It Contains the main references and points in success the life of storage and handling of the material on site for the MEP and can be applicable to other departments.
I believe this sheet is most important sheet in the life of the quality team.
Chemstore has 20 years experience in the design and manufacture of hazardous material storage systems for all industries.
We are the Number 1 provider of safety storage solutions and associated products in Ireland and the UK.
1. The document outlines the process and requirements for obtaining accreditation from UKAS to ISO 17025 standards. This includes establishing prerequisites like a quality management system, equipment, and standards.
2. The accreditation process involves applying to UKAS, developing documentation, undergoing assessments, and ultimately obtaining accredited status. Maintaining accreditation requires ongoing costs and compliance with standards.
3. The advantages of accreditation include recognition, customer satisfaction, competitive advantages, additional revenue opportunities, and ensuring consistent and traceable practices are followed.
ISO 17025 certification gives testing and calibration laboratories the same type of accreditation that ISO 9001 gives to manufacturing and service organizations. Learn more at http://www.CEBOS.com
This document certifies that Mr. Mohamed E AI Bakry has been assigned as a technical expert and auditor for quality management systems according to ISO 9001:2008, environmental management systems per ISO 14001:2004, food safety management systems under ISO 22000:2005, occupational health and safety management systems per OHSAS 18001:2007, and IT security management systems according to ISO/IEC 27001:2005 from September 1, 2013 through August 31, 2016. The certification is issued by an accredited certification body for management systems and confirms Mr. Bakry's qualification through education, professional experience, and an evaluation of his performance as an auditor and technical expert.
This is my first idea for a new application for the QA/QC team to use in part of making the inspections or reporting non conformance against the process or the installation on site and also can identify the damages happened on site by others or internally and recorded in this soft ware or share it to other parties.
I'm actually looking to share the same with a distributors and supponcers to assist me for sharing this application to everyone in the world.
Material handling involves the movement, storage, and control of materials throughout the manufacturing process. It aims to reduce costs and improve efficiency. The document discusses various types of material handling equipment like conveyors, industrial trucks, cranes, and automated guided vehicles. It also outlines objectives like minimizing costs and distances materials are handled. Key considerations in designing material handling systems include the material characteristics, flow rates, and plant layout.
Material handling involves the movement, storage, and protection of materials. The main objectives are to reduce costs by minimizing handling distances and the number of times materials are handled. An efficient material handling system contributes to lower costs, higher productivity, and improved safety and quality. Factors such as production needs, material characteristics, and available equipment influence the selection of appropriate material handling methods and equipment.
Chemstore has 20 years experience in the design and manufacture of hazardous material storage systems for all industries.
We are the Number 1 provider of safety storage solutions and associated products in Ireland and the UK.
1. The document outlines the process and requirements for obtaining accreditation from UKAS to ISO 17025 standards. This includes establishing prerequisites like a quality management system, equipment, and standards.
2. The accreditation process involves applying to UKAS, developing documentation, undergoing assessments, and ultimately obtaining accredited status. Maintaining accreditation requires ongoing costs and compliance with standards.
3. The advantages of accreditation include recognition, customer satisfaction, competitive advantages, additional revenue opportunities, and ensuring consistent and traceable practices are followed.
ISO 17025 certification gives testing and calibration laboratories the same type of accreditation that ISO 9001 gives to manufacturing and service organizations. Learn more at http://www.CEBOS.com
This document certifies that Mr. Mohamed E AI Bakry has been assigned as a technical expert and auditor for quality management systems according to ISO 9001:2008, environmental management systems per ISO 14001:2004, food safety management systems under ISO 22000:2005, occupational health and safety management systems per OHSAS 18001:2007, and IT security management systems according to ISO/IEC 27001:2005 from September 1, 2013 through August 31, 2016. The certification is issued by an accredited certification body for management systems and confirms Mr. Bakry's qualification through education, professional experience, and an evaluation of his performance as an auditor and technical expert.
