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Lansing Grand River

By Hope Morris
Quality Control Engineering, Lansing Grand River Assembly
You always hear that working on an assembly line is one of the most difficult jobs anywhere, but until you actually work on one, you do not fully appreciate the skill and efficiency team members have for their jobs.
As an engineer, my education and career focused on the design and implementation of parts, never the actual installation of those parts. As Lansing Grand River (LGR) quality engineers, we are encouraged to become a part of the production process, not just bystanders. This practice has begun to take hold. Last year, I was a member of a joint UAW/GM team that decided to change the norm.


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