title = "Quality Control and Accuracy Inspections"

content = """
Quality control checkpoints throughout the warehouse prevent errors from
reaching customers. Meridian Fulfillment Center employs multiple verification
methods to maintain the 99.5% accuracy target.

**Receiving QC:** Inbound inspections verify quantity, condition, and SKU
accuracy. High-value items may be opened for individual unit verification.
Discrepancies are documented with photos and reported to suppliers. Quality
trends are tracked by vendor to identify systemic issues.

**Putaway Verification:** Scan verification during putaway confirms that
items are placed in the assigned locations. Random audits verify that
system location matches physical location. Location errors discovered during
picking are corrected and root-caused.

**Pick Verification:** The WMS requires scan confirmation for every pick,
matching the item barcode to the expected SKU. For high-value or look-alike
SKUs, additional verification steps may include weight checks or image
capture. Voice-pick systems use check-digit verification to confirm locations.

**Pack Station Audits:** Before sealing, packages undergo weight verification
against expected weight ranges. Significant variances trigger inspection for
mis-picks or missing items. Dimensional checks confirm carton selection
appropriateness. Random sample audits open sealed packages for detailed
contents verification.

**Outbound Audit Program:** A statistical sample of shipped orders is
recalled and fully audited. Audit results trend accuracy by picker, packer,
and product category. Trends drive training interventions and process
improvements. Audit findings are shared with customer service to correlate
with customer-reported issues.
"""

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