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Asked: July 19, 2020In: Career Guidance

What is different between quality control and quality assurance?

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What is different between quality control and quality assurance?

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    Added an answer on September 7, 2020 at 5:57 pm

    I make it simple for you, Quality control and quality assurance are the two terms that may be interchangeably used. But there are some differences between these two concepts. quality control is a subpart of quality assurance. Quality Assurance: The assurance given by the engineer or builder for variRead more

    I make it simple for you,

    Quality control and quality assurance are the two terms that may be interchangeably used. But there are some differences between these two concepts.

    quality control is a subpart of quality assurance.

    Quality Assurance:

    The assurance given by the engineer or builder for various projects for the quality of materials is called quality assurance. Basically, it is the plan that fulfills all the requirements of the project and the quality of the project.

    Quality control: it is a control measure for various materials or may be described for the project to fulfill various requirements. It is the technique to fulfill the quality requirements.

    Hope you get the difference.

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Asked: September 22, 2020In: Career Guidance

M.Tech. is a good option after civil engineering?

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M.Tech. is a good option after civil engineering? After B.E. or B.Tech., what should a student prefer M.B.A. or M.Tech.?

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    From my view M.Tech will be the best option after B.Tech because it holds many job opportunities with it. A candidate can get job easily in research and development organizations, manufacturing firms, and IT companies as project manager, Research Associate and Senior Engineers.

    From my view M.Tech will be the best option after B.Tech because it holds many job opportunities with it. A candidate can get job easily in research and development organizations, manufacturing firms, and IT companies as project manager, Research Associate and Senior Engineers.

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Asked: December 19, 2018In: Career Guidance

LEICA Total Station 1200 Warning

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Hi everyone, I have a problem with my Leica 1200 Total Station. It has a warning (warning 60) when we startup our total station. Can any one share us a guide for this problem? Many Thanks,

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    Hi, In total stations Leica 1200, warnings are basically only to warn you about the hazardous situations. It should be avoided for great accuracy. I realise the problem that you are facing from, suggesting you to troubleshoot the software for normal running. Even after troubleshooting, if the probleRead more

    Hi,

    In total stations Leica 1200, warnings are basically only to warn you about the hazardous situations. It should be avoided for great accuracy.

    I realise the problem that you are facing from, suggesting you to troubleshoot the software for normal running.

    Even after troubleshooting, if the problem not solved, please contact with manufacturer or dealer for advice.

    Hope this helps you.

    Thanks.

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Asked: December 2, 2017In: Career Guidance

How to Stabilize Soil by using Rock Dust?

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I need some information about stabilization of soil by Rock Dust.

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