Joe Martin (marti...@appliedbiosystems.com) asked:
Our company is planning on moving the Chemical Compliance Department from
the Quality Systems Department to the Compliance Engineering Department
(Product Safety/EMC). What do you see the advantages are in this
restructuring?
Depends if the focus is products, or facilities. If it's products focussed,
you will gain materials expertise (plastics, platings, etc.) that could
help you in safety and mechanical design. If it's facilities, I don't see
an advantage to you. There may be an administrative edge in having all the
organizational critics where those they criticize can't get at them. Or is
the idea to group you all together so as to be an easier target? (grin)
Cortland
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