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 occupational hazards
noise
What are the key quality control factors?
People
machines
products
methods
enviroment
How many red rabbits are used?
2
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.!
what is the size of the battery
46-120
How many blades are there?
8
What does JPH mean?
JOBS PER HOUR
What is the one icon that you will not use on the HMI?
Carrier Supply
What are the chemical hazards
100% isopropanol alccohol
What are the quality control factors
Temperature
humidity
cleaniness
How many CCD cameras?
2
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 safety hazards
electrical pinch points low clearance
What is the quality purpose
To ensure quality products
How many kick out stations?
1
What is downtime?
defects, over production, waiting, non-utilized talent, transportation, inventory, motion, excess processing
What is the process flow of assembly
Laser cutting winding tab flattening Hi-Pot 1 disk welding taping Hi-Pot 2, can loading, can washing, jelly roll insert (+)terminal welding helium leakage test (+) rivet welding (-) terminal welding can groove Hi-Pot3 X-Ray
In the escalation process, after the team lead, what is the next step in the process for a safety issue?
EHS
How many samples are pulled for 2H for Quality check
8 (1 per grooving blade)
How many temporary cans does the machine need to run?
23