inspection
An inspection ( Latin inspectio "insight; observation, investigation", to in = "into" and spicere = "see") denotes a review, (check) e) observation or inspection, control , an organizational unit or a Size of a (para-) military unit (see company ).
Examples
Inspection in the sense of control:
- In patient care, the inspection (medicine)
- External evaluation of schools, see school inspector
- In the case of technical systems, the inspection is part of the maintenance . According to DIN 31051, the inspection / review includes measures to assess the current state of the technical means of a system
- In the case of equipment (production) , the inspection is used to prevent accidents, e.g. B. Shelf inspection
- In software development , an inspection is a formal quality assurance measure
Inspection in the sense of an organizational unit commissioned with a control:
- Inspection (authority) : Some authorities maintain an inspection service that mainly oversees the field service (example: Munich fire brigade )
- Store security is sometimes referred to as a home inspection .
Inspection as the order of magnitude of a (para) military unit:
- In schools and training institutions of the Bundeswehr an inspection is a military unit to unit level (comparable to a company ). The inspection is usually divided into several lecture halls ( train level). The chief inspector has disciplinary powers.
- The SS Junker Schools were divided into inspections .
- The SA was divided in its early days internally inspections.
- In the army of the German Empire, the army inspections (in peacetime) were higher military authorities
- In the Imperial Navy , the naval inspections were either command authorities or technical central offices for the manufacture, testing and further development of certain weapon systems
Industrial inspection
Industrial inspection covers all activities that are performed on industrial facilities by independent inspection firms. There are different categories of these types of inspections. One of these is supplier monitoring, which is carried out in the manufacturing plant and during which some inspections and tests take place and the systems are certified. The second is the site visit or field visit that takes place at the construction site of an industrial plant, such as the construction of a chemical factory or refinery. The inspection company does the whole inspection to certify correct installations. The third relates to the inspection that is carried out inside industrial facilities, such as refineries, chemical plants, gas works, etc., to periodically check the facility. In this case, the inspections are carried out for the purpose of plant integrity and safe operation.
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Individual evidence
- ^ Bernhard Kiekenap: SS Junk School: SA and SS in Braunschweig . Appelhans, 2008, p. 26 .
- ^ Sturmabteilung (SA), 1921-1923 / 1925-1945. Retrieved February 7, 2018 .