This is my first idea for a new application for the QA/QC team to use in part of making the inspections or reporting non conformance against the process or the installation on site and also can identify the damages happened on site by others or internally and recorded in this soft ware or share it to other parties.
I'm actually looking to share the same with a distributors and supponcers to assist me for sharing this application to everyone in the world.
Material handling involves the movement, storage, and control of materials throughout the manufacturing process. It aims to reduce costs and improve efficiency. The document discusses various types of material handling equipment like conveyors, industrial trucks, cranes, and automated guided vehicles. It also outlines objectives like minimizing costs and distances materials are handled. Key considerations in designing material handling systems include the material characteristics, flow rates, and plant layout.
Material handling involves the movement, storage, and protection of materials. The main objectives are to reduce costs by minimizing handling distances and the number of times materials are handled. An efficient material handling system contributes to lower costs, higher productivity, and improved safety and quality. Factors such as production needs, material characteristics, and available equipment influence the selection of appropriate material handling methods and equipment.
The document discusses principles and equipment for material handling. It recommends mechanically handling all materials from raw materials to finished goods. Heavy loads and hazardous materials should always be handled mechanically. Materials should be moved in straight lines and unit loads should be used to retain the original shape and size of materials for greater economy. Gravity feed and overhead conveyors should be utilized where possible.
Internship Report on Material Handling and MachineryAkshay Mistri
The document is an internship project report submitted by Akshay Mistri to Mr. Vijay Kumar at Amity School of Engineering & Technology. The report details Akshay's internship at Force Motors Ltd. in Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh, where he observed the material handling equipment and manufacturing lines used to produce two diesel engines - the OM611 and OM616. The report describes the various lines for manufacturing engine parts and assembling the final engines. It notes some issues with the existing material handling systems, such as metal-to-metal contact between machinery and machined surfaces that can damage parts. The report suggests using accumulation roller conveyors and improving rubber coverings on lifting tackles to better protect mach
Summer Internship Project Report on “MATERIAL STORAGE LAYOUT AND INVENTORY MA...chirag Rakholiya
This document is a report submitted by Chirag Rakholiya on their summer internship project at Kirloskar Brothers Limited. It discusses material storage layout and inventory management at KBL. The report includes an executive summary, introduction, organization overview, industry analysis, existing and proposed layout charts, research analysis, process and store management, inventory management, learning experience, and conclusion. The objective of the proposed layout was to save storage area by 32% within the existing space through vertical racks, minimizing material movement, and utilizing mechanical aids for handling.
Materials handling involves the movement, storage, and packaging of materials through various means and equipment to efficiently transport materials where needed at the desired rate while minimizing costs and utilizing minimal space. It aims to safely and timely deliver materials from receipt and storage of raw materials through production processes to finished goods storage and dispatch. Materials handling is considered both an art and a science as there are often subjective considerations and multiple potential solutions to materials handling problems.
This document discusses material handling systems and equipment. It provides definitions of material handling and outlines the goals of effective material handling. Key types of material handling equipment are described, including pallet racks, automated storage and retrieval systems, conveyors, industrial trucks, and bulk handling equipment. The roles of material handling systems in flexible manufacturing are also summarized. Advantages like improved efficiency and disadvantages like additional costs are highlighted.
Handling and storing materials safely involves proper lifting techniques to prevent back injuries, as well as ensuring materials are not stacked in a way that could cause struck-by or crushed-by injuries. Machinery like forklifts and cranes used to move materials require training and have specific safety operating procedures to follow. Inspection of lifting slings is important to check load capacity and remove slings that show signs of wear, damage, or stress. Work areas should be kept organized and clear of debris to reduce hazards.
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Materials handling involves the movement, storage, and protection of materials. It aims to lower costs by reducing unit handling costs, cycle times, and damages while improving productivity, quality, and storage capacity. The selection of materials handling equipment depends on factors like the production problem, volume, layout, material properties, and capabilities/safety of personnel. Common equipment includes conveyors, cranes, industrial trucks, and auxiliary equipment. The design of handling systems is based on whether they are equipment-oriented, material-oriented, method-oriented, or function-oriented.
