February 24, 2014
Many of you have read these e-bulletins. Most of the articles were discussing various issues about “production” matters. But what is production? Most of us think of production as the actions of changing the form, fit and function of raw materials with tools or machines. It is all done on the production floor, right —- […]
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December 4, 2013
When scheduling a manufacturing plant it is important to give the plant to correct amount of load to match its capacity. Over loading a plant (putting in more work than can be produced in a time period) is counterproductive. It leads to confusion among the production supervisors, frustration for the salesmen and wasted resources. The […]
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