Manufacturing Page

• - Development of manufacturing foot print and product flows to maximize quality and productivity along
     with minimizing work in process (WIP).

• - Development of facility to community interfaces including power and EPA (Environmental Protection Agency)
     environmental requirements along with governmental regulations

• - Development of manufacturing equipment to minimize employee effort and repetitive motion and
    maximize safety

• - Development of the facility and equipment to comply with OSHA (occupational Safety and Health
     Administration) regulations.

• - Development of process documentation including work flows, operator instructions, CTQ (Critical to Quality)
     checks, and statistical quality control checks, durations, and limits

• - Design and development of specialized assembly equipment including work holding and in process quality
     checking equipment and systems

• - Assembly line debugging

• - Warehousing and logistics development

• - Mentoring for quality certification

• - Preparation for quality audits

• - Guidance through PPAP (Production Part Approval Process) processes

• - Retesting of early production parts and systems from run at rate production

• - Development of statistically significant events or periods to revalidate production parts and system