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Greenraisin
18th April 2001, 04:00 PM
I have really gotten a lot out of this forum and all of you who participate. I was curious, though, who all of you are and what you do. How about letting us know a little bit about you and your background?
1. Name
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do
3. Industry you're in or have been in
4. Company you work for and location
5. Length of time in quality function
6. Something personal that sets you apart
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration)
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do?


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See you down life's highway!

Eric

Marc
16th October 2009, 07:46 AM
This thread is the continuation of the Original New Folks - Please Take a Minute and Introduce Yourself/Say Hello! (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=1477) thread started in 2001.

This is the Introductions thread. If you have a Question, please start a new discussion thread in the appropriate discussion forum and ask your question(s). You might also want to do a Search (http://elsmar.com/Forums/search.php) and read through some existing discussion threads to see if your question has already been asked and answered.

How To Ask A Question or Start a Conversation by Starting a New Thread in a Forum (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=18980)

Instructions --> How To Use the Forum Software (http://elsmar.com/Forums/forumdisplay.php?f=86)

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Thanks!

Wes Bucey
16th October 2009, 08:10 AM
To all you new folks - Let me put in my "Hello! Welcome! :bigwave:" in advance. We're always eager and proud to have new folks join our community.

rebstrat
16th October 2009, 02:31 PM
1. Name - Bob Beedle
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do - Quality Assurance Manager
3. Industry you're in or have been in - PET Container Manufacturing
4. Company you work for and location - Yoshino America Corporation
5. Length of time in quality function - 25 years
6. Something personal that sets you apart - I am a guitarist (Blues, Classic Rock, Instrumentals) rockinbob at myspace - Rockin Bob Beedle - Youtube.
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration) Sometimes it is a "thankless job" and quite a bit of "shooting the messenger". Many people thank that quality only originates and stays within the Quality Department.
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? I would integrate the "quality" word in every job description, in the workplace! Everyone is responsible for quality in what they do, as well as safety.

Ajit Basrur
17th October 2009, 11:22 AM
Welcome rebstrat :bigwave:

You are the first one to introduce in this new thread and hope to see your active participation :)

PSCScrews
17th October 2009, 08:24 PM
Hi Folks,
New to the site. I periodically do google searches and find myself winding up here so I thought I'd join. I am an Ops guy in the fastener industry. I am fairly new to the industry so many things to learn. Hopefully at some point Ill be able to contribute to others in the forum.
All the Best!

Dr.Gopal
19th October 2009, 02:02 AM
Well I am about 62 yrs old male from Nepal and am presently teaching medicine to undergraduates and postgraduates as well, in one of the best known medical colleges in Nepal,Nepalgunj Medical College.I am an Internist and A clinical Gastroerterologist. Apart from these usual clinical works I am very much interested in studying HUMAN ANTHROPOLOGY and ethnic behavior in relation to contemporary political structure.I like reading books and enjoy life in whatever dimensions it comes.I consider sexsual behavior as PRIME DETERMENAT of human personality.I am sorry if it is turning out as a boring lecture. Rest in my nest visit

THANKs

yours
gopal

Randall Breeding
19th October 2009, 01:53 PM
Just Taking Moment to Introduce Myself
My Name is Randall Breeding
I am currently a Quality Manager working for a auto parts supplier launching what is a rarity in these times, A New Manufacturing Facility in the Detroit Area.
Obviously that means I am working in the Automotive field.
I have been in the quality arena since 1985 and have worked in the appliance industry, I have been in the tier ones since 1987 when I joined a Japanese supplier in Monroe Michigan.
I have a lot of plant experience as well as Leadership experience up to a Director Level in a fortune 150 company.
My pet peeve in quality is watching a new wave of OEM leadership relearn some many of the lessons that were so painfully learned by those folks they "bought out" to make way for the young and improve efficiency. :lmao:
Peace and Good Tidings to all


Randall Breeding

Strikyr
19th October 2009, 02:55 PM
I am E. Leo Streich; I am currently the contracts (government) and transportation administrator for a heavy haul trucking company out in southern California. I received my Six Sigma Black Belt in 2006 from a Caterpillar dealer although I have not had more than a couple years of solid experience. Although I have always sought to improve whatever I work on my first real experience with process improvement came when I went to work for a company that was subcontracted to repair the same tractors that I operated while on active duty for the USMC. As anyone that has worked with the government knows there was excessive documentation and at the time it was all hand processed and very labor intensive. Not anymore.

