Congrats to this crew in closing a recent change control. This CC record involved the removal and decommissioning of a 600-ton Chiller in a Building that had remained inoperable since July 2023. With the old chiller removed, the site can now prepare to bring in a replacement chiller later this month. Gill's will be commissioning the new Chiller and auxiliary equipment.

Excellent work, guys! 

Kudos to this group on the implementation of (12) new destratification fans in a client Warehouse. After Gill's had qualified the warehouse for CRT storage last year, it was discovered that there were "hot spots" adjacent to the east and west exterior walls. These fans will help provide a more uniform air distribution. 

Great job, team!

Congrats to these guys for completing a whirlwind trip (three day) to San Antonio to execute a FAT on a 600-ton Chiller at the York facility. The new Chiller will replace an existing Carrier chiller at a client site that became inoperable following the tornado event of 2023. 

Excellent work, guys! But, where are the cowboy hats and the gator-leather cowboy boots! 

Congratulations to Luke on completing his first project from the beginning to end. The project was supposed to be an "easy" project but during the vetting process we realized additional work/documents will be needed, thus increasing the project scope. Additionally, during execution, project engineering deviated from the original plan resulting in a deviation. Luke patiently and skillfully worked with Validation and QE to quickly resolve the issues and release the product without any delays.

Great Job Luke!

Also, thanks to Tamaya for being a team player and helping and supporting Luke during execution. 

Congrats to Kristen, Mahesh, and the Lucky Charms Leprechaun for the implementation of (5) new Pinocchio Gas Samplers in the BQ Lab. This team endured two major delays/roadblocks to get this change finished—first, the vendor had to replace three of the five sampler agar plate holders (wrong size shipped ) and then it took Instrumentation an eternity to decide if the samplers would be calibrated on site or shipped offsite. 

Way to go team!

Congratulations Vyvika and the team on successfully completing the R1 SVP Loop 2 Removal project. The project started as requiring modifications to Loop 1 but the client changed their mind to remove Loop 2 from service. Vyvika and the team worked quickly and efficiently to meet project timeline with no delays in releasing product.

Amazing Job Guys!

Congratulations Maury for drafting and obtaining approval for a URS to upgrade a DEA controlled-substance refrigerator in SVP. Project Engineering can now use this approved URS to obtain corporate funding for major upgrades to this 1970s circa equipment.

Congrats to this trio for implementing (22) monitoring cameras at a client site! Going forward, there are (27) more cameras being installed at the site during the August shutdown in Phase 2 of this project. The cameras will allow supervisors and auditors to view live production activities without having to gown up. Great job team!

As we were wrapping up qualification of a new warehouse, the site discovered that there was poor air circulation in one isolated section of the warehouse. After some immediate ductwork modifications, they enlisted the help of these two guys to perform a 24-hour engineering study (to confirm the issue was fixed), followed by a complete supplemental 7-day temperature mapping to provide evidence that this warehouse section was performing adequately. Over (600) additional pages of data were collected, analyzed, and summarized.

Thank you, Gene and Venu, for making time to execute this last-minute "save the day" exercise to keep the warehouse release from being delayed! 

No, this is not a wanted poster from the post office. It's another bell moment! Just over a month ago, Gill's was contacted about a March shutdown project tied to a CAPA.  We were able to utilize the new QTS Abbreviated Change Control approach to fast track a change in Metasys involving reconfiguration of a temperature probe input. 

It was also Nick's first completion of a client change since his return. Great job, Nick! Also, a special shout-out to @Mahesh Sudi for walking Nick through the QTS process.