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Sandalwood Solutions
We design and execute strategic programs for manufacturers which reduces work-related risks to quality, productivity, and employee health. It is important to us to continually monitor project progress to ensure we are meeting or exceeding expectations and that the results will provide value to our clients.
Our experienced engineering team employs data driven process analysis, project and supply chain management to create and implement effective solutions to help optimize our customers’ products and processes.
Sandalwood believes that a robust manufacturing facility requires careful consideration of the interaction between process, equipment/ machinery and the human. Our ergonomics and health and safety professionals understand the human response to physical and cognitive work demands.
Sandalwood prides itself on combining a thorough understanding of the manufacturing environment with strong technical expertise to define, plan and execute technology solutions for our customers.
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Fatigue Failure and How To Avoid Injuries at Work
By: Mitch Carswell It has long been recognized that materials experience failure through either a large single force applied to the material OR repeated applications of a lesser load. The Fatigue Failure Theory (FFT) has been around since the 1800’s and has gone by...