Behind every great business or laboratory, there's at least one great facilities engineer. Facility engineers are responsible for the overall functionality and operation of the buildings at which they work and the complex systems within them including electricity and HVAC.
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It is easy for first-time autoclave shoppers to become overwhelmed with all of the technical jargon they have to decipher and consider before purchasing a steam sterilizer. One of the most common points of confusion is how to determine which sterilization cycle is best for different applications.
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Interested in learning more about a specific data logger? Need some guidance in setting it up? MadgeTech’s new social media series is here to help!
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Although the names may sound similar, Muda, Mura and Muri are three very different, but equally important factors in maintaining a safe and efficient manufacturing facility. When analyzed together, the 3M's can be considered the three enemies of an efficient work place.
Muda
Muda can be simply defined as uselessness, or, more simply, waste. As if three M's wasn’t enough, Muda can be broken down into eight different types.
Modern manufacturing wouldn’t be possible without manufacturing engineers. While production workers have a strong understanding of the equipment they use on a daily basis, the manufacturing engineers must have a complete, top to bottom understanding of every piece of equipment in a facility, and how all of the parts work together to create one cohesive unit. In many ways, manufacturing engineers are the hub that holds a modern production facility together...
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