next time when someone hands over u a job which doesn't belong to you, never take it!
else u're gonna have more troubles and fires.
to think of it, why couldn't that person pass that specific job to u? or is it known problematic already? i'm such a naive person, but it's ok, i've learn my lesson. No next time.
Hi Peter,
The mgt has decided to maintain the schedule for the pressure gauge calibration.
There will be no change for the schedule .
Regards,
Alice Saw
ESD, Calibration, Product Safety
Celestica Kulim (CMY)
time flies whenever one is busy...
now is alreadi 26th of march 2010, and here i'm finally let loose a little bit.
Today no field trips/site cal or watever u like to call it, i was assigned to read some procedures specifically today due to the responsibility i held in my hand for handling the PT testing from NML ( National Metrology Laboratory ). I'm also being assigned to do the hardest calibration ( as far as i'm know ) on dimensional part which is to calibrate block gauges. I understand the importance of upholding such jobs as i was told to acquire approve signatory from Standards of Malaysia by this coming august.
Given work over time, i've long discarded the projects given on DMM and Spectophotography. I think i'm gonna get screwed for not being able to obtain accreditation, for particularly this two. Well i hope A-company will help me with one of the scopes in return of favor that we helped them last time.
I've been working in and out, not being able to stay in my own lab for almost 3 weeks, and i'm kinda worn up until there's a time i even think of giving up this job. I'm so glad today's friday, that i can put away all these for a rest for 2 days during weekend.
Realli looking forward for the retreat this coming june, hopefully we all can rest our mind peace.
arghhh, it has become a common issue that our world's clock become slower and slower each time it hits friday. ( that only applies to when we are working ) Work work work, then look at the clock, then "huh? how come da pointer doesn't move one?" continue working... then look again, omg, it already passed 5 minutes nia.. lolz.
but anyway, whether it's slow or fast, it's still friday~!! hooray, meaning i can stay up late and wake up late da next day yiipeeeeee! i juz love friday, but if given the working time on friday to be made faster, omg, i can't imagine how much more joy i would have XD
* day dreaming me, knocks my head and get back to work, still keep checking the clock =P *
eeek, after 7 months of working baru tao the most strict standard in calibration is not national standard but military standard @@. and when we learn more, we gotta remember some clause and laws too macam laywer. "According to clause bla bla bla la la la, phrase wat wat chapter na na na... bla bla didi du du du... " wah lao.. when am i gonna learn them all?
p p p pokerr face p p poker faceee
mah mah mah maaaahhhh
so sien lah... my company potong all food allowances for field trips and OT. sien die.......
nx time i dun wan work late d... no cheok sou........ waste energy, waste money, waste game time!
samo health hazardous, and when sick, kena potong gaji for unable to produce MC for the second day. haihz....
now i wan curi tulang. so beh syiok. hng!
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and darn, i juz found out the company has onli 9 or 10 holidays this year?? what the.. samo include all those saturdays as holidays which suppose is a non working day sweat 
duhz i'm getting more n more fed up wif dimensional stuff especially when u have to deal with stuff from micron to km using hand power. how long should i endure more?
I was assigned to do this special job.
Basically my task is to roll a small wheel and count the number of rotations and the counter that comes together with the equipment. so after some experiments and calculations, i find that it requires 30 rotations to travel 10 counters which carry the unit of meter. In short, 30 rotations = 10m.
The fun part begins when i was asked to do 300, 000 rotations. 100 kilometers on very super small palm size wheel. hooray!!!! imagine i gonna travel from penang to ipoh on a small palm size of wheel, how long will i take for me to reach the destination? and btw, it's not automated. i got to use human flesh to turn it round and round and trust me, it aint got any handheld grip for u to even hold it. gonna use ur finger, poke it in the hole, and turn for 300, 000 rounds, yeah!
I travelled 1km using finger today, it took around 1 hour plus for me and my finger has alreadi become swollen. 99km to go tomorrow~~ la la la la la~
i dun like the feeling of working for the sake of just finishing what is to be done. when there are lots of workloads piling up mountain-high, everyone will automatically transform into a timed senseless robot to clear off the accumulating mountain work but when all the jobs are done, everyone become headless chicken, heading northwesteastsouth, idling, having no direction and objective in the work place. something is missing out there. hmm.
i switch identity again today and poofed i go, i transform into a cableman.
i receive stringent instruction to fix, and connect cables above the ceiling, under the rooftop, in the office to maintain/upgrade the current office condition.
and so i come to accomplish my goals and up up up i climb using stacks of chairs on table tops without ladder. ( i dun understand why my office doesn't own a ladder ).
It's so dark up there, it's as if there is one deep cave for you to explore around. i was told that there are aliens hiding around the corners. i had better to be careful. but dun worry, i'm well equipped with a super high-techly made device, or so called a superhero gadget---> a torchlight to gain vision, as well as to defend off the evil aliens that may be hiding around.
Well, things go on smoothly, i din fell, no aliens attacked, and those cables fixed. ^_^ the only aftermath is that i'm now well coated with thick dusk that made me filthy and sneeze non-stop.
Wat an adventerous day at work! The End!
chiang chiang~ i can conclude that i'm hired to do math lols.
