111Quality
■Ensure that no more than 2% of the items you produce
are rejected for quality reasons.
■Ensure that no more than 4% of the items you produce
require rework.
■Contribute to developing an overall strategy to reduce
rework.
■Ensure that 98% of the items you produce meet quality
standards.
■Contribute to work-unit establishment of quality stan-
dards for products.
■Identify all products received that do not meet stan-
dards and return them to the previous station.
■Document any quality problems to use in future trou-
bleshooting.
■Apply statistical process control tools to identify the
root causes of quality problems.
■Lead the quality improvement team.
■Stop the assembly line quickly whenever poor quality
outputs reach your station.
Safety and Environment
■Follow all safety procedures during assembly 100% of
the time.
■Leave the work station clean and functional at the end
of the shift.
■Maintain the work station free of clutter that may con-
stitute a safety hazard for others.
■Return all tools to their proper places when not in use.
■Report all equipment problems to maintenance as
soon as possible, to reduce downtime.
■Wear and use all safety equipment 100% of the time
when on the floor.