My new company seems to be traveling down the same path of government subcontracting and quality management is a concern for DoD and my Google search for ISO 9001 Quality Manuals landed me here. While I do not have enough time in grade in the world of quality to want to change anything I do have a pet peeve with management types that take the "not in my backyard" approach to management analysis. Companies that do not embrace change management will eventually have a change in management (I heard that somewhere). I look forward to discussions with many of you although it will in large part be one sided as I will be doing the asking and you all the discussing. Thanks.

Leo

Leowagga
20th October 2009, 02:00 AM
thank you for your welcome. I work as the Quality Management Officer for a Community Service organisation :rolleyes:. My job is to set up a quality program for this organisation and keep it complying with a set of standards for the program they are funded by the government to run.
Our funding relys on meeting these standards.

Writing policies and procedures and doing audits is what i find difficult.

Especially audits. starting from scratch.

If anyone has an internal audit they have run I would to get a look at their form or template, just to get an idea how to design one for my standards.

Personal info. I am mature aged, married 32 years, have two children and 2 year old twin grandchildren.

Cheers:thanks:

bartmersseman
20th October 2009, 12:17 PM
Hi all,

I'm Bart Mersseman, Biomedical and clinical engineer, hospital physicist (radiotherapy), and working as the product manager medical devices for Notified Body CE1639 and CE0120 (Medical Devices).

BradM
20th October 2009, 12:29 PM
A big Texas howdy:bigwave: welcome to all our new friends. Welcome!

Marc
20th October 2009, 12:38 PM
If anyone has an internal audit they have run I would to get a look at their form or template, just to get an idea how to design one for my standards. There are a lot of Audit templates / examples (http://Elsmar.com/Forums/search.php?do=process&titleonly=1&query=audit+template) here. There are more if you do a couple of Searches (http://elsmar.com/Forums/search.php) and check the Attachments Listing (http://elsmar.com/Forums/fileslist.php).

Asking in this thread your request will probably get lost because it's an Introductions thread.

Extra Info: How To Ask A Question or Start a Conversation by Starting a New Thread in a Forum (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=18980)
Instructions --> How To Use the Forum Software (http://elsmar.com/Forums/forumdisplay.php?f=86)
Forum software FAQ (http://elsmar.com/Forums/faq.php)

If you need further help Contact Marc (http://elsmar.com/Forums/sendmessage.php) or a Moderator.

Thanks, and Welcome to the Elsmar Cove!

Meditator
20th October 2009, 10:35 PM
hi, all,

1. Name : Roderick Yun
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do : EHS Consultant, and have a master degree
3. Industry you're in or have been in : Consultancy
4. Company you work for and location : I now work in Shanghai City, Chinese
5. Length of time in quality function : only 1 year
anyway, nice to know you here. it is fine.

sandman23
21st October 2009, 02:23 AM
Hello everyone, thanks for the warm welcome to the newcomers here. Actually im already looking at this web site a few years back and reading the threads. I have just decided lately to register,

1. Rey Macaro
2. Im working as full time QMR, and of course doing these usual things we used to do.
3. currently i am in the oil & gas industry but prior to this i worked 5 yrs in automotive seat assembly / manufacturing.
4. current location Saudi Arabia (1 yr), previously in Philippines
5. about 8 yrs
6. just know how to deal in balance with people as well as the top mgt ( make everybody happy)
7. the 1994 version approach which still being adopted by others.
8. i dont want to change anything, we might all end up jobless. ;-). my principle is "if everybody knows what we are doing we might not be needed here".

barro
21st October 2009, 10:32 PM
Greetings to ALL,
My name is Gary and I am new to the site. Came across it doing a google search on filling out a PSW for PPAP submissions and decided to join.
Spent the last 30 years working for a Stainless Steel Service Center located in the Chicago Area in various capacities from a production operator, inside sales, production supervisior and now transitioning into the quality managers position. Company I work for is ISO certified to the 9001:2008 standard.
Lots to learn in new position, Hopefully this site can help with what are sure to be many questions.

