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Honor Your Scope Your quality system’s scope statement minimizes risk as well as describes what you do. by Miles Free III Director of Industry Affairs, PMPA Published May 1, 2024 Download Magazine Article Shops today have quality management systems (QMS) registered and compliant with various quality system standards. ISO 9001:2015, TS-16949 and AS9100D…
CJ Winter – Calculators Published August 13, 2024 CJWinter calculators make thread rolling easier to understand. Follow along as we provide an in-depth breakdown of their capabilities.
Recorded: March 31, 2025 at National Technical Conference in Cleveland, OH. Speaker: Mike Vay, Kirk Precision David Wynn, PMPA Who would benefit: All Experience track: Fundamentals Description Find out how different ways you can integrate A.I. in your shop. ACCESS Access grants unlimited online streaming. Copyright PMPA 2025. May not be distributed or copied. …
Composition of Steel-Reporting Practices for Unspecified Elements Sometimes the test report shows more chemical elements than we expect. Here’s why. by Miles Free III Director of Industry Affairs, PMPA Published December 1, 2024 Download Magazine Article The Certified Test Reports (CTRs), or chem certifications (chemical certs), report the chemical elements and results…
April 2018 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #65 Austenitic grain size is a material characteristic that is usually reported on test reports and certification documents for the steel materials we machine in our shops. VIEW/DOWNLOAD
1.Communicate. At the very least, make a fact sheet of basic company information and your products. Use your website to keep insiders and outsiders informed. 2.Your website is on 24/7 worldwide. Why not use it to help you provide facts and minimize rumors.
3.Don’t oversell quality. But the fact is that in complex systems even redundant backups don’t always work. Statistically, outlying events can and will occur.4.Do demonstrate your sincerity, and discuss the steps that your company is taking to identify the problem, get the problem contained, and the immediate and long term corrective actions that your team is working on. 5.Don’t speculate on “Cause” nor “Blame.”