22:49 Mar 1, 2011 |
Japanese to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Automotive / Cars & Trucks / Manufacturing | |||||
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4 +1 | inspection/checking station OR: checkpoint/inspection point |
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inspection/checking station OR: checkpoint/inspection point Explanation: In automobile manufacturing there are various inspection or checking stations for reasons of quality control, etc. Also, the definition of 関所 is "checking station" [Source: Nelson's Japanese Character Dictionary] http://www.madehow.com/Volume-1/Automobile.html After final components are installed, the vehicle is driven off the assembly line to a quality checkpoint. In contrast, today quality is seen as a process built right into the design of the vehicle as well as the assembly process. In this way assembly operators can stop the conveyor if workers find a defect. Corrections can then be made, or supplies checked to determine whether an entire batch of components is bad. Vehicle recalls are costly and manufacturers do everything possible to ensure the integrity of their product before it is shipped to the customer. After the vehicle is assembled a validation process is conducted at the end of the assembly line to verify quality audits from the various inspection points throughout the assembly process. |
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