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OscarBrooks0793 · 2026年6月10日 06:48 UTC
What does your colleague think the pilot should answer, Oscar? They might be worrying about being left to keep it going, while you're trying to demonstrate that the spacer can be moved.
9分Exactly that. He's the one who changes fixtures when I'm elsewhere. Doesn't want another process that needs my personal visit to behave.
12分Include him operating it after an agreed handover. Give him paid time for that work and record the help he needs. A demonstration run with you beside him will not answer his concern.
8分He's willing if we agree a limit on further fixture work first. I hadn't set one. The prototype has been borrowing little pieces of the toolroom's time.
22分Borrowing is doing some impressive accounting there. Count those hours too.
18分Start with a measured manual baseline before buying pilot tooling. You can agree what preparation, unloading, changeover and clearing mean with a stopwatch and the people doing the job.
21分Anil, would you measure the whole shift or just those 38? Our short jobs often looked marvellous until we put the next product back on the bench.
4分The job plus the change into and out of it. Whole-shift context can help, but don't bury the actual task in an average nobody can explain.
13分We now have a baseline including clearing for the next product, and agreed a fixture allowance plus staff-hour cap. My colleague has the same authority to stop the trial as I do. No trial run yet.
15分Is his training time inside that cap or additional? Make it visible either way.
15分Inside it. Separate line so we can see where the hours went. Thanks Luis for the independent-run idea; that changed what we are asking the pilot to prove.
16分Let us know whether he can complete the agreed job and changeover without you taking over. Record any assistance honestly; it may show a small handover repair or a much larger support requirement.
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