Zero Defects Challenge Continues in ECR Program
Frank Kuleszo chairs the ECR Committee noting over 1700 Error Cause Removal proposals have been submitted in three years, driving dollar savings and tax-dollar efficiency. USAMC Director S J Lorber argues Zero Defects has fulfilled its original goals and urges new, higher targets for management and workers.
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Frank Kuleszo
Frank
S. J. Lorber
Quality Assurance
USAMC
Mr. Lorber
Zero Defects Army ID Program Origin and Purpose
Zero Defects motivates individuals to produce defect-free work and instill pride in workmanship. Originated in 1962 by Martin Orlando Co. Florida, adopted by the Army Missile Command in 1963, later spread to DoD and industry to reduce defects and costs. The program runs 24 hours a day seven days a week and is not a speedup or evaluation tool.
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Martin-Orlando Co
Florida
Army Missile Command
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