Thanks

satyenderdeswal
22nd October 2009, 01:44 AM
Fi Frnds,
1. Name - Satyender Deswal
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do - Quality Management Manager
3. Industry you're in or have been in - Automotive Lighting manufacturing
4. Company you work for and location - NeoliteZKWlighting company, Delhi,India
5. Length of time in quality function - 5 years
6. Something personal that sets you apart -
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration) Sometimes it is a "thankless job" and quite a bit of "shooting the messenger". Many people thank that quality only originates and stays within the Quality Department.
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? I would integrate the "quality" word in every job description, in the workplace! Everyone is responsible for quality in what they do, as well as safety. :thanx:

stump1233
23rd October 2009, 02:42 PM
Greetings to All,

1. Name - Stump (college nickname)
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do - Business Operations consultant, process Lean/6 Sigma
3. Industry you're in or have been in - 21 years US Army (including PM of acquisition programs); Mgr in DoD Services/Integration companies 18 yrs
4. Company you work for and location - DoD Services industry, National Capital Region
5. Length of time in quality function - involved for 20 yrs (not full time)
6. Something personal that sets you apart - enjoy trekking and flying radio control model planes
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration) Missing pieces of IT system documentation needed to restore system function.
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? I'll leave that to those experienced and dedicated to the function.

Very impressed with the expertise that I've seen in several threads - you all do a lot for others - thank you.

pureblood
23rd October 2009, 05:48 PM
hello to all kindly people here
Let's me introduce myself , my name's Piyanuch . :D
I'm 3rd year student of Environmental science.
I found this site by searching for an internal audit form and there are ton of audit forms :agree1:

I found this site is very interesting and people here are very kind and smart, so I am going to suggest my friends to visit the site.

Nice to meet you and please take care of me lol :bigwave:

ps, sorry my english is not good

Greeting
Piyanuch

bigal
23rd October 2009, 05:51 PM
Hi,

My name is Alastair, and as could maybe be guessed I come from Scotland.
25 years in Quality, after 10 in production, mostly in Aerospace and Defence but some marine and automotive and the last 2 years in oil & gas.
Have came across this forum before, but found it really helpful today so decided to join, to hopefully pass on some experiece.
After 16 years with BAe Systems have spent the last 10 years as a freelance contractor / consultant, working where the jobs are.
Things that peeve me (thats an an old Scottish expression) are useless politicians who have never worked at an honest job, in their lives. Lawyers total liers or hopefull politicians, bankers - crooks (current UK lending rate 0.5% bank loans 9 - 10%, credit cards 15 - 30% +.
OK better stop now.

Alastair

ywang
23rd October 2009, 08:47 PM
Hello, everyone. One time poster here coming back from a 2 year break. Thought I'd re-introduce myself and say hello.

Good to be here again, looking forward to talking with you guys!

1. Yuan

2. Quality Engineer / Project Manager

3. Materials R&D / Chemical Manufacturing

4. Currently looking, located in San Francisco Bay area, California

5. Been in Quality about 4 years now

6. Recently started to play Go again, or Weiqi, the oriental board game with black and white stones. Quite nice to be back in the zone!

7. Not having enough information! Especially about customer requirements!! Pet Peeeeeeeeeve!!!

8. I would establish more formal courses and degrees in undergraduate business schools across the country on Quality.

shareefahamed
26th October 2009, 06:54 AM
Friends

I am not really new to this forum..

I have used this forum for getting informations i need. However this is my first post introducing my self.

I am a Mechanical engineer by studies and Quality manager by profession.

I am very thankful to all of you for creating a such a great community

CarolX
27th October 2009, 02:10 PM
Welcome to all the new users!! :bigwave:

ScottK
27th October 2009, 02:27 PM
Wow, I love seeing people sign in from all over the planet.
I think we may have one or two long time members from off planet too... :notme:

Welcome everyone!

Cobik77
27th October 2009, 05:10 PM
Greetings !

