MFG – Secondary Processes

SECONDARY PROCESSES SECONDARY PROCESSES

The secondary processes are what is done after cutting and threading material. These secondary processes are heading, bending, welding, and chamfering.

Heading is hot forging a head on the bolt.

Bending uses a hydraulic system to bend a 90-degree angle.

Welding assembles a nut and/or a washer/plate on one end of the bar and tack welds it in place.

Chamfering is when you cut a bevel angle on the end of the bar.

Key things to always remember:

Make sure that the material you are using is for the order you have.

Always count and measure your material.

We encourage you to ask questions.

THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS TO BE SAFE! IT'S THE NUMBER 1 GOAL.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF TRAINING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF TRAINING

SECONDARY PROCESSES

Once the trainer is confident the trainee has the basic tools and knowledge to perform their job, the trainer will meet with the manager to discuss the training. Once the manager is confident in the completion of the training, he or she will sign and date each area provided below.

TRAINER: DATE:

TRAINEE: DATE:

SUPERVISOR: DATE: