honda co-op intern 2007 overview
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Patrick GoodwinPatrick Goodwin
About Me
Native of Sylvania, OH– Lived in Bellefontaine during
internship
Currently a Junior at the University of Findlay
Majoring in Environmental Safety and Occupational Health (ESOH)– Emphasis in Industrial Hygiene
ESOH Program undergoing ABET (Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology)
1st Internship
My PlanGoals and Expectations
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Main Projects
84Ki Industrial Hygiene
Sampling
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Who: Industrial Hygienist/Safety Specialist (i.e. Me)
What: Air/ Noise Samples– 42 Total
❛ 28 Air– 16 Various Chemicals– 12 CO
❛ 14 Noise
Where: Various departments within MAP– 6 Departments:
❛ Machining (MACH) ❛ Material Service (MS) ❛ Plastics (PO) ❛ Stamping (ST)❛ Vehicle Quality (VQ)❛ Weld (WE)
– 11 SEGs
When: Between Oct. and December of 84Ki– Sampling 4-5 days per week
Why: Mission Statement: To collect quality, consistent exposure assessments using sound scientific principles and standardized methods to ensure the well-being of associates.
How
1. Created sampling plan– Based on 84 Ki needs
Contacted department safety heads
Calibration and maintenance of IH equipment– Dosimeters, air monitors, air pumps, calibrators
Conducted sampling
5. Input sample results into Hygieia
7. Communicated results
How
• Location• Amount
• Media Used
IH Sampling
84Ki Sampling Oct.-Dec.
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Plan
Actual
Sampling time and resources used for Paint noise survey
IH Sampling
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# of Samples
MACH MS PO ST WE VQ
Dept.
Number of Samples per Department
MACH
MS
PO
ST
WE
VQ
IH Sampling
Results– 42 Total
❛ 28 Air– 16 Various Chemicals– 12 CO
❛ 14 Noise
Zero OELs Exceeded
•2 OELs Exceeded•WE C-line Mezz. L1
Benefits + Recommendations
Gained hands on knowledge of sampling equipment and procedures
Exercised written and oral skills to complete samples
Continue sampling for remainder of 84Ki
Review previous data to determine if future samples in a particular area are still needed
Keep future co-ops involved in sampling
Main Projects
Paint Noise Survey
Sound survey of paint was needed due to:– New models– New L2 Paint building– Line modifications
Paint Noise Survey
•Form for grab sampling was created
•Previous form did not exist
•Increased sampling efficiency
• 90 total grab samples
• 53 L1
• 37 L2
Paint Noise Survey
SEALER LINE
Line 2 E-Coat / Sealer Process Layout
1) 22081 / 21036 Left Trunk Tab Garnish Seal4) 22056 / 21008 Right Rear Air Bleed Shoot / Brush
5) 22037 / 21009 Left Front Air Bleed Shoot / Brush7) 22093 / 21011 Left Interior Grommet Install
8) 22094 / 21012 Right Interior Grommet install9) 22077 / 21015 Left Wheelhouse / Side Sill Grommet
12) 22054 / 21152 Right CIP Brush / Side Sill Grommet
14) 22098 / 21020 Right Interior Inspection / Brush16) 22064 / 21018 Right Lower Combi
17) 22051 / 21035 Fuel Lid / Combi Seal
19) 22066 / 21026 Right Rear Door Hemming Shoot / Squeegee20) 22059 / 21023 Left Front Door Hemming Shoot / Squeegee21) 22060 / 21024 Right Front Door Hemming Shoot/ Squeegee23) 22062 / 21028 Right Bonnet Shoot24) 22045 / 21029 Left Mohican Seal27) 22070 / 21032 Right Trunk Lid Seal
PHOSPHATE DECK
1) 21007 / 21004 Left Door Stops / Spring2) 21008 / 21006 Right Door Stops / Spring3) 21001 / 21001 Computer / Bonnet Fixture
InteriorInspection
Brush
Fuel LidCombi Seal
Quality GateFront DoorGuided Tip
LowerCombi
Transfer
To Sealer Oven
ID TAG
ID TAG
Rear Air Bleed
Front Air bleed
W.houseSide Sill Grommet
Lift
Space(safety mat) Transfer
Transfer
LowerCombi
W.houseSide Sill Grommet
Quality Gate
InteriorInspection
Brush
1357
2468ID TAG
ID TAG
2119
181715
911
1012
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Rear Air Bleed
Front Air bleed
InteriorGrommetInstall
InteriorGrommetInstall
UpperGutter
TrunkLid Seal
UpperGutter
TrunkLid Seal
2927
2826Photo eye
BonnetTrunk
HemmingMohican
Seal
BonnetHemming
MohicanSeal
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25
3130
Lift
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Computer
