Acronyms
What is the acronym that we should practice everyday at work and home?
HIAR
What is AESC mission?
To solve challenges for a sustainable future
what are the 5 safety hazards in laser cutting and winding process?
pinch points cutting knife manual lift ladder laser
What are the ways that we mark a quality defect with distinguishing colors?
tags
What is the length of the anode slit roll?
1500 meters
What does SCQT stand for?
SAFETY, COST, QUALITY, TIME
what is the purpose of MES?
a system used for tracking and recording manufacturing processes
what should you do if someone isn't wearing their PPE?
if you see something say something.!
how many kickout sections for defects?
8
what is the length of the cathode slit roll?
1200 meters
What does JPH mean?
JOBS PER HOUR
What is the purpose of the FFU?
Ribbons is Flopping
Are there any chemical hazards in laser cutting and winding process?
NO
what are the defects associated with the stations?
NG kickouts other Hi Pot
length surface defects
QR code Pin hole
anode/cathode diameter
how many cells can one anode slit roll produce?
300
What does TPS stand for?
Tools positioning system
What are the three rates the OEE compares?
AVAILABILITY RATE
PERFORMANCE RATE
QUALITY RATE
What are the 5 Loto steps?
STOP, TURN, TRY, TAG, REMOVE
What are the primary focuses of the CCD's?
Defects and measurements
How many samples are pulled during a shift?
9
What does WI/OI stand for?
work instructions/operations instructions
When is the Hi-Pots used in the assembly process?
AFTER LASER CUTTING
AFTER DISK WELDING
AFTER CAN GROOVING
What is the energy hazard in disk welding?
radiation
How do we ensure that our error proofing is accurate?
calibration
How many steps are there in the process? ( according to the new handout?
17