The problem is that the width of materials produced by the cutting-to-size (CTS) machine was found to be varying outside the allowed tolerance of ±0.5mm. This was discovered during a quality inspection and could lead to rejected materials. The root cause was determined to be uneven mill edges on the raw materials. To address this, the corrective action was to change the feeding method on the CTS machine to use a back stopper, which would shear off the mill edges. The preventative action would be to create standard operating procedures for the machine and implement a poka-yoke system to prevent similar issues in the future. The benefits would be no customer complaints due to improved quality and accuracy of materials,