Raw materials include all materials used in manufacturing a finished product, whether present in the final product or not. They must meet defined purchase specifications. Key steps in purchasing raw materials include requisition, supplier selection, quotation, order placement, receipt, and payment. Proper storage conditions must be maintained based on product requirements. Vendors are selected and qualified to ensure a consistent supply of materials meeting quality standards. Receipt, storage, and sampling of materials are controlled through standard operating procedures.
The document discusses procedures for maintaining a clean and organized receiving bay. It is important to keep the receiving bay clean and organized to make the receiving process easier, prevent accidents, and potential theft. Proper procedures should be followed such as ensuring all goods and equipment have a designated storage place, walkways remain clear, goods are promptly processed, and housekeeping is regularly performed. Appropriate security measures like access restrictions and cameras also help prevent theft in the receiving bay. New technologies like RFID, conveyor belts, and robotic systems are increasingly used to further organize the receiving process and reduce risks.
The document provides guidance on maintaining a clean and organized receiving bay. It discusses hazards that can exist, such as tripping, slipping, injuries from forklifts or falling objects. Procedures to avoid accidents include keeping walkways clear, promptly processing goods, and following storage and signage policies. Security measures like access restrictions and cameras can prevent theft. New technologies like RFID tracking, conveyor belts, and robots help organize the receiving process.
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This document provides an overview of production management for a seminar. It discusses production organization and how it is structured with roles like production planning, product design, production management, and quality assurance. It also covers material management aspects like material handling equipment, inventory management methods, and ABC analysis. The key points are:
1) Production management involves planning, implementing, and controlling industrial production processes to ensure smooth operations.
2) The production organization chart shows how roles like planning, design, management, and quality control are coordinated.
3) Material handling equipment includes conveyors, and inventory management methods aim to minimize costs and maintain supply-demand balance.
Warehousing.pptx in the quality assurancehlo951790
Warehousing involves the storage of raw materials and finished products in warehouses before distribution. Good warehousing practices (GWP) ensure products are stored properly to maintain quality and safety. Key aspects of GWP include proper storage conditions, documentation of procedures, and optimizing resources. GWP helps with inventory management, regulatory compliance, and efficient distribution. Material management deals with planning and controlling the flow of materials from purchase to production and distribution. It aims to satisfy demand cost-effectively while maintaining adequate inventory levels and consistent supply. Key functions include procurement, inventory control, production scheduling, and coordination between departments.
The document provides an overview of the differences in non-conformance handling between Infor LN versions 10.3 and 10.4. Key changes in 10.4 include the addition of a quarantine functionality to support processes for handling non-conforming items during purchase, warehousing and production. The quarantine functionality allows for multiple quarantine locations and supports quarantine inventory planning. The document also reviews how to set up and use the new quarantine functionality for rejecting non-conforming production materials and end items.
This document discusses various aspects of warehouse decisions. It begins by defining warehousing and explaining the need for warehousing. It then discusses the functions of warehouses and different types of warehouses including private, public, government, bonded, and cooperative warehouses. The document also covers factors to consider for warehouse selection such as the nature of goods, handling equipment, storage duration, and activities performed. Additionally, it discusses centralized vs decentralized warehouse locations and factors that influence warehouse size and number.
The document discusses good warehousing practices for pharmaceutical products. It covers key areas like warehouse management, design, security, temperature control, incoming goods procedures, storage conditions, staff roles, and stock management. The goal is to properly store products and control the warehouse environment to prevent issues like cross contamination, temperature excursions, and theft. Proper training of warehouse staff is also emphasized.
