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Re: retiredptt post# 255033

Wednesday, 01/08/2014 2:31:14 PM

Wednesday, January 08, 2014 2:31:14 PM

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The basic idea behind the job of an "Operator" in any industry is that human beings are fallible and safety is paramount over Production. Operators are taught to follow procedure regardless of whether or not they agree with it. This is because although highly trained and knowledgeable, they might not understand the ramifications of any deviation from procedure.The Procedure is documented in the User's Manual.

So I take it that the operators here are examining feedstock and eliminating any that might cause problems? That is not the job of an operator, that is material handling. Or incoming Inspection.

So, there is tons of opportunity for human error here then? And all of this is because JBI does not want to pay for optimum feedstock?

I am not sure if this is a saleable model, because of the liabilities and Risks.

Is there feedstock they could pay for that would not require this inspection activity?

Maybe he could train shareholders to do the incoming inspection... and pay them in free shares.. LOL. Are you guys up for it?