Assembly Procedure Sample Clauses

Assembly Procedure. Prior to the start of the manufacturing process, the contractor shall prepare and submit an Assembly Procedure, identifying each step in the process of preparing the assembly from the contained parts for review and approval. The contractor shall not begin assembly of the Mating Ring Assembly without a Government approved assembly procedure.
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Assembly Procedure. Each unit member (elementary and secondary) shall be given in his or her handbook a complete procedure to be followed for all types of assemblies (cafeteria, auditorium and gymnasium).
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Assembly Procedure a. The Assembly hears financial and policy reports of the Board of Directors and other Assembly services.
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Assembly Procedure. The Contractor shall develop and submit Assembly Procedures (CDRL A016) including clearly identifying all steps necessary to assemble and dissassemble the MK 48 MOD 7 APB6/TI‐1 G&C Section, G&C FIRs and WES Kit. The Assembly Procedures shall include detailed operator instructions on how to disassemble or assemble a FIR item or Section (i.e. removing/installing boards into a cardbox, removing/installing covers, removing/installing cables, removing/installing each subassembly that is connectorized, etc.) including torques and any other steps necessary to assembly/disassemble the item. The Contractor shall develop and submit detailed Critical Manufacturing Procedures (CDRL A016). At minimum, the Contractor shall develop and submit detailed Critical Manufacturing Procedures (CDRL A016) specific to Array assembly. This minimum submission shall include the following items, if applicable to the design:  Element Assembly - At a minimum, this procedure shall contain processes including but not limited to cleaning of parts, assembly of the ceramic stack, element bonding, wire attachments, adhesive applications, surface preparation, conformal coating, tailmass machining and tuning, head mass coating, ceramic manufacturing, and ring selection procedures.  Isolator Assembly - At a minimum, this procedure shall contain processes for parts cleaning, machining of isolator components, surface preparation and bonding of isolator components.  Array Transducer Assembly - At a minimum, this procedure shall contain processes for parts cleaning, isolator bonding, both to the frame and to the elements. This procedure shall also contain detailed element selection and verification criteria (including mount integrity). This procedure shall also detail the surveillance methods to insure the bond integrity is acceptable throughout the production run.  Array Assembly - At a minimum, this procedure shall contain processes for parts cleaning, surface preparation, bonding the window to the Transducer Assembly, and window fabrication and installation.  In Process Testing – At a minimum, this procedure shall define requirements for element level testing to determine element and mount integrity during critical steps of element and Array assembly. In addition, these requirements shall be used to evaluate the array during environmental testing. All in process array test data collected by the Contractor during array builds shall be electronically logged and posted on the IDE via the DAL (C...
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