Originally posted by john_harrington
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In the old army, the discrepancy was, "Floor dirty." Corrective Action: Cleaned Floor. Several repeat inspections, same thing over and over again.
What is now emphasized is: "What we will do to preclude this discrepancy from occurring again."
Now back to the light out. John, if it keeps going out, the question must be asked why? Things just don't happen, there is a cause. Could be bad socket, bad switch, bad wiring, neutral not secured tightly to the binding post. If the whole circuit has problems even more problems.
Door found taped open repeatedly. Do something! That is management's job to correct what the field tells them.
Look for the indicators. Something to keep that in mind is a joke my Air Police supervisor told us some 45 years ago. "If she moans and her nails lightly scratch your back, those are indicators, you're doing something right. Folks there are always be indicators to indicate something is either right or wrong." The French in the analogy was modified in both instances.
In this business we must learn, "if it ain't broke, don't try to fix it."
Enjoy the day,
Bill
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