Edited by author 10-26-2009 10:50 PM
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I have now figured out how to make all DBCS's operae at a .5-1 per thousand OOS reject rate.

What is your plant operating at nightly, oos rate??

PLEASE reply if you know...

Edited by author 10-27-2009 02:40 AM
On the DBCS's I maintain I am currently getting an OOS rate for the second pass of between .1-.2 per thousand.

Edited by author 10-27-2009 08:32 AM
Thank You for the reply. Does that include Phase 6's?

.1-.2 is not bad. Some of our runs are a joke. .30- .60 and higher depending on several factors. All of which can be eliminated...

Is there a "list" of all Processing facilities and their respective OOS rate?

Or how about a Nationwide mean OOS rate?

Hi
Has anyone heard of anyone having trouble getting past the unproctured portion of the new 955 exam?

I hope someone can point me in the right direction. I remember reading about how on your route sheets that the supervisor is not supposed to put on them more work than you can get done in your workday. But, I on my daily route sheets I consistently see over 10 hours of work. I only sign off on 7.5 hours no matter how many hours extra management puts on the sheets. I would like to be able to show them that they should only be putting on a certain amount of hours for each day.

Hi Guys
I need your help tonight,Did the post office say or put in writing
that they were going to change the way they grade the 955 test?This
was about july or august.
Thanks alot
Roy

Is there a "list" of all Processing facilities and their respective OOS rate?

Or how about a Nationwide mean OOS rate?



anyone?

sequence fix I have told you in the past that the information you seek is on the blue pages and you have responded that you do not have access to the blue page. How do you do your job with out computer access?

If you are an ET then you should have computer access and then can go to the MTSC site and get all the reports you want.

The office I retired from even permitted the Union craft director to have computer access. So even you should have access.

Morning... I been to busy this weekend to look over this board. But, I will have to agree with postalvet /m1234 on this one. From ET's on down to MM7 need to be able to access the computer to look up items from MTSC or NCED. So in my office majority of individuals do have access.

Edited by author 11-19-2009 10:24 PM
Hello again,

As I had mentioned, I am a non career employee, a casual ;)
I've worked in automation on and off for roughly 5 years...

I was able to show our plant how to get our machines to run at roughly .05 to .1

It doesn't seem that anyone knows whats going on at other plants, trying to get this info. is difficult...

If someone could post the mean OOS rate nationwide, that would be awesome ;)

I have submitted an E-idea through a career employee but how do we get action on it? There has been no response to the submission.

From my position, I see no urgency in the Postal Services desire to reduce waste and increase efficiency. Just getting my idea heard and tested has been a ridiculous waste of time and the in-fighting it created, well that was kinda cool ;) I dislike people that think they know everything, when all they see is a computer screen! Time to take the blinders off people.....

Instead, the #1 plant in the nation for oos, runs suspect mailings twice to reduce the oos problem. Talk about a waste of time and money!

Well if you cant get your idea off to the right person,I will buy your Idea
Or call Mr potter.
Good luck
Roy

Edited by author 11-20-2009 10:44 PM
Thank You Roy, we may have to have a chat ;)

I am curious if you know how the E-idea proposals work in terms of compensation. I assume it's a percentage of the total cost savings the idea saves? Can you elaborate?

Call Mr. Potter? lol...

Just getting my idea to the plant manager, via the standard "chain of command" was a headache. At any time, anyone who "thinks" they know better can terminate any progression. If it wasn't for myself and our automation supervisor, maintenance would have never tried our suggestions. Even with some basic statistical proof....

You're a casual, why do you give a shit?

Why do I give a shit about what exactly? Getting paid for finding a solution to oos errors? Or my job? Or just the fact that I could?

Our plant was incorrect in it's insistance that oos errors were employee caused. As an operator, I decided to try to prove it. I did! Then found a solution to fix the problem. A friend, who happens to be a regular submitted the E-idea on my behalf.

Answer your question!~

Can someone please help me. I did not pass the 955 exam,what books,manuals and other materials would you suggest that I can study from to pass it the next time. Please e-mail me at bjhescotts@yahoo.com Thank you,Ben

Mr ben
I will help you out.I have to go to my favorites and get you the e-mail
Roy