AdaBrown0912 · 24 Jun 2026, 15:02 UTC
What was actually checked under restraint, Ada? I would establish whether that note is visual alignment or a measurement of the drawing requirement before comparing it with the released result. The word aligned can conceal quite a lot of optimism.
8 pointsVisual check while restrained. Released inspection has dimensions, but supports and method aren't on the sheet.
10 pointsCan inspection identify the support arrangement and drawing revision from the linked assembly records? Without those, the released values may not be comparable with final acceptance.
21 pointsDrawing revision matches. Support arrangement is still unknown. Individual identities survive through released and final checks for three brackets.
0 pointsWho recorded the correction between those checks, and does their entry name the individual bracket?
13 pointsSetter entered corrected against the batch. No individual detail. I won't assign the same correction to all three.
11 pointsUse the linked records to identify missing stages for a new study, then. Keep the restrained observation, released values and corrected final result distinct. The welding and inspection owners should define the next comparison rather than let an unexplained batch note become the new cell's process instruction.
25 pointsWill ordinary acceptable brackets be included too, not only those selected because they needed attention?
20 pointsYes, ordinary work is included. Quality owns the support method; process lead owns fit-up and correction entries. Study results pending.
3 pointsGood. Have whoever performs correction enter it directly, so this study does not recreate the batch-level gap.
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