We’ve previously tackled quality control in the restaurant and food industries (See Quality Control in Restaurants, and Quality Control in the Food Industry). In this entry, we’re focusing on quality control in the manufacturing industry.
Most manufacturing companies distribute handbooks solely focused on the topic of cleanliness. Some conduct seminars and trainings on proper housekeeping. Some also adopt and implement the use of precision cleaning. Discussions and instructions on cleaning are outlined. The importance of cleanliness is constantly stressed. Different methods of discerning cleanliness levels are discussed, as well as selecting cleaning methods, testing and analyzing cleaning methods, interpreting data, and regulatory considerations. All of these are done to ensure that a certain level of cleanliness is achieved for their manufactured products to pass quality control. A good example would be microchip production.
All modern technology and electronics require microchips. The microchip to an electronic device is like the heart to a human. We get to use every single electronic device we have, thanks to microchips. Production of microchips can be very delicate. Why? A single dust particle can damage a microchip during production. So imagine how incessantly must cleanliness be stressed and religiously maintained in a microchip fabrication plant.
Since manufacturing in general requires specific cleaning methods to achieve specific cleanliness levels, it extremely helps if workers are given not only the 7correct training, but the proper tools as well. Sustainability solutions provider GoodEarth Products helps manufacturers achieve these goals by making ergonomically designed and sustainable cleaning systems available. GEP Touchless Cleaning System and MicroKleen Hygiene System are just a few examples. GoodEarth can also customize its products and services to suit each client’s needs, especially those with very specific requirements like in the manufacturing industry. To learn more about GoodEarth Products, visit www.goodearthproducts.net.
