• Sep 28, 2018
• improvement, lean, manufacturing, safety
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Franklin, WI (September 25, 2018) – Local machined parts manufacturer, Allis Roller, is embarking on the World Class Manufacturing (WCM) integrative system for business and operational optimization, one of the most exclusive and highly respected programs for lean manufacturing in the world. With multinational customers like John Deere and CNH, adopting WCM strategies is part of Allis Roller’s larger goal of striving for continuous improvement and a leaner, more efficient manufacturing model. Recent hire, John Gil, brings extensive experience in manufacturing quality control and operational improvement and is spearheading the WCM push at Allis Roller. Gil currently has a Green Belt Certification in Lean Six Sigma, and is working towards his Black Belt Certification. He had this to say about their decision to implement the WCM system:

“We’re excited for the opportunity to make our operation smarter, faster, and more cost effective over time. World Class Manufacturing is a unique and highly selective program, and we know it will help us improve on the already solid foundation we’ve already built here at Allis Roller.”

The WCM strategy for continuous improvement incorporates several pillars, each implicating every component of an operation from workplace safety and employee morale, to waste reduction and systems optimization. Allis Roller will be specifically working towards the pillars of Preventative Maintenance/Workplace Organization, Safety, Cost-deployment, and Continuous improvement over the next several years, priming their operation for sustainable growth and raising the profile of Wisconsin Manufacturing.

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About Allis Roller

Allis Roller is a manufacturer and welder of custom, complex machine parts and rollers of all kinds to the agricultural, construction, and industrial industries. Our engineering expertise enables our team to create precision machine parts for especially unique applications at the highest level of quality, and at globally competitive rates.