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If you use Lotus Notes, there are COTS Quality System Management databases available that will allow entry of a supplier database, associated SCARs, survey & surveillance reports, and so on...

mustangod, Color me confused then 'cause I thought I addressed the original question. I was a Configuration Manager for several years, now I'm back in Quality (I always return to QE). What I read was: part number introduced into CM system at Rev A, no drawing released (revision dash or no rev...

Check out: Mil-Std-973 ANSI/EIA-649 ISO10007 I have worked on programs where drawings were released skipping a rev letter - but it was only when there was an error on an engineering change or when a developmental drawing had changes with hardware in existance (hardware was bult with redlined...

And, possibly find someone who will do it cheaper...not to mention the burned bridges... No winners in the situation as the OP outlined...I've never used a job offer from outside to ask for a raise, however, one was offered to get me to back out of leaving once. I told my boss that I had made a...

A sample of 3? For what lot size? Mil-Std-105E was cancelled as part of the Perry Initiative (paperwork reduction & getting rid of military standards in favor of industry standards - another of those bright ideas by Congress - we still get contracts referencing MIL-Q-9858 or MIL-I-45208 even...

Are you going to record attributes (pass/fail) or variables (value measurements) data results? Unless I had a specific requirement for one or the other, I would probably modify an existing form such as the one for testing ESD straps, assign it a new form number for revision control & get it...

Just to be contrary, what if you also told Orville & Wilbur that the same machine could deliver medical supplies that could save a nation or an organ to a transplant patient (or vice-versa)? Or they could keep simply making bikes...Which one would you have chosen? Is there any invention in...

Didn't a famous inventor once say something the effect of he didn't have invention failures, he merely ruled out stuff that didn't work? I'm someone here has the exact quote but I'm too tired to look it up after a 15 hour day today. Sometimes "mistakes" end up being a good thing -...

I can admit I made a mistake & I'll clean up my messes - of course, I prefer to clean them up quietly. BTW, if anyone here ever tells my hubby I admitted to making a mistake - I'll deny it. [noevil]

If you are using a modeling tool like Pro/E or Solidworks & able to do some worst case analysis, working in drafting ain't too bad...BTDT... Last Octogre when I got laid off, I'd have been thrilled to take a drafting position...Way better than substitute teaching...Yech...

I did a google search for keywords "MUTCD dot "speed bump" specifications design" & found: http://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/thread.cfm?threadid=124&messages=25 Title: Re: Speed Humps From: James Condry (click for email) Date: 12/02/02 A good starting point for learning about...

I responded to you in this thread: thread178-71254

I've never heard of an ASME certification & there's nothing on http://www.asme.org about a certification program. AWS has a Certifification program for Welding Engineers. Check out http://www.aws.org/certification/

monique, if you just graduated a few years ago, I'll make an assumption (perhaps erroneous, but what the hay, I'll make the WAG anyway!) that you are fairly young & haven't started a family yet. Check out roadwhore.com if you have relatively few ties & think you might be interested in working...

ctopher, I have a sister in LA & several siblings in San Jose. I lived in SJ one year & couldn't wait to get back to Texas. If you want four seasons, you don't want DFW. We have two seasons in Texas: summer & February. If you are used to CA traffic & smog, driving DFW will seem like a clean...

I do plan to get my PE. I do not anticipate ever using it in the electronics industry...

Oooh, I checked out www.epanorama.net (suggested by busbar) & it is a pretty cool site....

Have you looked at howstuffworks.com?

Hamish, the undergraduate degree for medical doctors in the US is typically referred to as "pre-med". One can major in any subject for a baccalaureate degree for "pre-med", however, certain required courses for medical school acceptance must have been taken in the course of...

electricpete, my title in no way a reference to the other thread you linked. Indeed, I've slept a few times since my last foray into that particular thread & was offline for a few days as well. Has the term apples & oranges been copyrighted, trademarked, & licensed for that thread only, approved...