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Philip Morris

Stock Prep Operating Problems, Worklife Issues & Nonconformances to Principles

Date: 1992 (est.)
Length: 4 pages
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Type
REPT, REPORT, OTHER
FORM, FORM
Area
JENKINS,DEBBIE/OFFICE
Characteristic
MARG, MARGINALIA
Named Person
Ancess, J.
Cummins, R.
Hanks, S.
Jenkins, D.
Mertz, D.
Mills, M.
Moring, K.
Pullano, L.
Sharkey, J.
Simpson, J.
Tudor, A.
Document File
2024794524/2024794872/Sp Operating Problems Worklife
Issues Principles Nonconformances
2024794525/2024794605/Cp Operating Problems
Named Organization
Pdmt C+I Team
Sit C+I Team
Litigation
Stmn/Produced
Site
M45
Date Loaded
31 Jan 1999
UCSF Legacy ID
xpu79e00

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STOCK PREP OPERATING PROBLEMS, WORKLIFE ISSUES & NONCONFORMANCES TO PRINCIPLES RANK ARBITRARY PROBLEM ALREADY REPRESENTATIVE(S) NUMBER PROBLEM STATEMENT/ISSUE ADDRESSING METHOD TO GIVE INPUTS -~: I We don't chemically clean evaporators on Lines 1/2 resulting in build-up of slime and tobacco deposits & unknown/unquantified operational effects. 2 We are unable to control consistency in the stock Yes SIT C&I Team Jeff Simpson discharge tank on Line 1 resulting in excessive Keith Moring variation in refining & consistency in our product Junie Ancess delivered to customer (Machine Room). Alan Tudor 157 3 Oversized broke feedback pump on Line 3 results in Yes PDMT C&I Team Bob Cummins excessive repair cost and downtime. i 4 Chute design on spare Sharples causes build-up of Yes ACT Proposal Sandra Hanks nitrates on the chute resulting in a housekeeping (Maint. backlog) Joe Sharkey and worklife issue on Line 3. 5 The evaporator cleaning schedules on Lines 1 and 2 are inconsistent and on Line 2 may induce variation in CEL sols. as well as worklife and downtime issues. 1 6 There are inconsistent SOP's on the three lines as relates to controlling stock levels in S/C and M/C and how these levels relate to MR shutting down and restarting after a shutdown (feast or famine). ~ 7 CFT & EFT Sludge parameters on Line 3 vs. Lines Yes 1& 2- inconsistency across lines resulting in lack of uniformity. 8 Stock Prep management is not adhering to Principle / #7 - NOTE, IF ANYONE VOTES ON THIS PROBLEM, GIVE A SPECIFIC EXAMPLE OF IT! ! ! dl 4_jic -7 Page 1 SPC System Brainstorming Alan Tudo~ ~ Debbie Jenkile cn Au' W 0 &9sVGLVZoz
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STOCK PREP OPERATING PROBLEMS, WORKLIFE ISSUES & NONCONFORMANCES TO PRINCIPLES RANK ARBITRARY PROBLEM ALREADY REPRESENTATIVE(S) NUMBER PROBLEM STATEMENT/ISSUE ADDRESSING METHOD TO GIVE INPUTS 2-v 9 Operating procedures and/or philosophies and Si.< practices within Stock Prep are inconsistent across the three lines - NOTE, IF ANYONE VOTES ON THIS PROBLEM, GIVE A SPECIFIC EXAMPLE OF IT!!! 10 The A/C thermostat for the Line 3 Control Room is Yes PDCA Problem- Mark Mills being adjusted too frequently causing a worklife issue from shift to shift, individual to indivi- dual as relates to human comfort. Solving 11 The crystallizer deck surface on Line 1 is a Yes Quote Received Debbie Jenkins housekeeping problem - peeling, cracking, etc. (Budget backlog) 12 We carry too much DN inventory on Lines 1/2 Yes SIT C&I Team- Lance Pullanet, which makes cleaning tanks a problem. s 13 The responsibility for and frequency of cleaning Yes New Operational Debbie JenkiM3`0 the new tanker pad is in question resulting in unclear expectations. Procedure ~o 14 Refiner Plate life on Lines 1/2 is too short Yes SIT C&I Team Debbie Jenkid's(D resulting in downtime and excessive cost. 15 There is no hot water flush line from the Joe Sharke~ evaporators to the CEL tanks on Line 1 resulting in plugged lines and worklife issue. 16 Lines 1/2 are still taking press cake samples and sending them to Lab for total solids analysis. This information is put on System's Report but nothing is being done with the data; why is it necessary to continue? Page 2 do CA G9s~GZ,tyZ0z
