Accountability By Occ Incoming Inspection At The Paper Mill

Quality management

What you'll learn

Quality management

Paper mill knowledge

Fiber performance on mill

Human factor management

Requirements

Not requirements

Description

How to make a profit on quality inspection.1.- What is the key indicator of paper mill “fiber lost”?A higher fiber lost indicate problems with the incoming inspections.A lower fiber lost indicte most of the time a good incoming inspection.2.- My experience reducing moisture from bad OCC suppliers.For those suppliers that they have moisture results above the 25%, implemented the thermobalance measuring.Technically the answer is due to the bale moisture AP 500-M6 is less accurate reading above 25%, we decided to take a 3 samples from different parts of the bale OCC less than 3 g each one, put them together and make a moisture test on thermo. Repeat, just for the bad supplier, make the deduction based on an only one result according to thermobalance.3.- Changing the methodology of taking samples for OCC inspectionWe used to check 20 or 30 % of the bales on each delivery from our OCC suppliers, and also we used to make a closed bale inspection, well, nevertheless, we are going to make a open bale inspections ramdonly doing a good team with our parthers of logistic, with the forklift operators to catch bales with moisture. In my experience when we recieve bales on dry box, is clear the wáter marks on the floor, wáter falling from the roof and walls.Benefits of make inspections on open bale:- Accurate reading moisture for supplier deliveries (sometimes the suppliers spread wáter inside to get more weight and in consequence more money).

Overview

Section 1: Introducción

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: What is fiber performance or fiber lost concepts?

Lecture 2 What is fiber lost?

Section 3: My experience reducing moisture from bad OCC suppliers

Lecture 3 Reducng moisture from bad OCC suppliers

Section 4: Changing the methodology of taking samples for OCC inspection

Lecture 4 Changing the methodology of taking samples for OCC inspection

Section 5: Following up the moisture average weekly to the top ten OCC suppliers

Lecture 5 Following up the moisture average weekly to the top ten OCC suppliers

Section 6: How to make a discount from outthrows and prohibitive materials?

Lecture 6 How to make a discount from outthrows and prohibitive materials?

Section 7: Following up evaluations for each inspectors and conclusion

Lecture 7 Following up evaluations for each inspectors and conclusion

Paper mill workers