FRIDAY it seemed. Calculating it wasn’t hard but I double checked by looking up the structural integrity of the shelves Calculate the load Took the proper from the manufacturers website. I capacity of the shelving measurements to ultimately decided to go with these units and paint it n the calculate for sag and numbers since they were a little shelf. (3 hours) sheering of the pallet lower than mine. rack. Then took off around 500 lbs of the max weight for room for error and painted that number on the racks. What mistake did you make? How did you handle the situation? I sure on a few of the tolerances, so I double-checked with the supervisor. I also wasn’t had several questions on the data system and the requirements for some of the customers. This was handled by consulting with my supervisor and having him teach me how to properly update the system. When I looked up checked some of the first aid kits I didn’t open every box. Evidently some of them were empty and nobody bothered to throw away the boxes or inform anyone so they could order new supplies. I fixed this by going through every medical kit and opening every box to ensure we had the supplies we needed. And the ones we didn’t I ordered to make the kits complete. Give a description of the most interesting working incident or experience you had during the week. I was briefly double checking a part that the other quality managers had already checked and found that they missed the tubes being welded in the wrong place. This was a big deal because we are tolerance. With the tubes in the wrong places, this puts allowed .002” our measurements at out of tolerance on one and to short on the other. We .007” .003” were able to have the welder machine the longer ends within tolerance - and we verified with the company to see if we could keep the to short. They said this .003” wouldn’t interfere with operations, so I did a final inspection and then sent the parts to shipping.
FRIDAY Calculate the load capacity of the shelving units and paint it n the shelf. (3 hours) Took the proper measurements to calculate for sag and sheering of the pallet rack. Then took off around 500 lbs of the max weight for room for error and painted that number on the racks. it seemed. Calculating it wasn’t hard but I double checked by looking up the structural integrity of the shelves from the manufacturers website. I ultimately decided to go with these numbers since they were a little lower than mine. What mistake did you make? How did you handle the situation? I wasn’t sure on a few of the tolerances, so I double-checked with the supervisor. I also had several questions on the data system and the requirements for some of the customers. This was handled by consulting with my supervisor and having him teach me how to properly update the system. When I looked up checked some of the first aid kits I didn’t open every box. Evidently some of them were empty and nobody bothered to throw away the boxes or inform anyone so they could order new supplies. I fixed this by going through every medical kit and opening every box to ensure we had the supplies we needed. And the ones we didn’t I ordered to make the kits complete. Give a description of the most interesting working incident or experience you had during the week. I was briefly double checking a part that the other quality managers had already checked and found that they missed the tubes being welded in the wrong place. This was a big deal because we are allowed .002” tolerance. With the tubes in the wrong places, this puts our measurements at .007” out of tolerance on one and .003” to short on the other. We were able to have the welder machine the longer ends within tolerance - and we verified with the company to see if we could keep the .003” to short. They said this wouldn’t interfere with operations, so I did a final inspection and then sent the parts to shipping.
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