Hello Everyone,
So I'm thinking about one of those handles that holds a "go" pin and a "no go" gauge pin. Is this really two gauges or just one? Should it be entered in a gauge log as one or two?
It would be convenient to stick a gauge number on the handle and to count it as one, but I'm wondering if this will create any problems down the line. So for instance, what if I replace either or both of the pin gauges? Does the "gauge" number stay the same? What does that do to traceability? I could end up with a gauge number/name in my system that doesn't actually track back to the pins used to check a particular job since the pins could have been replaced, perhaps multiple times.
I'm curious how others handle this.
Thanks,
Billy
So I'm thinking about one of those handles that holds a "go" pin and a "no go" gauge pin. Is this really two gauges or just one? Should it be entered in a gauge log as one or two?
It would be convenient to stick a gauge number on the handle and to count it as one, but I'm wondering if this will create any problems down the line. So for instance, what if I replace either or both of the pin gauges? Does the "gauge" number stay the same? What does that do to traceability? I could end up with a gauge number/name in my system that doesn't actually track back to the pins used to check a particular job since the pins could have been replaced, perhaps multiple times.
I'm curious how others handle this.
Thanks,
Billy