Mass Transition
Equipment upgrades, materials modifications and procedural improvements
keep Metro’s in-plant rolling.
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By buying blue nameplate stock, printing three per page and attaching Velcro tabs, production costs have been cut from $6.50 to $3.25 per nameplate.
As a result of the collective effort, the in-plant is now able to produce about 90 percent of Metro's printing jobs, Swagler figures.
"I've been able to reduce our operational budget from $475,000 to $210,000 without increasing our staff [of five]," he assesses. "And overtime has dropped from 140 to 150 hours annually down to about 20 to 30 hours."
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