Flow Charting and Work Planning

The Solar King · May 10, 2013

As it is Friday, the attached may be of interest. This dates from my time at what was then British Leyland in the late '70s. Having been taught this kind of process mapping in Operational Services, it appeared on my desk during a particularly difficult project aimed at work simplification and headcount reduction.....

I appreciate technical terms and use of language have altered slightly in the intervening years and am sure this historical document can be read in the context of the time it was written. It gave no offence at that time, so trust it won't now. In relation to areas such as policy change we daily confront, forum members may find this model helpful.

telectrix · May 10, 2013

excellent. a good start to a friday morning.

Worcester · May 10, 2013

You've missed the bit about blame in on the plumber

ExtremePV · May 10, 2013

Coming from a mechanical background originally I like to keep things simple...

[ElectriciansForums.net] Flow Charting and Work Planning

telectrix · May 10, 2013

not being so able to produce a flow chart ( flow is something i only get after several beers ), all i can come up with is:

"does it work?"

"have you hit it with a hammer?"

if "yes" and it works,

it's a mechanical problem.

if it still don't work, it's an electrical problem.

if nothing works whatever you do, it's a plumbing problem.

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