Custos de Rework e Devoluções por Falhas na Inspeção de Qualidade
Definition
In the footwear industry, inadequate quality control during final inspections results in defective products reaching customers, necessitating rework and handling returns. Studies on Brazilian shoe manufacturers highlight challenges in measuring and controlling these costs across production stages including finishing and dispatch.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: R$5,000 - R$20,000/year per small shop in rework costs (2-5% of production value); monthly returns reported in industry cases[1][4]
- Frequency: Ongoing in manual processes, exacerbated by sampling-only inspections
- Root Cause: Reliance on manual inspections and lack of standardized quality metrics in repair completion
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Footwear repair shops in Brasil 🇧🇷 waste R$10,000+ annually on rework and returns. Automation of quality checks eliminates these preventable losses.
Affected Stakeholders
Quality inspectors, Repair technicians, Shop owners
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Gastos Excessivos com Inspeções e Treinamentos Manuais de Qualidade
Perda de Capacidade por Devoluções e Retrabalho em Reparos
Processamento Lento de Boletos e PIX
Perda de Vendas por Atraso em Aprovação
Rejeição NF-e em POS sem Equipamentos ECF
Perda de Faturamento por Atrasos em Materiais
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