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Know the Difference Between Process Shift and Drift
| Unlike other manufacturing and screen print consultants, Mike Young has 20-years of first hand shop-floor printing, training, supervising and management experience. The result is an astounding ability to identify and resolve print manufacturing problems quickly and cost-effectively. |
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A Master Printer
Whether seeking to overcome manufacturing quality issues caused by process shift or drift or if you need a Master Printer to set-up new lines to produce high-end customer samples at short notice, Mike Young provides a highly cost-effective positive outcome.
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Process Shift and Process Drift
Process Shift is where the quality of product declines noticeably over a relatively short period of time. Usual causes are staff turnover, new product lines or changes in supplier. A period of process analysis followed by In-Line Training will often resolve the problem.
Process Drift is harder to identify and usually arises from a number of small changes occurring over time resulting in a gradual decline in quality. Causes can be workload conflicts, staff turnover, culture/politics, new materials or suppliers. Analysis and corrective action usually takes longer and may involve both Theory and In-Line Training. |
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