1. Hector
2. Intl Sales / Product Development
3. Currently: Food Processing. Before: Transportation, Consultant
4. Mexico
5. Currently: 6 months
6. My :mad:... hahahahaha !
7. Lack of discipline
8. Get all legislators around the world a free sample of humility

Regards,

Wes Bucey
27th October 2009, 06:01 PM
Wow, I love seeing people sign in from all over the planet.
I think we may have one or two long time members from off planet too... :notme:

Welcome everyone!Oh come now! I'm a resident alien, green blood card and everything!:lmao:

Razorback0z
27th October 2009, 06:43 PM
1. Name - Peter Martin

2. Job Title or explanation of what you do - Occupational Risk Manager for a major insurer in Australia. Basically I assess the occupational risk profiles of insured clients and see if we can assist them in getting closer to compliance with their legislative obligations and QA obligations.

3. Industry you're in or have been in - Mining/Drilling, Commercial Fishing, Heavy Transport, Insurance

4. Company you work for and location - OAMPS Adelaide Australia

5. Length of time in quality function - 10+ years

6. Something personal that sets you apart - The straightest shooter you will ever meet. Dont ask me if you dont want to hear the honest answer.

7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration) - Micro focus. Example.. worrying about someone parking in your parking space while your clients wait on the phone. Perspective people!!

8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? - More education. Education increases reason and logic and dispells superstition. Too many of the world's issues are related to superstition and lack of reason.

engrbry
28th October 2009, 12:13 AM
1. Name - Bryan Muyano
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do - Sr.Quality Assurance Engineer
3. Industry you're in or have been in - PCBA-SMT, Semiconductors, Precision Machining, Optics & BioMedical, Antenna System Assembly
4. Company you work for and location - Fong's Advance Technology, Singapore
5. Length of time in quality function - 11 years
6. Something personal that sets you apart - I play the violin.:nopity:
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration) Not informing me about changes.
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? Change the world and mind set of production.

BGPikey
28th October 2009, 02:11 AM
Hi

Name - Barry Pike
Design Manager for a small consulting company in Australia.
Need to get up to speed on current Quality Assurnace procedures - this looks like a good place to visit.

Mr.HSE
28th October 2009, 02:56 AM
Hello Every1,

I'm new here and i'm a Health Safety & Environment Officer. Live in Dubai - UAE..

:agree:

:thanx:

lorider
28th October 2009, 03:41 PM
Hi,
My name is Lori.
I've worked in aerospace quality since '91 with the last ten years being in the field of aerospace machining. Started out with D1-9000, then ISO and on to AS9100. I've recently been hired by a small, but very well run, machine shop (3-5 axis machines, CMM). They are currently registered to ISO9001:2008. I've been hired to get them compliant and then registered to AS9100 Rev C. I did not hire on as a consultant. I'm a full time employee with good inspection, CMM programming and Quality Systems experience. I've had questions about the release of the RevC standard and when i google things, this forum always comes up with the best feedback.
I'm new to forums, so I'll have to feel my way through. Looking forward to being a member.

Lori

bgot62
28th October 2009, 03:58 PM
1. Name: Bill Gotschall
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do: Quality Lead/ISO Management Rep
3. Industry you're in or have been in: Actuated Valve Manufacturing
4. Company you work for and location: KZCO, Greenwood NE
5. Length of time in quality function: 2.5 months
6. Something personal that sets you apart: I am the quintessential optomistic pessimist. I know that absolutely anything is possible but probably won't happen.
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration): The assumption that all would be right in the world if the quality assurance person would just go away...
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? Probably just get rid of all of the negative connitations that people have about quality.

I worked production for 15 years, I moved to the machine builders shop in the same company for 5 years then at the tender age of 39 I went back to school to get my engineering degree. Real life got in the way before I graduated and I ended up where I am. I have been working in a small company as an manufacturing engineering tech for a little less than 2 years that has had no structure since it's inception and have now been asked to take on the job of setting up a quality assurance program help get us ISO certified.