This document provides quality statistics for a construction project in October 2021. The project's PQI (Project Quality Index) was 90.1% for the month. Key issues affecting the PQI included improper material preservation (4.2% impact), acceptance of mechanical work (2.9%), and quality personnel staffing shortages (1.6%). Root cause analyses were conducted for specific issues and corrective actions were identified, including improved material handling and storage, additional training, and increased inspections.
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Goods inward procedure, inspection and documentationNavindu Munidasa
The document discusses goods inward procedures, inspection, and documentation. It covers the receiving process, including verifying quantities and quality, issuing goods receipt notes, and inspecting goods. Inspections check that items meet specifications through various quality checks and testing. Documentation associated with receiving includes goods receipt notes, delivery notes, purchase orders, and bills of lading. The receiving function aims for economy, efficiency, effectiveness and speed while avoiding issues like double handling or penalties.
This document provides an overview of material management in the pharmaceutical industry. It discusses the various types of materials that must be managed, including raw materials, packaging materials, intermediates, finished products, rejected materials, and more. For each material type, it outlines the processes for purchasing, receiving, inspecting, storing, sampling, identifying, and dispatching the materials. Maintaining proper documentation and storage conditions at each stage is emphasized. The overall goal of pharmaceutical material management is to ensure the right quality and quantity of materials are obtained and handled correctly to enable the production of quality finished products.
Jonathan Flynn is an experienced refrigeration technician seeking new opportunities. He has over 20 years of experience in refrigeration maintenance, installation, and repair across various sectors such as food and beverage, pharmaceutical, and commercial. His technical skills include ammonia handling, F-gas regulations, commercial refrigeration systems, VRF systems, chillers, and joining refrigeration pipework. He is currently employed as a refrigeration engineer at Kelly RAC where he performs preventative maintenance, installations, and repairs. Prior to his current role, he worked as a refrigeration engineer for Veolia and refrigeration technician for Reefertech Refrigeration.
The document discusses principles and equipment for material handling. It recommends mechanically handling all materials from raw materials to finished goods. Heavy loads and hazardous materials should always be handled mechanically. Materials should be moved in straight lines and unit loads should be used to retain the original shape and size of materials for greater economy. Gravity feed and overhead conveyors should be utilized where possible.
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The document is an internship project report submitted by Akshay Mistri to Mr. Vijay Kumar at Amity School of Engineering & Technology. The report details Akshay's internship at Force Motors Ltd. in Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh, where he observed the material handling equipment and manufacturing lines used to produce two diesel engines - the OM611 and OM616. The report describes the various lines for manufacturing engine parts and assembling the final engines. It notes some issues with the existing material handling systems, such as metal-to-metal contact between machinery and machined surfaces that can damage parts. The report suggests using accumulation roller conveyors and improving rubber coverings on lifting tackles to better protect mach
Summer Internship Project Report on “MATERIAL STORAGE LAYOUT AND INVENTORY MA...chirag Rakholiya
This document is a report submitted by Chirag Rakholiya on their summer internship project at Kirloskar Brothers Limited. It discusses material storage layout and inventory management at KBL. The report includes an executive summary, introduction, organization overview, industry analysis, existing and proposed layout charts, research analysis, process and store management, inventory management, learning experience, and conclusion. The objective of the proposed layout was to save storage area by 32% within the existing space through vertical racks, minimizing material movement, and utilizing mechanical aids for handling.
Materials handling involves the movement, storage, and packaging of materials through various means and equipment to efficiently transport materials where needed at the desired rate while minimizing costs and utilizing minimal space. It aims to safely and timely deliver materials from receipt and storage of raw materials through production processes to finished goods storage and dispatch. Materials handling is considered both an art and a science as there are often subjective considerations and multiple potential solutions to materials handling problems.
This document discusses material handling systems and equipment. It provides definitions of material handling and outlines the goals of effective material handling. Key types of material handling equipment are described, including pallet racks, automated storage and retrieval systems, conveyors, industrial trucks, and bulk handling equipment. The roles of material handling systems in flexible manufacturing are also summarized. Advantages like improved efficiency and disadvantages like additional costs are highlighted.
