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And in a similar vein, morning meeting was discussing a problem last night where xxx amount of packs were incorrectly labelled because someone entered the wrong details into the computer.Emails this morning include a request to attend a machine which apparently had a film feed problem, theymissed xxx amount of production last night.
I attended first thing, loaded it with film and ran it, no problem.
Morning production meeting at 10am...I was asked what the problem was.
'No problem, I set it up, it ran and still is running.'
Manager replied...
'Oh ok, so its fixed then'
'No...it wasnt broken, there was no fault, I didnt do anything other than set it up and run it....just like the operator should have'
You can see the way they work...if I'd 'fixed it'...they can happily move on because 'something was wrong', something that I'm responsible for.
If nothing was wrong...that means their operator was at fault, something the manager is responsible for.
I'm not the fastest thinker...but I'm not having our department blamed for the ineptitude of another person / department.
Meeting attendee from production...
'The computer printed the wrong information...'
Me...
'Just to clarify, no problem with the computer...the wrong info was input, its human error'
Once again, they seem too keen to place blame elsewhere..its like 'it must be someone elses fault'...usually maintenance. Not this time...