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a:4:{s:8:"template";a:1:{s:26:"Work Instruction-full.html";b:1;}s:9:"timestamp";i:1342941491;s:7:"expires";i:1342945091;s:13:"cache_serials";a:1:{s:102:"pnTemp/pnRender_compiled/pagesetter^ExtraLite762^eng^%%77^779^77971C52%%Work+Instruction-full.html.inc";s:32:"883a7e2e9174e505bceb6e9506298749";}}WI 2013 - Job Setup Verification
Created | Modified | Rev. | Changed by | Change |
08/09/05 | 09/25/07 | 3 | Mathias | Added note about jobs spanning multiple shifts |
When setting up a job on a press for a production run, the job shall not be molded in full production until the sleeve has passed the zyglow test. If the sleeves cannot be molded with passing the zyglow test, a member of management should be consulted for help. Where applicable, sleeve length shall be checked to verify that it meets the specification on the routing. If length does not match, a member of management should be consulted for help. When the job is set-up and ready for molding, fill in the setup boxes on the job-cost sheet with clock # and setup time this is your verification that the job was set-up properly and correct sleeves are being molded.
Note: For production runs that are long enough to span multiple shifts, the next operator will repeat the setup verification (Including ziglow test, sleeve length, molding pressure, etc). This will confirm that the job is still running correctly.