Neatness counts in the shop

“A place for everything and everything in its place.” That might be a good adage when it comes to today's service shop.

Take a look around your service shop or the bays of any outside service provider you send work to. What do you see? Some amount of disorder is to be expected as technicians often have to disassemble components to make repairs and some grease and oil on the floor is a given during the course of normal shop operation.

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