Is Zero Rework Possible?
The only acceptable level of rework for our in-plants is zero. But can we frail and imperfect humans pull that off?
Make it a grand day. IPG
Richard Griffin has been a flyboy, a press helper, a pressman, a shift supervisor, a pressroom manager and a plant manager. He’s been a press mechanic and a press erector. He also sold printing, offset presses and Xerox machines, and founded Press Statistics, a consultancy for offset press acquisition and printing operations. He is currently the director of Campus Printing at Central Piedmont Community College. Contact him at (704) 330-6606 or richard.griffin@cpcc.edu
- Companies:
- Xerox Corp.
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