01-01-2012, 01:53 PM
Hi Al,
That was very thoughtful of you and I can understand your reluctance by not wishing to push in where not wanted. At least this couple now know where to come for any future problems of this kind.
Well said Alan; just because an electrical item has a moulded plug fitted and all the safety labels attached to it and the cable who knows how it is wired inside?
When I was working I used to hear stories about electric motors going as far as Canada and Australia without bearings or fans fitted. During busy holiday periods the company employed temporary labour and some were put to work on the assembly lines; we had lines (conveyors) known as "fans and covers". Apparently one day a temp ran out of fans but carried on fitting the fan covers and these went through the final testing and out to customers abroad. Another guy on assembly didn't understand what a crossed thread was whilst attaching feet to motors using an air socket. I wonder who dresses these kind of people when they get out of bed?
Kind regards, Col.
That was very thoughtful of you and I can understand your reluctance by not wishing to push in where not wanted. At least this couple now know where to come for any future problems of this kind.
Well said Alan; just because an electrical item has a moulded plug fitted and all the safety labels attached to it and the cable who knows how it is wired inside?
When I was working I used to hear stories about electric motors going as far as Canada and Australia without bearings or fans fitted. During busy holiday periods the company employed temporary labour and some were put to work on the assembly lines; we had lines (conveyors) known as "fans and covers". Apparently one day a temp ran out of fans but carried on fitting the fan covers and these went through the final testing and out to customers abroad. Another guy on assembly didn't understand what a crossed thread was whilst attaching feet to motors using an air socket. I wonder who dresses these kind of people when they get out of bed?
Kind regards, Col.
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