Censco LLC Information

CENSCO offers solutions to common industry problems. Our solutions set in place the design quality and technical documentation required to allow your manufacturing processes to be more efficient, streamlined and cost-effective. Typical problems you might encounter due to poor design quality and/or incomplete technical documentation are as follows: Repeated design errors found during assembly each time a new system is released for manufacturing. Unnecessary design features inherited into product that are no longer used. Grossly overdesigned features due to not calculating the strength or structural integrity of the design. Delays found during assembly due to incomplete designs or designs that were not properly documented because engineers were forced to shorten engineering cycle time prior to releasing it to manufacturing. Assembly personnel spending a lot of time drilling and tapping holes in order to assemble all components. Your engineers constantly being called to the assembly floor to help solve problems. Your engineers being called by outside machine shops or vendors because there is not enough information to supply the parts. Assembly personnel are constantly in the engineering office seeking clarification or asking for instructions. There is only one person in your company that knows how to put something together. Technical personnel, who retire or leave the company, take valuable information with them. BOM with missing parts and/or quantities. BOM with discontinued parts because vendor went out of business or the part is obsolete. You would like to add more resources to an assembly line but there are not enough instructions or clear assembly documentation to help new or inexperienced personnel. Only highly skilled personnel are capable of doing a job that can be done by a less skilled laborer with clear and complete documentation available. Corrections or mark-ups made on the floor were not transcribed into the original drawing. Out-dated drawings not matching what is being built Interferences or ...