I found this site while searching for help and have found it quite helpful. That is very encouraging because I will need all the help I can get!

howste
28th October 2009, 04:57 PM
Welcome to all the new members! :bigwave:

Feel free to jump in and join an existing discussion, or start your own. And remember - we don't bite. Except Randy. :lol:

Christopher S
29th October 2009, 04:36 AM
1. Name: Christopher Stainow

2. Job Title or explanation of what you do: I'm CEO of Lennox Hill which produces hosted QMS software

3. Industry you're in or have been in: Currently in the software industry and previously was in the beer and then the food industry in Europe

4. Company you work for and location: Lennox Hill Ltd which is based in London, UK

5. Length of time in quality function: I cannot really say that I have a "quality function background". I am more a process person and have done that pretty much most of my life

6. Something personal that sets you apart: Part of the team that introduced Budweiser beer in teh UK and Ireland and made an incredible success of it

7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration): Trying to sell something to somebody who has grasped all the benefits of a product but cannot get approval from above. It may have something to do with my selling skills (or lack of) or simply the economic situation we are still in. Anyway it is a minor annoyance

8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do?: I have to be careful here as I don't want to be promoting our product. But I would like to get to the stage where our online QMS software application is generally viewed as providing a very straight forward solution, that meets all the requirements, is easy to use, and that is affordable for small to medium enterprises on a world wide basis. That is our internal philosophy and our credo (if you can say that) and we just have to make the outside world feel that way as well

The Professor
29th October 2009, 11:23 AM
1. Name - Anthony Williams
2. Job Title - Sourcing Manager
3. Industry - 17 years Procurment experience including Strategic Sourcing
4. Company - Philadelphia-based Gov't Agency
5. Length of time in quality function - I'm a Procurement Guy who values quality.
6. Something personal that sets you apart - 10-year Military Vet. and a Business degree from Pennsylvania State University.
7. Your pet peeve in quality - That some companies don't value quality of product or service; quality drives reputation and reputation drives customer loyalty.
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? Implement higher standards.
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"Deal with your personal issues in life or they will deal with you, normally with negative results" -- A.F.W.

SQESH
1st November 2009, 08:49 AM
Hello, I am SQESH, working for a short period, 4 years in PCB factory as quality engineer and 2 years in automotive industry for electronic parts SQE.

K.Mohan
3rd November 2009, 02:41 AM
Hi,

I am K.Mohan BE Electronics with more than 25 years experience in power electronics. Presently I am working with UPS manufacturing company heading Design and Development .

best regards

K.Mohan
GM-Technical

liux1998
3rd November 2009, 12:41 PM
Xiang Liu :bigwave:
Quality Electrical / Software Engineer
Medical Device
Orthofix Inc.
McKinney, TX
Length of time in quality function - 2nd year

alohadon
9th November 2009, 02:56 AM
1. Name - Bob Beedle
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do - Quality Assurance Manager
3. Industry you're in or have been in - PET Container Manufacturing
4. Company you work for and location - Yoshino America Corporation
5. Length of time in quality function - 25 years
6. Something personal that sets you apart - I am a guitarist (Blues, Classic Rock, Instrumentals) rockinbob at myspace - Rockin Bob Beedle - Youtube.
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration) Sometimes it is a "thankless job" and quite a bit of "shooting the messenger". Many people thank that quality only originates and stays within the Quality Department.
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? I would integrate the "quality" word in every job description, in the workplace! Everyone is responsible for quality in what they do, as well as safety.
1. Name: Don Rellora
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do: Quality and Compliance Manager
3. Industry you're in or have been in: Finance and Accounting Services
4. Company you work for and location: Finance and Accounting BPO
5. Length of time in quality function: 2 years
6. Something personal that sets you apart: Studied accounting and international business in paradise
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration): gettin' stuck
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? Six Sigma Accounting Standards

karpaka
9th November 2009, 09:24 AM
1. Name: karpaka
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do: Insurance Advisor / Internal Auditor / Banker
3. Industry you're in or have been in: Banking and Financial
4. Company you work for and location Middle East
5. Length of time in quality function: 33 years
6. Something personal that sets you apart: friendly; strive for peace at any cost
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration) : I dont know
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? change.

