Hi all.
Thanks for letting me join, I'm a process analyst for a smaller manufacturing company. I honestly am still learning a lot about all the restrictions, paperwork, and the like evolved in this type of work, so bear with me here please. What I'm trying to find right now are the restrictions/ instructions for document control/ what have you about all the specifications called out on the prints. e.i. heat treat specs, material specs, plating specs, that sort of thing. We are currently buying them online, printing them, and then scanning them. However I don't see why I cant just buy them for my computer and keep them saved as the PDF version. Mostly for the purpose of searching for keywords instead of scrolling through 38 pages looking for a specific instance about concentricity. Can anyone point me in the right direction to find what is the standard for saving these documents please?
Thank you in advance.
Thanks for letting me join, I'm a process analyst for a smaller manufacturing company. I honestly am still learning a lot about all the restrictions, paperwork, and the like evolved in this type of work, so bear with me here please. What I'm trying to find right now are the restrictions/ instructions for document control/ what have you about all the specifications called out on the prints. e.i. heat treat specs, material specs, plating specs, that sort of thing. We are currently buying them online, printing them, and then scanning them. However I don't see why I cant just buy them for my computer and keep them saved as the PDF version. Mostly for the purpose of searching for keywords instead of scrolling through 38 pages looking for a specific instance about concentricity. Can anyone point me in the right direction to find what is the standard for saving these documents please?
Thank you in advance.