Entered parts into data Signed off on roughly 30 Completed the same tasks as Tuesday system (4 hours) parts and sent off to (as far as techniques and shipping. procedures). Had to enter corrective The part was texturized I learned how to fill out and file actions for a rejected on the wrong size. We corrective action reports for messed part that was were able to send it to up parts. Had to perform root cause manufactured wrong. (1 the roller and be used analysis and was able to determine hour) to make other parts for that it was the employee running the the same order. Also laser cutter that misinterpreted the ordered a remake of drawing and manufactured it wrong. the part. I learned how to handle situations where parts were fabricated wrong. I chose to fix this by having the welder use the mill and grind off .017” from the longer part to place it within Found a part put The part had 3 different tolerance so we could find the most together wrong (2 lengths of tubing. And cost effective and time efficient way THURSDAY hours) were welded in the of handling the problem. wrong spots. I was given the opportunity Learned that I would transfer to the to decide how I wanted safety department on Friday morning to handle the problem to learn and get the facility ready for and fix it to be shipped inspection. out the following day. Inspected parts and All of the parts were entered parts into data within the desired system (5 hours) specifications (Switched to the safety Helped get the safety Learned a little bit about how safety department.) department ready for system works and about safety the ISO inspection in inspections. July. Learned how use a masonry bit and a hammer to anchor the shelves down. Bolted all of the Drilled through the I only got the bit seized into the shelving units to the concrete and concrete once. floor. (5 hours) hammered anchors to secure the shelves.
Entered parts into data system (4 hours) Signed off on roughly 30 parts and sent off to shipping. Completed the same tasks as Tuesday (as far as techniques and procedures). THURSDAY Had to enter corrective actions for a rejected part that was manufactured wrong. (1 hour) Found a part put together wrong (2 hours) Inspected parts and entered parts into data system (5 hours) The part was texturized on the wrong size. We were able to send it to the roller and be used to make other parts for the same order. Also ordered a remake of the part. The part had 3 different lengths of tubing. And were welded in the wrong spots. I was given the opportunity to decide how I wanted to handle the problem and fix it to be shipped out the following day. All of the parts were within the desired specifications I learned how to fill out and file corrective action reports for messed up parts. Had to perform root cause analysis and was able to determine that it was the employee running the laser cutter that misinterpreted the drawing and manufactured it wrong. I learned how to handle situations where parts were fabricated wrong. I chose to fix this by having the welder use the mill and grind off .017” from the longer part to place it within tolerance so we could find the most cost effective and time efficient way of handling the problem. Learned that I would transfer to the safety department on Friday morning to learn and get the facility ready for inspection. (Switched to the safety department.) Bolted all of the shelving units to the floor. (5 hours) Helped get the safety department ready for the ISO inspection in July. Drilled through the concrete and hammered anchors to secure the shelves. Learned a little bit about how safety system works and about safety inspections. Learned how use a masonry bit and a hammer to anchor the shelves down. I only got the bit seized into the concrete once.
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