Qants
9th November 2009, 10:56 AM
1. Ants
2. Management systems analytics and design
3. Electronics
4. I’m from Estonia
5. In quality since 1997
6.
7.
8. Prohibit the copy-paste in quality

Goddess of Quality
9th November 2009, 03:42 PM
1. Name ~ Christine
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do ~ Quality Assurance Quality Control Coordinator
3. Industry you're in or have been in ~ Oil Field
4. Company you work for and location ~ Control Technology Inc (Blackfalds, Alberta Canada)
5. Length of time in quality function ~ about 2 years
6. Something personal that sets you apart ~ I'm an avid Bookworm...collecting & reading. My collection is above 3000 books & I can read a 500 page book in less than 2 hours. (dork...yes you can say it!) :read:
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration) ~ People who don't understand Quality cannot be "inspected" into the final product; that it must be "built" into the product.
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? ~ Raise awareness that "quality" isn't just a job for paper-pushers; good quality requires continual effort from each individual in the company.

tkdinesh
10th November 2009, 08:08 AM
Hi Friends,
I am DINESH THANDASSERY
DESIGNATION - QC IN CHARGE
COMPANY - SOLICO GROUP OF COMPANIES(FIBER GLASS PRODUCTS,BOLTED TANKS,ALUMINUM FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION,ASIS BOATS-RIGID INFLATABLE BOATS)
EXPERIENCE - 22 YEARS IN MANUFACTURING-7 YRS R&D OF TYRE MANUFACTURING
8 YRS IN QA OF TYRE MANUFACTURING
5 YRS IN PRODUCTION/HSE
2 1/2YRS AS QC IN CHARGE

wiwi6910
10th November 2009, 10:32 PM
1. Name -William Guo
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do - Quality Assurance consultant
3. Industry you're in or have been in - Auto mobile
4. Company you work for and location - Beijing China, small consulting company
5. Length of time in quality function - 22 years

Would like to meet everyone, share experience and knowledge.

LaGalaxy
11th November 2009, 03:26 PM
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do - Quality Assurance Specialist
3. Industry you're in or have been in - Pharmaceuticals
4. Company you work for and location - Biologicals industry in Los Angeles, California
5. Length of time in quality function - 2 years, but 15 in the industry

Lairs713
11th November 2009, 07:12 PM
1. Name - Larry
2. Job Title - Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt
3. Industry - Electric/Gas Utility, previously Nuclear Energy
4. Company - Alliant Energy
5. Length of time in quality function - 3 years
6. Something personal that sets you apart - Operating a nuclear reactor on a submarine is a little unique, I guess.
7. Your pet peeve in quality - Poor-quality training. People will respond if you take the time to teach them.

Marc
11th November 2009, 07:56 PM
Welcome to the Cove, everyone! The Elsmar Cove forum continues to expand and grow. For it to continue to do so, please take a minute and help someone out when you can! Helping each other is important, so Jump Right In!

This is the Introductions thread. If you have a Question, please start a new discussion thread in the appropriate discussion forum and ask your question(s). You might also want to do a Search (http://elsmar.com/Forums/search.php) and read through some existing discussion threads to see if your question has already been asked and answered.

How To Ask A Question or Start a Conversation by Starting a New Thread in a Forum (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=18980)

Instructions --> How To Use the Forum Software (http://elsmar.com/Forums/forumdisplay.php?f=86)

Forum software FAQ (http://elsmar.com/Forums/faq.php)

If you need further help Contact Marc (http://elsmar.com/Forums/sendmessage.php) or a Moderator. We're here to help you. We hope you are here to help others, too!

Thanks!

psriphum
12th November 2009, 06:16 AM
Dear Sir,

My name is Pongsakorn Sriphum from Thailand.I'm 33 years old.
First of all Iwould like to apologise if my english may cause you confuse. I'm not good in english grammar.

I worked as a Quality engineer for 8 years in 4 companies.
Samsung for 3 years, Celestica (thailand) for 1 year , Fabrinet Co.,Ltd, for almost 4 years and I am working at the Team Precision which businees is the Electronic manufacturing services.

I am glad to be a part of this community. I hope I can help someone by sharing me a little working experience.

