Machining. The machining dimensions must be measured with suitable hand-measuring devices. Drill holes can be guided as an attribute characteristic and checked with a valid plug gauge.
Machining. Components with individual marking (serial no. parts) If necessary, the individual S/N parts must be measured in accordance with the Buyer's specifications for the selected component characteristics according to the drawing and the measured values must be documented in a dimensional report (e.g. discs / rings). Components with batch identification (W- No. parts) Unless otherwise specified by the Buyer, the W-No. parts must be measured according to the specifications of the Buyer for the selected component characteristics according to the drawing at the following test frequency and the measured values must be documented in a measurement report: First and last workpiece of a delivery lot Batch size 1-30 pieces = every 5th component Batch size 31-200 pieces = every 10th component Batch size > 200 pieces = every 15th component The extent of testing of the S/N and W-No. parts in series production must be agreed with the Buyer (the dimensions to be documented are specified in the measurement protocol). The Supplier is responsible for inspecting the products in accordance with the specifications provided by the Buyer. The measurement report must be sent to the Buyer (preferably electronically as a pdf-file) and archived at the Supplier's premises.
Machining. The Contractor shall perform machining processes which shall consist of, but not be limited to, operations performed on lathes, xxxxx, grinders, shapers, and electrostatic discharge machines. Selected machines are computer numerically controlled (CNC) and can be programmed both off- and on-line. Machining and grinding operations frequently require dimensional control to less than .001 inch. Foam machining shall include operation of conventional or CNC equipment in the foam shop or controlled areas of the primary machine shop. As a minimum, the Contractor shall be capable of operating a four machining centers at one time and ensure the machining centers are manned while operating.
Machining. This clause will not apply when a regularly scheduled (i.e. non-overtime) Material Handler is available. The Company will not be required to phone employees at home when canvassing for overtime to be worked during the week (Monday through Friday). For weekend overtime (Saturday and Sunday), the Company will not phone employees at home when canvassing for overtime unless the employee has completed regular scheduled shift prior to the overtime being offered. Those employees working on the second or afternoon shift shall receive a premium of Thirty (30) cents per hour. Those employees working the third shift shall receive a premium of cents per hour. If an employee's shift falls into any part of the above shifts, the employee will receive the applicable shift premium for the hours for which a premium applies. Shift premiums will be paid for overtime hours during these but will not be extended by time and one-half or double time. Employees who report for work for their regular work day and for whom regular work is not available will be required to complete four hours of work such as is available, for which they will receive their regular hourly rate as applicable. In the event of no work being available, the employee so affected may leave the Company's premises when permitted but will be allowed four (4) hours pay at regular rate, unless lack of work is caused by inability of the Company to operate through no of its own such as storms, external power failure, or other Acts of God, in which case no allowance for loss of work will be made. Employees who report to work overtime on a scheduled day off or for overtime not in conjunction with their regular work time will be guaranteed a minimum of four (4) hours pay at the applicable rate unless the employee elects and is permitted to leave work prior to the prearranged time for reasons other than lack of work in which case the employee will only be paid for those hours actually worked This minimum guarantee will not apply to employees who are not available to work a minimum of four (4) hours and such employees will only be paid for those hours actually worked Employees may switch shifts with one another provided the change is made with an employee holding the same classification The employees involved must advise the respective Supervisors of their switch prior to the actual shift being made
Machining. When applying proud hardbanding, a groove shall be machined into the surface of the material prior to the application of hardbanding. The groove depth shall be 1/32” (+/-.010”) as measured from the surface of the material. When applying flush hardbanding, a groove shall be machined into the surface of the material prior to the application of hardbanding. The groove depth shall be 3/32” (- 0 + 1/32”) as measured from the surface of the material. When applying flush hardbanded fingers, three, 3/4” long, 1/2” wide and 3/32” deep slots shall be ground into the drill pipe box end upset. All groove and slot widths shall equal the intended width of the hardbanding to be applied as defined in section 6.0. Note: It may be necessary to modify the groove depth on the box taper to achieve a smooth tie in to the three (3) inch band located on the box OD.
Machining. Machine the areas where mild steel has been applied back to the original OD or taper of the area. Note: Grooves for new hardbanding as outlined in section 8.1 can be machined in conjunction with the above machining process prior to performing the WMPI detailed in section 9.5.
Machining. 17.1.11.1. Welding and subsequent stress relieving (if required) in accordance with NAVSEA approved fabrication specifications.
Machining. Machining of all pieces in contact with vacuum or vacuum seals shall be compatible with vacuum applications at 10-8 mbar. To facilitate cleaning preparations for vacuum, machining liquids shall be silicone and halogen free.
Machining. 2. Audio-visual aids