Handling and storing materials safely involves proper lifting techniques to prevent back injuries, as well as ensuring materials are not stacked in a way that could cause struck-by or crushed-by injuries. Machinery like forklifts and cranes used to move materials require training and have specific safety operating procedures to follow. Inspection of lifting slings is important to check load capacity and remove slings that show signs of wear, damage, or stress. Work areas should be kept organized and clear of debris to reduce hazards.
Value chain analysis Model for automobile IndustryKapil Shendge
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Materials handling involves the movement, storage, and protection of materials. It aims to lower costs by reducing unit handling costs, cycle times, and damages while improving productivity, quality, and storage capacity. The selection of materials handling equipment depends on factors like the production problem, volume, layout, material properties, and capabilities/safety of personnel. Common equipment includes conveyors, cranes, industrial trucks, and auxiliary equipment. The design of handling systems is based on whether they are equipment-oriented, material-oriented, method-oriented, or function-oriented.
Raw materials include all materials used in manufacturing a finished product, whether present in the final product or not. They must meet defined purchase specifications. Key steps in purchasing raw materials include requisition, supplier selection, quotation, order placement, receipt, and payment. Proper storage conditions must be maintained based on product requirements. Vendors are selected and qualified to ensure a consistent supply of materials meeting quality standards. Receipt, storage, and sampling of materials are controlled through standard operating procedures.
The document discusses procedures for maintaining a clean and organized receiving bay. It is important to keep the receiving bay clean and organized to make the receiving process easier, prevent accidents, and potential theft. Proper procedures should be followed such as ensuring all goods and equipment have a designated storage place, walkways remain clear, goods are promptly processed, and housekeeping is regularly performed. Appropriate security measures like access restrictions and cameras also help prevent theft in the receiving bay. New technologies like RFID, conveyor belts, and robotic systems are increasingly used to further organize the receiving process and reduce risks.
The document provides guidance on maintaining a clean and organized receiving bay. It discusses hazards that can exist, such as tripping, slipping, injuries from forklifts or falling objects. Procedures to avoid accidents include keeping walkways clear, promptly processing goods, and following storage and signage policies. Security measures like access restrictions and cameras can prevent theft. New technologies like RFID tracking, conveyor belts, and robots help organize the receiving process.
warehousing: Good warehousing practice, materials managementnishasharma420212
This document discusses good warehousing practices and materials management in the pharmaceutical industry. It defines a warehouse as a place where raw materials and finished products are stored before distribution. Good warehousing practices (GWP) involve storing supplies in a way that products are always available in good condition, preserving drug integrity. GWP provides benefits like optimized resource use, supply chain integration, easier product location and retrieval, stock control, and regulatory compliance. The document outlines key warehouse functions, elements of good practices like safety, premises maintenance, and documentation, staff roles, and storage of different product types.
This document provides an overview of production management for a seminar. It discusses production organization and how it is structured with roles like production planning, product design, production management, and quality assurance. It also covers material management aspects like material handling equipment, inventory management methods, and ABC analysis. The key points are:
1) Production management involves planning, implementing, and controlling industrial production processes to ensure smooth operations.
2) The production organization chart shows how roles like planning, design, management, and quality control are coordinated.
3) Material handling equipment includes conveyors, and inventory management methods aim to minimize costs and maintain supply-demand balance.
Warehousing.pptx in the quality assurancehlo951790
Warehousing involves the storage of raw materials and finished products in warehouses before distribution. Good warehousing practices (GWP) ensure products are stored properly to maintain quality and safety. Key aspects of GWP include proper storage conditions, documentation of procedures, and optimizing resources. GWP helps with inventory management, regulatory compliance, and efficient distribution. Material management deals with planning and controlling the flow of materials from purchase to production and distribution. It aims to satisfy demand cost-effectively while maintaining adequate inventory levels and consistent supply. Key functions include procurement, inventory control, production scheduling, and coordination between departments.