Thank you so much
Pongsakorn
Thailand

mark123
12th November 2009, 10:47 PM
I have really gotten a lot out of this forum and all of you who participate.

Now few words about me

1. Name - Mark
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do - QA Manager
3. Industry you're in or have been in - now medical devices
4. Company you work for and location - please let me keep my inkognito
5. Length of time in quality function - 25 years
6. Something personal that sets you apart - krav maga, guitar, good steak with good wine
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration) - about 70% QMS requirements, as well as product's safety and performance regulations are just a pseudo-scientific writings of potential retirees, but we must fulfill these requirements. ;)
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? No chance of changing anything. :frust:

:)

folubode
15th November 2009, 01:52 AM
Just a hello and introduction of Myself
My Name is Folubode
I am Risk Analyst. I can imagine what I could learned from this forum.

Norm Moreau
15th November 2009, 08:26 PM
Hello, been on this site for a little while and didn't see this post. So here goes.
1. Name: Norm Moreau
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do: Senior Management Consultant
3. Industry you're in or have been in: IT Services, Nuclear, Lab Animals
5. Length of time in quality function: Since 1986
6. Something personal that sets you apart: View quality through the lense of business needs
7. Your pet peeve in quality: Statements such as "I have to do this because of ISO (you pick the standard)?" I find the better question is why don't you want to this for business reasons+
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? Introduce the concepts of quality in elementary and high school

rebstrat
16th November 2009, 01:53 PM
Welcom aboard Don!

Always Compliance
17th November 2009, 06:07 PM
1. Name - Alex
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do - QE
3. Industry you're in or have been in - previously defence
4. Company you work for and location - unemployed (UK)
5. Length of time in quality function - 18years
6. Something personal that sets you apart - Musical football coach
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration) - quality seen as the obstacle
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? - change buisness perception to demand quality from all operational sectors - Improve quality not change.

meowjung
18th November 2009, 02:50 AM
Hi guys, I was just trying to find some help on google search about tooling schedule and it appears to be The Elsmar Cover Forum and does help me to download some info so I'm kinddy like it and there seem to be many great people here...
ok.. here 's a bit about myself.
1. Name

Just call me Meow. my friend always call me CAT woman

2. Job Title or explanation of what you do

I have been Sales for all my life and it seems this is what I 'm good at it...even I wanna change into other role ..oh well...
3. Industry you're in or have been in

mainly in automotive industry...
4. Company you work for and location

currently, apart of the company called " Thai Automtive & Appliances Ltd, just recently set up in Thailand... before I was at Visteon Thailand

6. Something personal that sets you apart
can be very nice ..on the other hand, I can be as bad as you probably can't imagine...hehehe

it seems that I' m just a little gal in this group so hoping that I can learn a lot from you guys and will be better to share experience base on Sales & Marketing ..:bigwave:

Always Compliance
18th November 2009, 06:35 AM
Hello 'Meow',
I've no experience to share. I expect your tool requirement & environment will determine what's achievable.

philcesr
18th November 2009, 05:16 PM
1. Hello my name is Philip Ellis
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do
I am a Manufacturing Manager
3. Industry you're in or have been in
I have worked currently for the same company for 16 years, we Make water filtration Equipment, primarily Reverse Osmosis filtration systems
4. Company you work for and location
Crane environmental, Venice Florida, division of Crane Corp
5. Length of time in quality function
16 years
6. Something personal that sets you apart, Computer and console gamer.
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration)
getting everyone to buy into a quality driven culture
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do?
tough question, downloadable attitude adjustments!!!!

RayYulo
18th November 2009, 05:38 PM
Hello!

I was brushing up on COPC standards when I ran into this site. I will be spending more time on the forums to learn what I can from my peers. Below are some data:

1. Hello my name is Ray Yulo
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do
Senior Quality Manager
3. Industry you're in or have been in
I have been a manager in the Service industry for the past 10 years; the last 8 of which have been spent in the BPO industry.
4. Company you work for and location
Startek Makati
5. Length of time in quality function
8 years
6. Something personal that sets you apart, Hopelessly addicted to Manga and LAN Games
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration)
Building a TRUE culture of SYNERGY. People are just so focused on either passing the buck or running their own initiatives. WHY CAN'T WE ALL JUST GET ALONG??
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? Make people understand the value of developing the best resource ever; THE HUMAN BRAIN.

