First released failures are recorded. Correction time isn't. Who should observe the actual work before our UR5e estimate proceeds?
Our bracket allowance excludes the correction technician
AnikaAllen0334 · 6 Mar 2026, 16:49 UTC
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Replying to AnikaAllen0334
Have fabrication and quality follow an ordinary identified group, with the person doing correction involved. Record fit-up, location, first released result and any correction and reinspection separately, including who leaves other work to do it.
18pointsReplying to LeoBrooks0797
An observer needs cover as well. Who can actually stay with that group from release through correction, rather than drop in at the end and ask everyone to remember?
8pointsReplying to AmyAdams0119
Supervisor assigned an observer and covered the technician's other station. Ordinary group selected, not retained failures.
14pointsReplying to AnikaAllen0334
Does the group identify the exact fitted fixture arrangement? The repair machining date can differ from the date changed parts went into use. I am untangling that distinction in another set of records.
22pointsReplying to MinaChan1120
Fitted arrangement confirmed against the return-to-use sign-off. Quality paired each first released reading with its final disposition.
18pointsReplying to AnikaAllen0334
Has the observation shown the competing work as well as hands-on correction? You may need cover for a station even when the correction itself is brief.
9pointsReplying to AmyAdams0119
Yes. Observation records both. Planner is costing actual cover; correction no longer appears as free inspection time.
10pointsReplying to AnikaAllen0334
Does the purchase still make sense with that allowance? Useful to settle it before the fixture proposal promises an improvement nobody has demonstrated.
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