Tool and Material Control Systems
Keeping track of tools and materials is a major problem for electrical contractors. The results of haphazard control systems are:
- Higher costs – to replace lost equipment or tools, or to buy unneeded materials which might inly be “buried in the warehouse.
- Personnell costs – less efficient use of staff to remedy problems that could be solved another way.
Copyright Info: © 1995 Electrical Contracting Foundation All rights reserved.
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Publication Date:
February 1995
Format & Size:
Soft cover, 34 pages
Index Number:
F9501

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