CarolX
18th November 2009, 11:31 PM
Welcome to all the new users.

:bigwave::bigwave::bigwave:

Mark_G
19th November 2009, 02:38 PM
1. My name is Mark.
2. Q in HSEQ Advisor - Projects, (and also the HSE bit)
3. Upstream Oil and gas Industry
4. Work for myself in Norway
5. 10 years
6. With 6 billion people on the planet, being me
7. The common belief that quality costs
8. If I tell you this it would take away my edge.

It's good that this site exists, a place to see out how other people solve opportunities for improvement.

Wes Bucey
19th November 2009, 02:48 PM
1. My name is Mark.
2. Q in HSEQ Advisor - Projects, (and also the HSE bit)
3. Upstream Oil and gas Industry
4. Work for myself in Norway
5. 10 years
6. With 6 billion people on the planet, being me
7. The common belief that quality costs
8. If I tell you this it would take away my edge.

It's good that this site exists, a place to see out how other people solve opportunities for improvement.
Welcome!:bigwave::bigwave:
It's always inspiring when someone else "gets it!"
With your experience, we look forward to seeing some of the solutions you have for us.

s.m.k
20th November 2009, 12:05 AM
Verygood.:)Well I am about 62 yrs old male from Nepal and am presently teaching medicine to undergraduates and postgraduates as well, in one of the best known medical colleges in Nepal,Nepalgunj Medical College.I am an Internist and A clinical Gastroerterologist. Apart from these usual clinical works I am very much interested in studying HUMAN ANTHROPOLOGY and ethnic behavior in relation to contemporary political structure.I like reading books and enjoy life in whatever dimensions it comes.I consider sexsual behavior as PRIME DETERMENAT of human personality.I am sorry if it is turning out as a boring lecture. Rest in my nest visit

THANKs

yours
gopal

CaptainX
20th November 2009, 11:07 AM
1. Name Jasper
2. Job Title or explanation of what you do: 2nd Year Student mechanical engineering.
3. Industry you're in or have been in: A internship at a compony for Offshore wind energy.
4. Company you work for and location: Outsmart Arnhem The Netherlands
5. Length of time in quality function: Now for 2 months, but it will be eventually 5 months. I Have to make a start for there Quality manual.
6. Something personal that sets you apart. I am Normal
7. Your pet peeve in quality (pet peeve is a minor annoyance that can instill a great level of frustration): Interpretation
8. If you could change the world of quality, what would you do? :confused:

Miner
20th November 2009, 11:08 AM
Welcome, CaptainX. Looking forward to your posts.

Jeffg67
23rd November 2009, 04:12 AM
HI Guys,
I'm Jeff, Currently working with a specialised water/wastewater utility company in the UK (OnSite Central Ltd), I am responsible for getting the company certified to ISO9001 with the added"bonus" of certifying a small production line to comply with EN13980 Atex, equipment for use in "potentially explosive atmospheres".
My ongoing plan is to gain certification for ISO 14001 and OHSAS18001 over the next 12 months.
I have a background of 6 years in the Royal Engineers, "Army" and 7 years in fitness management, I have been working in Health and Safety for the last 3 years and have achieved a NEBOSH diploma and am also a IRCA registered Lead Auditor for ISO 9001.
Looking forward I intend to gain a diploma in environmental management during 2010.
I enjoy keeping fit and am a regular Runner and mountain biker.

Regards to you all

Jeff

Oziel Cardenas
23rd November 2009, 11:33 AM
My Name is Oziel Cardenas

I am currently a Quality Engineer working for a Fluid Conveyance & Fluid Power area, A New Manufacturing Facility in the Reynosa Mexico Area.

Obviously that means I am working in the Heavy Vehicles field.

I have been in the quality arena since 2004 and have worked in the super market industry; I have been in the maquila since 2004 when I joined a German supplier SIEMENS VDO


Oziel Cardenas Vargas