![]() ![]() The first question is not an uncommon one and actually it is a good practice to isolate the lot and do 100% inspection of it. My second question is if I have a batch that passes acceptance sampling but at a subsequent downstream process a defect being inspected for by the upstream acceptance sampling inspection is found how do I determine if the lot is acceptable? Do I trust the acceptance sampling inspection or react? ![]() If I have one lot that fails acceptance sampling and I am trying to bound the issue is it suitable to bound it to the one affected lot if the lot before and after pass or do I need to carry out additional sampling. ![]() We do not uses switching rules as we have always found them too difficult to manage. We have an acceptance sampling inspection in place where we use the ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 -2013 standard under Normal Inspection, using General Inspection Level II to drive our samples size and accept, reject criteria.
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