate part identification practices. The course emphasizes clear communication between inspection, production, and quality to prevent escape and rework.
Next Virtual Instructor Lead Training (vILT):
April 7th, 2026
This course provides a practical introduction to nonconformance identification and part control methods used in modern manufacturing and quality systems. The focus is on understanding why nonconformances matter, how they impact quality and traceability, and how to properly control parts once an issue is identified.
Topics include common tagging and segregation methods such as red tags, hold areas, and alternate part identification practices. The course emphasizes clear communication between inspection, production, and quality to prevent escape and rework.
Next Virtual Instructor Lead Training (vILT):
April 7th, 2026
Course Topics Include:
What a nonconformance is and why it matters
Common causes of nonconforming product
Red tag systems and part segregation
Alternative tagging and identification methods
Traceability and documentation basics
Preventing repeat issues through clear controls
Delivery & Pricing:
Virtual (vILT): 3 hours — $295
In-Person: 4 hours — $895
Additional travel fees may apply outside the service area.
