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Manufacturing
Manufacturing is the use of tools, machines and labor to produce goods for sale or use. It may refer to various human activities ranging from handicraft to high tech, but is most commonly applied to industrial production where raw materials are transformed into finished goods.
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How much does a fabrication worker make?
depending on what they do it varies.If they fabricate on oil rigs they can make anywhere from $80,000-$120,000 a year Canadian if they fabricate structural steel in shops such as bridges, buildings etc... guys who do this make about $60,000 a year plus extremely good benefits. Steel fabricators/welders/boilermakers/iron workers are in high demand right now.they make a great living while doing something they love.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of factories?
The advantages are- more products gets made - more jobs The disadvantages are- some factories will polute the environment
Some pros would be the routine, if you master it then you can do it even if you close your eyes. Another would be the pay, it will be stable but gets you by, the work load can also be a pro since you have usually the same amount of work. Cons would be first, no adventure, usually routinary and nothing new. 2nd would be pay doesnt upgrade, usually when you are that low on the company, chances are you dont get promoted for a very long time.
What US state produces the most oranges?
I would say Florida. I have seen a lot of oranges there also grapefruit.
Do crates made from plywood have to be stamped by IPPC?
The IPPC standard only impacts packaging using solid wood (both coniferous and non-coniferous). Engineered wood products such as corrugated, plywood, OSB, etc. are exempt. If there is any solid wood used in the packaging, the unit must be marked accordingly.
From which 2 names did nylon get its name?
One urban legend says that the name comes from 'NY' meaning New York, and Lon, from London. However long before this, Nylon's creator said that the 'Nyl' was made up, and the 'on' was to follow other materials such as cotton or rayon. He later said that it was based on the words 'no-run'.
Mostly for clothing. Silk was used for its strength and fineness of its fiber, but gradually synthetics were able to replace silk. Nylon was probably the major factor in silk's decline. Stockings, parachutes, various rigging were all originally silk, but nylon is more reliable, because it's not affected by water, mildew or rot.
Is Brazilian cherry a good hardwood floor?
Yes, it is a very good floor, but it does scratch easily. So if you have young kids or pets it would'nt be a good floor
What is in the American Manufacturing Belt?
The American Manufacturing Belt is an area that contains the lion's share of industrial activity in both the United States and Canada. The corners of the "core rectangular region" are Boston, Milwaukee, St. Louis and Baltimore.
The tertiary sector comprises the service industries. Types of industry in the tertiary sector are: * Banking * Insurance * Delivery services * Health services * Education * Police These industries involve a lot of paperwork. Paper records were originally handwritten, then machinery such as the typewriter and calculator made paperwork quicker and more efficient. Now ICT has replaced these older methods. Computers are used to word process, calculate and maintain data records. The tertiary sector comprises the service industries. Types of industry in the tertiary sector are: * Banking * Insurance * Delivery services * Health services * Education * Police These industries involve a lot of paperwork. Paper records were originally handwritten, then machinery such as the typewriter and calculator made paperwork quicker and more efficient. Now ICT has replaced these older methods. Computers are used to word process, calculate and maintain data records.
What are types of manufacturing business enterprises?
sole proprietorship
partnership
limited liability corp
corporation and
s corporation
Composition of high speed steel?
HSS is 18% Tungsten, 4% Chromium, 1% Vanadium, 0.7% Carbon and rest Iron
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What is the marketing aspect of the feasibility study?
marketing aspect is to determine the suitability of property for profitable development and to define optimal products and amenities in accordance with projected market demand.(The Marketing People,2014)
Fixed manufacturing overhead costs are shifted from one period to another due to changes in inventories under absorption costing.
Every unit that is produced is assigned some fixed manufacturing overhead costs. Assuming that the said unit is not sold during that period, the fixed manufacturing cost assigned to that unit will then become part of the inventory and reported on the balance sheet and not the cost of good sold.
How many shoes does nike make per day?
It is estimated that Nike produces about two hundred thousand pairs of shoes every day. They have production facilities all over the world.
How is lint different from cotton?
Cotton is a little more soft but they are pretty much the same thing. They are both used for clothing.
