Jul 24
The new knob job kept its scrap low a fourth day in a row
Going wellNearly every knob came out good again, and the job's scrap is still far below the plant's usual.
| What happened | A press kept nearly every knob good for a fourth day on its new job. Its scrap has stayed near 1 percent since Jul 21, well under the plant's usual. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Why it matters | Thousands more good knobs than at the plant's usual scrap, and the gap grows every day. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| How to keep it up | Save this job's approved settings so its next run starts right the first time too. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Owner | Quality manager | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Evidence | The new job's scrap staying low on every day so farThe ERP shows how many knobs the press made and how many were scrap each day on its new job. Even the first day, when a new job usually scraps the most, stayed near 1 percent. Press 14, Jul 21 to Jul 24, ERP scrap record
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