Only 5 Min!
Please watch for important updates on initiatives, company performance, and safety.
Thank you!
Huddle Notes:
Theme: "Quality is never an accident" - William A. Foster
Dave's Update
- July's is looking slightly better with a weekly run rate of $267K per week from $215k in May and June.
- We have a heavy dependency on the heavy truck and automotive supply chain which gets funneled through Mexico who is having a hard time with COVID-19 right now.
- Thank you for wearing masks and social distancing. It seems Chautauqua county is having a spike in cases so we need to continue to stay safe.
July's Forecast
- We are continuing out sorting efforts for the 606035's and the 606215's this week. If you have time to sort please see Jason or Ashley.
- We are starting to sort the 12365-01's so if you are down a machine or have time, please see Ashley or Jason about this sort.
- Just a reminder, Huddle notes and scoreboard numbers are updated weekly across from Quality next to the vending machines.
- NOP: -$11,641
Satety
- Watch for lifting hazards. The max tote weight is 25lbs.
- If you know of a process that involves lifting to high or twisting while lifting, and your concerned about hurting yourself, please let Andy or a member of the management team know so we can work on improving our processes.
API Champion / API All-Star
- API Champion is the same as the Thumbs up program to recognize those who have helped you out in some way.
- API All-Star is similar to a champion but there is a cost savings involved. The people with the highest cost savings at the end of the quarter be drawn to will win a large prize.
- Our goal is to capitalize on process improvements that drive cost savings.
Closing
- You can never check too many parts.
- Continue social distancing and wearing masks at work. Please practice these same techniques to minimize the risk of exposure wherever you are.
PLEASE WEAR YOUR MASK!
"Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction, and skillful execution."
- William A. Foster; U.S. Marine and Medal of Honor Recipient
