I
build most of our proto boards, those I don't I supervise closely. I hang up a
yellow " prototype in progress " sign ( color was arbitrary ) and
keep a note pad handy. I do write a work inst. first but it will usually be very
generic, like wave solder info will have blanks to be filled in. This fullfills
our ISO req. and allows me to do what I gotta to make it work. When the proto
finnaly works right I go back and write a work inst.
Charles caswell
just curious...how do you deal
with ISO and prototypes? Do you do full-blown work instructions? Try to
run things through normal production processes, so that you have traceability?
Or do you you treat it as it is, a prototype?
Going through some stuff
here...thinking that we put more stuff into prototypes than we need to...just
curious what everybody else does...I have my past experience, but that's not
good enough.
Like to hear from everybody else...
-Steve
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