Figure Drawing Secrets

The foremen frequently have no idea where material is, when needed, and often men and machines are idle, while it is being found. Stores run short, causing Evilg idleness for hours, frequently for days, until the old goods can be obtained. Stores collected, and method carefully arranged in proper places not only save time, but economize space. Frequently a larger amount, than needed, is kept on hand, and a greater amount of capital is invested than is necessary. Factories, either large or small, should reserve proper and sufficient space The gtore _ For stores. It is just as necessary in small as in room a large factories. In the former, the owner him- necessity * Self may take active charge, or he may assign it, as part of The work of a trusted employee, while in the latter, a special person is assigned to take charge, and frequently it is necessary to have a large clerical force to assist him. In large factories, each department has its storeroom, conSystem in taming the supplies needed for that departan-ange- ment, each in charge of a competent person. The arrangement of the storeroom should be of such a nature as to allow the greatest possible dispatch in filling orders. Each article should have its own place, suited in arrangement, capacity, and location to the requirements of efficient use. Bins, shelves, racks, etc., should have easy access, and be carefully marked. Nothing pays so well as arrangement in a storeroom....