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STOCK PREP OPERATING PROBLEMS, WORKLIFE ISSUES & NONCONFORMANCES TO PRINCIPLES ARBITRARY RANK PROBLEM ALREADY REPRESENTATIVE(S) METHOD TO GIVE INPUTS NUMBER PROBLEM STATEMENT/ISSUE ADDRESSING 17 Changes in Pulper consistency on Lines 1& 2 are Yes reacted to differently by the Operators; Line 1 Operators change pulper consistency via dilution, Line 2 changes press speeds, etc.; same problem, different/inconsistent solutions. 18 EFT sols. on Line 1 is consistently high which Yes may be influencing carryover to cooling towers and increased water flows. 19 Line 1 water flows are.high; Stock Prep Supvs. are Yes the only ones being called to investigate and take action when problem is often found elsewhere; also limits on water flow charts are questionable. 20 SPC System chart interpretations are inconsistent Yes from shift to shift, both operators and Supvs. on all three lines; Principle #5 nonconformance; SPC Specialist needs to retrain as necessary personnel on chart interpretation. 21 Stock Prep Supvs. are the only ones who have not been to the River House for a meeting. 22 A sufficient number of operational radios does not exist to support Stock Prep operations on all three lines. 23 There is uncertainty as to the gameplan for the future of Supvs. and alignment - 1 area vs. 2 areas. 24 There are no drain/pump lines to the tanker for CEL on Line 1; no capability to send CEL to tanker (pump and piping needed). 25 The offices on Lines 1& 3 are too small and the Yes furniture is insufficient. Page 3 SIT C&I Team Jeff Simpson Keith Moring Junie Ancess Alan Tudor PDCA Problem- Bob Cummins Solving PDMT C&I Team David Mertz Debbie Jenkins SPC System Alan Tudor Brainstorming Debbie Jenkins an 0 New Furniture L3 Debbie Jenqh;T- Satellite Shops L1/2 a'(D A 0Z.s~G4VZ0z
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STOCK PREP OPERATING PROBLEMS, WORKLIFE ISSUES & NONCONFORMANCES TO PRINCIPLES ARBITRARY RANK PROBLEM /0 -2 NUMBER PROBLEM STATEMENT/ISSUE ADDRESSING 26 Area Cleaning Schedules are not turned in to Sharkey; not supplied to Optrs. by Supvs.; not collected by Supvs. from Optrs.; thrown away; Supvs. don't/can't verify what's been done; Optrs. can write down anything; why not document on Action Report when things are cleaned. 27 There is an inadequate supply of hot filtered water on Line 1 for cleaning resulting in a housekeeping and worklife issue. - 28 We have a problem controlling dilution to the Yes presses when I press line is down (bladder valves) resulting in overflow of conveyor, inconsistency in stock discharge tank and dilution leakage to online presses. 29 The PDT and PHT overflow sporadically and we can't explain why resulting in a Safety and housekeeping issue. 30 Press Discharge Tank consistency loop on Line 3 Yes (ratio control) presses doesn't operate properly resulting in the dilution lines plugging and having to shutdown. T4SVGLVZ0Z Page 4 ALREADY METHOD SIT C&I Team SIT C&I Team REPRESENTATIVE(S) TO GIVE INPUTS Jeff Simpson Keith Moring Junie Ancess Alan Tudor 17 zi -0n Jeff Simpfn=0 Keith Morp Junie AnctasF Al an Tu~r~ Od~ 0

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