Title Page

  • Location of work instruction:
  • Prepared by:

  • Date of the Inspection

  • Read work instructions

  • Mark items accordingly if they have been "Completed" or "Incomplete"

Lathes

  • Select correct part program

  • Orientation of drum effects on balancer (rough TIR and jaw 1)

  • Verify weight at balancer and adjust orientation

  • Changing lathe rest ring

  • Master marposs correctly (don't break gripper pads)

  • Evaluate marposs measurement failure

  • Use of Toolboss

  • Choosing correct insert and hardware

  • Index Inserts

  • Cleaning lathe tools before putting tool in machine

  • Watching and listening of tool paths in lathe (sound is very important)

  • Lathe offsets (geometry and wear explanation "Collision")

  • Understand operation of single block button, feedrate override, reset, and emergency stop on all machines

  • Always make sure machine axis' are clear during any restart

Drill

  • Changing drill

  • When to change drill insert (before 65% spindle load for huele drill)

  • Check first piece after change of tooling or set up after changeover

  • Watching and listening of tool paths in drill (sound very important)

  • Always make sure machine axis' are clear during any restart

  • Understand operation of single block button, feedrate override, reset, and emergency stop on all machines

Gantry/In feed line/Out feed line

  • Set up of orientation and V-block

  • Look for date stamp if missing you need to hand stamp

  • Single block button, feedrate override, reset, and emergency stop

  • Always make sure machine axis' are clear during any restart

Quality

  • What is 100% inspection (examples: visual for machine, and foundry defects, burrs)

  • Check any part with pin mic if red or black lined

  • Two full layouts daily, or when you have apart number change over

  • Paperwork

  • Check first piece after change of tooling or set up

  • Dropped drum procedure

  • Gage verification (what is the procedure if the gage verification requires a large correction (.005” or larger). Previous shifts parts should be sampled in the areas where that gage was used.

  • Gauge handling, care, and storage.

  • Procedure for gages that are dropped, damaged, or not working properly.

Drum paint

Machine

  • Evaluating part for complete paint coverage

  • Measuring paint thickness (visual)

  • Adjusting paint thickness, gun assembly, cleaning, and gun positioning

  • Restarting paint line (dealing with common faults)

  • Change paint barrels

  • Flushing lines

  • Location of e-stops

  • How to change paint fliters

Robots

  • How to start robots up after fault

  • How to fix common robot issues

  • Do not power robots off

End of shift clean up

  • TPM

Signature

  • Supervisor should only sign after verifying trainee is capable of performing all tasks. All new employees must be signed off prior to 30 day review.

  • Trainee:

  • Supervisor / Team leader

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