The document provides an overview of the differences in non-conformance handling between Infor LN versions 10.3 and 10.4. Key changes in 10.4 include the addition of a quarantine functionality to support processes for handling non-conforming items during purchase, warehousing and production. The quarantine functionality allows for multiple quarantine locations and supports quarantine inventory planning. The document also reviews how to set up and use the new quarantine functionality for rejecting non-conforming production materials and end items.
This document discusses various aspects of warehouse decisions. It begins by defining warehousing and explaining the need for warehousing. It then discusses the functions of warehouses and different types of warehouses including private, public, government, bonded, and cooperative warehouses. The document also covers factors to consider for warehouse selection such as the nature of goods, handling equipment, storage duration, and activities performed. Additionally, it discusses centralized vs decentralized warehouse locations and factors that influence warehouse size and number.
The document discusses good warehousing practices for pharmaceutical products. It covers key areas like warehouse management, design, security, temperature control, incoming goods procedures, storage conditions, staff roles, and stock management. The goal is to properly store products and control the warehouse environment to prevent issues like cross contamination, temperature excursions, and theft. Proper training of warehouse staff is also emphasized.
This document provides quality statistics for a construction project in October 2021. The project's PQI (Project Quality Index) was 90.1% for the month. Key issues affecting the PQI included improper material preservation (4.2% impact), acceptance of mechanical work (2.9%), and quality personnel staffing shortages (1.6%). Root cause analyses were conducted for specific issues and corrective actions were identified, including improved material handling and storage, additional training, and increased inspections.
The document provides an orientation for contractors working at an Amcor Rigid Plastics site. It outlines general safety rules including maintaining a clean work area, using proper PPE, and reporting any incidents or injuries. Specialized work like hot works or confined space entry requires additional training and permits. Contractors must check-in upon arrival and sign a checklist to confirm they received the orientation. The orientation aims to ensure contractor safety and compliance with site rules.
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This document provides an overview of material management in the pharmaceutical industry. It discusses the various types of materials that must be managed, including raw materials, packaging materials, intermediates, finished products, rejected materials, and more. For each material type, it outlines the processes for purchasing, receiving, inspecting, storing, sampling, identifying, and dispatching the materials. Maintaining proper documentation and storage conditions at each stage is emphasized. The overall goal of pharmaceutical material management is to ensure the right quality and quantity of materials are obtained and handled correctly to enable the production of quality finished products.
Jonathan Flynn is an experienced refrigeration technician seeking new opportunities. He has over 20 years of experience in refrigeration maintenance, installation, and repair across various sectors such as food and beverage, pharmaceutical, and commercial. His technical skills include ammonia handling, F-gas regulations, commercial refrigeration systems, VRF systems, chillers, and joining refrigeration pipework. He is currently employed as a refrigeration engineer at Kelly RAC where he performs preventative maintenance, installations, and repairs. Prior to his current role, he worked as a refrigeration engineer for Veolia and refrigeration technician for Reefertech Refrigeration.
This document discusses warehouse management. It defines warehouse management and lists its key activities like arranging inventory, maintaining equipment, and tracking performance. It describes various areas of a warehouse like receiving, quarantine, storage, and dispensing. It outlines procedures for receiving goods, quarantining, sampling, and approving or rejecting samples. It discusses design considerations, security, temperature and humidity control, and rules for storage. It also covers storage conditions, packaging, finished products, and the roles and responsibilities of warehouse staff.
Inderpaul Singh has 4 years of experience as a QA/QC Inspector for insulation projects. He has worked on several major construction projects in Saudi Arabia, managing site quality and safety. Some of his responsibilities include preparing inspection test plans, ensuring work meets specifications, checking insulation thickness, materials and workmanship. He is skilled in applicable codes and standards, and motivated to work under pressure to meet deadlines.
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