be taken care of. And we separated the organization into real estate and production. So, therefore, like Chad Porter of our – he’s part real estate group, handling real estate related assets. So when it comes to that kind of layout, we all were like facility engineers and facility kind of managers before. Now, they’ve separated us into two areas of expertise to really focus the funding of those things separately. So real estate is given capital to do certain investments related to real estate every year. So a good partnership, absolutely. But we definitely have the it’s facility background as well. Well, good. Okay. good clarity too. Interviewer: That’s Okay. I hope I cleared that up for you. Interviewee: Yeah. That was good. Thanks. Now, Observing the Facility Interviewer: – been through this. go through it quickly again. Most We’ve I’ll important, the first day really is the most important, in my mind. The most important day. done probably more than 40 of these. I’ve Most often, when the majority of opportunities are that’s identified. We put any meat on the bones, but that first day didn’t is when we really get a pretty decent list of opportunities. And eyes and ears are the tools that are very useful. walking around and It’s saying why is that on? – I can hear something running. What is it? And when you say that, them scratch it and say that. going to skip that one. you’ll hear I’m Typical Treasure Hunt lighting. Lighting is always an opportunity. Maybe not always the most exciting, but it can be an it’s opportunity. Things like, can we re-lamp with more efficient lamps? Can we turn lights off that are on? Shut down procedures? And this is a hard one unnecessary lighting. been my experience. – Here’s It’s hard to take lights away. been in facilities where they I’ve and they have a tremendous amount of light and we might say gee, you know, you could probably remove 20 percent of – those. But on the part of the workers to say hey. there’s reluctance – taking light away from me. Just an anecdote. Metro fit You’re lighting, we know now, and LEDs really nearly reached maturity. So a pretty nice solution for lighting. That said, this plant they’re
be taken care of. And we separated the organization into real estate and production. So, therefore, like Chad Porter – he’s part of our real estate group, handling real estate related assets. So when it comes to that kind of layout, we all were like facility engineers and facility managers before. Now, they’ve kind of separated us into two areas of expertise to really focus the funding of those things separately. So real estate is given capital to do certain investments related to real estate every year. So it’s a good partnership, absolutely. But we definitely have the facility background as well. Interviewer: Well, good. Okay. That’s good clarity too. Interviewee: Okay. I hope I cleared that up for you. Interviewer: Yeah. That was good. Thanks. Now, Observing the Facility – We’ve been through this. I’ll go through it quickly again. Most important, the first day really is the most important, in my mind. The most important day. I’ve done probably more than 40 of these. Most often, that’s when the majority of opportunities are identified. We didn’t put any meat on the bones, but that first day is when we really get a pretty decent list of opportunities. And eyes and ears are the tools that are very useful. It’s walking around and saying – why is that on? I can hear something running. What is it? And when you say that, you’ll hear them scratch it and say that. I’m going to skip that one. Typical Treasure Hunt lighting. Lighting is always an opportunity. Maybe it’s not always the most exciting, but it can be an opportunity. Things like, can we re-lamp with more efficient lamps? Can we turn lights off that are on? Shut down procedures? And this is a hard one – unnecessary lighting. Here’s been my experience. It’s hard to take lights away. I’ve been in facilities where they and they have a tremendous amount of light and we might say – gee, you know, you could probably remove 20 percent of those. But there’s reluctance on the part of the workers to say – hey. You’re taking light away from me. Just an anecdote. Metro fit lighting, we know now, and LEDs really nearly reached maturity. So they’re a pretty nice solution for lighting. That said, this plant
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