What is the inspection code for Reject Hold?

• A. AB
• B. GH
• C. CD
• D. DH

Answer: (D)

Inspection codes in ECMS are two-letter classifications that quickly tell you why a lot is held during inspection. When a part is rejected, a Reject Hold is applied to pause further processing until rework or disposition is decided, and the system uses a specific two-letter code to represent that condition. In this practice mapping, the code for Reject Hold is DH. The first letter marks the hold category, and the second specifies the hold reason as a rejection, so that anyone reviewing the lot knows at a glance why it’s on hold and what needs to be done next. Other codes (represented by the remaining options) correspond to different hold reasons, not to a rejection. So the DH code uniquely identifies Reject Hold in this context.