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In the manufacturing industry, quality assurance and environmental monitoring are essential elements that promote operational effectiveness, regulatory compliance, and sustainability. This survey of the literature looks at the many difficulties and new possibilities in these fields. An introduction to the significance of environmental monitoring and the vital function that quality control plays in industrial processes opens the examination. After that, it explores the regulatory environment, stressing the complexities of environmental laws and the difficulties producers have in complying with them. The focus is on technological developments, namely the contribution of cutting-edge sensor technologies and the combination of data analytics and the Internet of Things (IoT) to improve environmental monitoring capabilities. The conversation moves on to quality control tactics, looking at how to apply lean manufacturing concepts and quality management systems to meet environmental and quality goals. This thorough analysis emphasizes how important it is to keep coming up with new ideas and working together to make sure that manufacturing procedures not only satisfy legal requirements but also advance more general environmental sustainability objectives.
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DOI: 10.1109/nigercon62786.2024.10927002
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