74275 Commissioning Engineers' Roles

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A significant document that laid down how commissioning should be run and the type of person to do it, with the field engineering site supervisor working in the factory during commissioning. It continued until the end of Leo III deliveries when the Kidsgrove method was used for System 4, whereby the field engineering organisation in effect accepted the machine from the factory and then recommissioned it on site. Signed by A. B. Barnes

Date : 19th February 1959

Physical Description : 1 item, paper; typescript

Provenance :
Donated to the LEO Computers Society by Tony Morgan via John Daines

Archive References : CMLEO/JD/WF/74275 , JDA/11/1.2

Related Topics:

LEO III

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH74275. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

Article: 74275 Commissioning Engineers' Roles

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