The document summarizes issues with the spreading, cutting, and sewing processes at a facility. In the spreading room, the tables and fabric were unorganized with no designated space for fabric rolls or proper lighting. During spreading, there was no use of modes or defined positions for clamps/weights, and the tables were dirty. Marker making was done hastily without advanced methods. Cutting used only three scissors and one knife on the same tables as spreading. Both spreading and cutting were done by one operator, leading to high fabric waste. Sewing machines were all manual and not enough for operators. Stations lacked adjustable stools or proper thread/fabric placement. There was also no designated finishing department.