Bonnet FixtureDoor Stops
& Spring
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1 13
Trunk TabGarnish Seal
Trunk TabGarnish Seal
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CIP BrushSide Sill Grommet
CIP BrushSide Sill Grommet
Rear DoorGuided Tip
Front DoorGuided Tip
Rear DoorGuided Tip
Door Stops& Spring
Revised: 10/25/2007
11. 111001/11000 Bonnet Fixture Install/Computer Operator
*4.*4. 11004/ Torsion Bars Load
55. 12032/ R/S Rear Door Checker Install
88. 12053/ L/S Front Door Checker Install99. 12070/ Trunk/ Fixture Install
12 12085/ Left Front Door Air bleed
17. 12090/ R/S Shoot and Seal1818. 12089/ L/S Shoot and Seal1919. 12058/ R/S Trunk / Hatch2020. 12057/ L/S Trunk / Hatch
2222. 1 12068/ R/S Interior Brush
$2525. 12065/ L/S Trunk Gutter
2727. 12051/ Fuel Lid2828. 12049/ Garnish2929. 12059/ L/S Front Guided Tip Shoot
32. 12ooo R/S Side Sill Grommets3636. 12064/ R/S Combi Brush3737. 12021/ L/S Rear Guided Tip
Revision Date: 05/24/2006
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Paint On Compute
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Jig Lift
Air Duct
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Line 1 E-Coat & Sealer Process Rotation
Guidelines E-Coat Deck
Sealing Booth
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Sealer Robots
Wheelhouse Pit/side sill Pit
LiftCIP
RobotsDeadner Robots
CIP Deadner Booth
Lift
Combi Pit
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Sealer Line
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25%25%
Paint Noise Survey
Results– No removals of PPE or from Hearing
Conservation Program
– L1 remained unchanged
– L2 processes involving Underwax and Topcoat Inspection
Benefits + Recommendations
Involved directly with a departments safety group
Worked with another co-op
Continue to monitor noise exposures for future model changes or process changes
Having future co-ops working with each other on joint projects
Main Projects
PIV + ESRWP Audits
Powered Industrial Vehicle (PIV)
Electrical Safety- Related Work Practices (ES-RWP)
Both programs were scheduled for review.
PIV + ESRWP Audits
Each department is responsible for their PIV/ESRWP programs
They need to be able to comply with HAM policies
Participated in audits of a few departments– Material Service– Weld
Benefits + Recommendations
More familiarity with HAM policies
Safety on a department level
Continue with audit of PIV and ESRWP for remaining departments
Main Projects
Safety Shoe Insole Trial
Safety Shoe Insole Trial
Problem– Matting related
injuries
My Role– Served as insole
tester– Compiled
before/after data of associates
❛ 50 associates participated
– 60% worked on Inpanel Sub assembly
Assembly Matting Injuries by Type
27
5
1 1
Strain/Sprain Contusion Fracture Eye
Matting Related Injuries by Department
1% 1%16%
7%
71%
3% 1%
Stamping Plastics Weld Paint Assembly VQD Material Service
Discomfort by Body Part
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4
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31
Back Feet Hips Knees Ankles Shoulder
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Discomfort Rating 1 - 10
Pre Post
•The survey results were inconclusive,
• average pre score 5.22
• average post score 5.39.
•In reviewing comments made by the associates on their surveys many associates requested matting to be replaced
Safety Shoe Insole Trial
Results– Matting was replaced in AF Inpanel– Matting also to be replaced in other areas
Benefits + Recommendations
Brief introduction to ergonomics– Ergonomic issues of
a manufacturing facility
Continue to monitor the effectiveness of new mats– Injury rates– Associate comments
Involve future co-ops in ergonomic projects
Misc. Assignments
MAP 25th Anniversary Open House
OSHA Inspection
Misc. Assignments
Responded to plant codes
Line support:– Assembly
❛ Tire Install– Paint
❛ Wrapguard, Inspection/Polish
– VQ❛ FPL
Benefits
Became more familiar with MAP
OSHA citations
Witnessed injuries that can occur
Able to relate to associates
After Honda
Returning to school following break– 2 semesters remaining
Looking to obtain another internship over the summer
Questions?
Thank You
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