Catching rejections by objectively looking at data and taking better decisions
Seth Bozman
In this video, Seth Bozman discusses Efco's transition from an outdated, cumbersome database system to Unifize for managing their scrap and rework data. He emphasizes how Unifize has enabled a more effective analysis of rejection reasons, offering insights into process improvements. Seth appreciates the platform's role in streamlining data management, making historical data more accessible and actionable for making informed decisions to enhance quality and efficiency.
Transcript
- 0:00
Access is our scrap and rework database, and we've been doing that way before I was here.
- 0:05
I mean, I think that that folder was created in like 2003 or something like that. There's 25,000 records in there of everything we've scrapped out since like 2010.
- 0:13
So it's basically just like a database for an archived history of how many things we've messed up in the past. And then we keep track of paint line.
- 0:21
That's all the stuff that we basically try to catch rejections out the paint line so we can tell with that data what we might need to improve on for like missing welds or if it gets rejected there, why does it keep getting rejected there? We need to improve our process.
- 0:34
So we get we get data from quite a few different places and I would say that it's all pretty useful, but it's also kind of tedious, you know what I mean.
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