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Craftsman Cribsheet No. 134: ISO Material Groups: Steel
How to interpret the machinability of various forms of steel.
Read MoreComposition of Steel-Reporting Practices for Unspecified Elements
Sometimes the test report shows more chemical elements than we expect. Here’s why.
Read MoreKeeping It In The Family — Succession Tips From Those Who Lived It | Part 1
PMPA members share some tips to avoid getting burned when passing the business torch from one family member to another.
Read MoreCraftsman Cribsheet No. 133: Identifying ISO Workpiece Material Groups
When selecting the right tooling for a job, it is important to understand how that selection will impact your end results.
Read MoreHow to Differentiate First Aid From a Recordable Event
First aid is not a recordable. Recordables are injuries that require treatment beyond first aid.
Read MoreDomain Mastery for Mastering Change
What are the positions on your team’s roster to ensure that you win the game of ‘change?’
Read MoreCraftsman Cribsheet No. 132: Why You Should Care About Slips, Trips and Falls
Slips, trips and falls are becoming an increasingly cited regulation. Here’s how to minimize these hazards.
Read MoreDo You Have Single Points of Failure?
Plans need to be in place before a catastrophic event occurs.
Read MoreHelping Employees With Open Enrollment
Providing clear information will go a long way to ensure a successful open enrollment.
Read MoreCraftsman Cribsheet No.131: FANUC Macro Programming Basics
Macros are essential to high-production CNC programming because they simplify blocks of code.
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