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Kathy Kuhlow <[log in to unmask]>
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I think it really depends on what type of first article process you are referring too and the goals of the review.  If the review is for first time builds and the goal is to confirm manufacturability I feel this needs to involve more than the machine operator.  If the first article is a repeater product and the goal is to confirm a process setup.  in those instances a sanity check is nice and most times can be performed by another operator in the same department.  

Being proactive and making sure what you are about to produce meets the product requirements.  Then confirming the process is deemed worthy is not stupid or a waste of time.  Everyone makes mistakes and can do a no brainer oops.  5 minutes up front can save hours later.  

Kathy 

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