Project Schedule: A Knife that Divides the Team or Glue that Unites? It was yet another meeting in our $200 million fill-and-finish project. The agenda? To review the progress against the schedule. Displaying the schedule on the screen, Gorky began describing the progress: area A is now 80% complete, the autoclave is on its way
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How to Raise the Quality of HVAC Qualification The 3-day HVAC qualification testing of a small warehouse in our fast-paced project had just ended. The testing included recording the warehouse’s temperature (T) and relative humidity (RH) using 29 sensors: 26 portable T & RH loggers and 3 EMS (Environmental Monitoring System) sensors: two (2) temperature
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What if You’re Stuck on a Flight With Nothing to Read Except ISO 14644 Hope it never happens in reality but only in the imagination: It’s a long-haul budget flight with no onboard entertainment like movies, magazines, or newspapers. You’re desperately trying to sleep but the more you try, the more you miss it. Seeing
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