Quality 1. Do it right the first time and safely: per Drawing – Spec – Code – PO1.1. We always seem to have time to do things over but never the time to do it right the first time1.2. Quality’s main focus is compliance, not delivery and due dates1.3. Safety at all times2. Commitment to quality2.1. Training – invest in your greatest commodity – your employees2.2. Auditing – finding out what your employee’s, contractor’s and supplier’s don’t know and work with them 2.3. Lessons Learned from previous projects - then to actually apply these lessons learned2.4. Corrective Action, Continuous Improvement, Root Cause Analysis – ensure problems do not become systemic 3. Meet or Exceed quality requirements and expectations3.1. Residual work – make them come back to you4. Ask when you don’t know & confirm when you do know4.1. The only dumb question is the one you don’t ask – asking shows you care about doing things right5. Teamwork – support – being on the same page 5.1. Cooperation – Coordination - Collaboration – Communication - Corroboration – Confirmation - Continuation6. Proactive, not reactive – experience – learning from previous mistakes – lessons learned6.1. Foresee potential problems and make suggestions or changes to avoid them or navigate them efficiently7. Thorough – Knowledgeable – Prepared 7.1. PO – Spec – Code – Drawing review7.2. Efficiency - the more we know and perform our duties in a compliant manner – the better we get – increased production8. Sustainability8.1. Consistency – uniform results in compliance with codes – standards – specifications - procedures8.2. Reproducibility – achieve repeatable results by performing tasks efficiently8.3. Proficiency – expertise, performing at a high level 9. DIME: Ability to Develop–Implement-Monitor-Evaluate practices/procedures/standards10. Ability to interface, understand, resolve and disseminate11. Listen & Learn – to always be receptive - listen & learn from others 12. Available – to be accessible outside normal working hours13. Stand your ground when no one else will13.1. Form-Fit-Function considerations must also be considered & communicated to the appropriate authority - engineer14. Trust, but verify – be ethical with integrity15. Compliance -2 ways15.1. Comply with PO-Spec-Code-Drawing requirements15.2. Obtain a deviation or exception from Engineering (Project Management) – formally and in writing16. Are you getting what you paid for? Treat your client’s money like your own17. Why I am a good fit for a position, my answer is always: I Care