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Having previously worked on Naval Reactors: I did not once see a Kaizen box there. If we accidentally left tools in the reactor compartment and they got hot th
by CobaltFire 4y ago
Having previously worked on Naval Reactors:
I did not once see a Kaizen box there. If we accidentally left tools in the reactor compartment and they got hot they got tossed into the box in there and that was that.
That said, I do enjoy a properly sorted box and prefer them. That may simply be a decade plus of being used to using them though; they are second nature to me.
- qbasic_forever 4y agoYiiikes, how often were tools left where they shouldn't have been left around reactors? It seems like a process failure--if you can leave something extra then how can you trust you aren't forgetting something essential, like tightening a fitting, etc.
- industriousthou 4y agoForeign material exclusion and quality assurance have different procedures. Sounds like it wasn’t a big deal, so the tools definitely weren’t left in an FME zone.
- CobaltFire 4y agoTotally separate QA between process and tools in that world. It was a heck of an interesting adjustment when I moved to aviation. Far less QA on process and far more on tools/FOD.