A good friend of mine offered up this excerpt from a recent company newsletter… Ron Z. “….if you teach a man how to fish, you feed him for life.” This adage is the very essence of training. The reason some managers or supervisors get drained is because they don’t delegate. They don’t delegate because they feel they […]
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2009 NPE – Don’t Miss It!
Hi Everyone, Try not to miss the 2009 NPE in Chicago.Visit the website at www.npe.org
Great Books for Managers and Facilitators
Here is a list of recommended books that are great reading for managers and facilitators… Please feel free to comment with other books you feel apply. Developing Employees Who Love to Learn Tools, Strategies, and Programs for Promoting Learning at Work By Linda Honold Published By: Davies-Black 2000 e-learning Strategies for Delivering Knowledge in the […]
Dynamic Check Ring Repeatability Test
One of our more advanced customers brought to us this observation… Jim M. It is interesting that this test does not utilize the pack & hold portion of the cycle; just the fill portion. Experience shows, especially with high 2nd stage pressures, that the screw will drift, and some reflection of that would be a […]
Proper Torque Value for Clamping Mold to Platen
A good friend of mine just asked the following question… Ron Z. Is there an industry standard for how much torque a set up person will use to clamp a mold? I know there are specs for the bolt used but I think they’re too high. We use multiple clamps and multiple bolts per mold […]