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Abstract: Textron Specialty Materials, a northern MA producer of carbon impregnated cloth, resolved a fire safety system maintenance issue using Collaborative Coaching techniques developed by Matthew Weilert, co-founder of Rock Eel Café. The ProblemIn a large industrial facility like the Lowell plant, keeping the sprinkler valve wheels painted [code compliance] was no mean feat. The issue was an excellent example of the breakthrough thinking that systems thinkers bring to the table. The wheels could not be painted while on the valve, because code prohibited paint on the stem; it must be free to rotate. While the wheels were being painted, the options included:
The SolutionDuring increasingly vocal discussion, our systems thinking suggestion was to anodize the wheels.
Simple. Elegant. Cost-saving. Systems Thinking Works. It can work for you, if you work it through.
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