A tool list for the assembly line
Alongside each torque wrench, enter the setting from the assembly sheet, its unit and the drive size. A crib number lets the supervisor match the certificate to the wrench that went back to the line. Where two lines share a tool, tell us which shift can release it.
Dispatching gauges from Bhosari
Read the markings on both ends of a plug gauge before packing it. Record the size and tolerance designation, and the pitch on a thread gauge. Keep the owner's tag on borrowed gauges. For a batch shared between shops, give the return plot and stores contact beside each group so a delivery can be checked against the right list.
A warehouse mapping study at Ranjangaon MIDC
Mark the storage bays, loading doors and heights at which stock is held on the Ranjangaon floor plan. Give the temperature limits from your protocol and the receiving hours during a normal shift. If a new rack is still empty or a bay is closed for repairs, mark it on the plan so the quotation makes clear which area will be studied.
Some loggers used for the study may belong to a Chakan quality team. Write their serial numbers against that team on the dispatch list and keep the paired probes together. Agree whether the loggers will return to Chakan, Bhosari or Ranjangaon after the work. The person reviewing the warehouse report can be named separately.
Which works will release the tools?
For a Chakan visit, include the MIDC phase, plot and entrance shown on the visitor pass. In Bhosari, use the block and plot from the factory address. Send the name of the person who opens the crib and the earliest time the tools can be signed out. If the same order covers Shendra or Bidkin, give that works its own instrument list.