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I guess we will disagree then, because I thought too many details were missing to be able to decide "he's being a jerk and I'm going to hammer him for the attitude." I didn't see any indication that this was a senior level engineer, much less had direct reports. Maybe it was a kid out of school (where ...

LOL! Yeah, that would be it. Which is pretty much my answer to nearly any regulatory question that is vague and open ended - details matter. Ginger

[tongue in cheek] Well, if I didn't work for the company and presumably have a vested interest in the product getting to the market someday, I'd be tempted to say "you go ahead and do that." Because, after all, if we are talking any of the well established electrical safety tests, it is unlikely that ...

I suspect it doesn't matter and it is just the next in the series of listing numbers they issue. Many years ago, early in my career, we had a bunch of listings with "A" and "B" numbers and it all worked the same. Ginger ------------------------------ Ginger Glaser RAC Chief Technology Officer ...

Many companies no longer keep those file cabinets, but use an electronic record of some sort - provided you validate electronic records as part of your QS. Many of them keep both the design materials that were approved by whoever the companies required approvers are (reg, legal etc) and also a scanned ...