Posted on Jun 8, 2018
Success Story: Repurposing 2,600 Hours of Transportation Waste Toward Value-add Work With Hampton...
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Lest we forget, "spacefaring" is first and foremost a form of transportation industry—http://www.thespacereview.com/article/3325/1.
Ergo, this "Wrench Team" project was predominantly focused on trying to keep those well-skilled and folks that are doing the good work of trying to keep our buildings up and running, keep them actually in the field doing the work that they like to do and that they’re best at rather than driving around campus trying to get parts that they need, spend time pulling parts out of the warehouse. So that was real core focus of this particular project."
Ergo, this "Wrench Team" project was predominantly focused on trying to keep those well-skilled and folks that are doing the good work of trying to keep our buildings up and running, keep them actually in the field doing the work that they like to do and that they’re best at rather than driving around campus trying to get parts that they need, spend time pulling parts out of the warehouse. So that was real core focus of this particular project."
Success Story: Repurposing 2,600 Hours of Transportation Waste Toward Value-add Work With Hampton...
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Any reuse, repurposing, or recycling is better than using new all the time. Eventually, new will ALL BE GONE if we keep doing it that way.
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I'm retired now and have studiously schooled myself to avoid thinking about the idiocy that I saw in all those years working with government agencies (every level fed to local), businesses (one man operations to multi-national corporations), and military. Project management in the military was far superior to any other (which ought to tell you something, warn you). For every little success I witnessed (supposing that this was a success), I saw countless failures fraught with waste of time, effort, material, and even human lives. Six Sigma shows promise, but then, so did all the other "scientific management" theories. Good luck. You'll need it if you're still in the game
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MSgt Ken "Airsoldier" Collins-Hardy
CPT Jack Durish — Speaking of studious, Sir, thanks for the lesson on S.I. Hayakawa https://goo.gl/uMKNjj.
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