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Solar
Turbines
Speaker:
Missy Hart, MS-SCM,
LSSBB, Global Sourcing Specialist
Missy
Hart has a Masters in Supply Chain Management, is
a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, and currently is a Sourcing
Specialist for Solar Turbines. Missy's responsibilities
include ensuring continuous supply, maintaining a
supply base with world class performance metrics and
guaranteed capacity, and sourcing globally to reduce
costs, lead times and create regional supply chains
to support global market demands. Missy will present
Solar Turbines' Supply Chain Management activities
and lead a production tour of the Kearny Mesa facility.
About
Solar:
Headquartered in San Diego, California, USA, Solar
Turbines Incorporated, a subsidiary of Caterpillar
Inc., is one of the world’s leading manufacturers
of industrial gas turbines, with more than 13,900
units and over 1.7 billion operating hours in 98 countries.
Products from Solar Turbines play an important role
in the development of oil, natural gas and power generation
projects around the world. Solar Turbines’ products
include gas turbine engines (rated from 1590 to 30,000
horsepower), gas compressors, and gas turbine-powered
compressor sets, mechanical-drive packages and generator
sets (ranging from 1.1 to 22 megawatts). Solar’s
foundation is people and Solar’s culture is
one where individual contributions are valued, diversity
in the workplace is encouraged, and safety is emphasized
in all aspects of the business. Solar Turbines is
comprised of a dedicated and multi-talented workforce
of more than 7,000 employees with decades of experience
working as a global team.
Safety Requirements:
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Visitors are required to sign in and out with Security.
• Cameras or recording equipment are not permitted.
• Visitors must be accompanied/escorted by a
Solar employee at all times.
• Smoking is only allowed in designated areas.
• Safety glasses are required in manufacturing,
test, or in areas with eye hazards.
• Hearing protection is required in posted areas
or where noise hazards exist.
• Proper work attire includes closed-toed shoes,
long pants and no loose clothing or jewelry.
• Site Specific Emergency Procedures must be
reviewed with all Visitors.
• All incidents and injuries, no matter how
minor, must be immediately reported.
• Visitors are not permitted to climb on product
or elevated areas or operate any Solar equipment,
trucks, or vehicles unless authorized by Solar Supervision.
• All Visitors must review the Solar site’s
Visitor/Contractor Video or equivalent (will be shown
prior to tour).
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