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Company
Overview & Manufacturing Background |
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HISTORY & OVERVIEW
Circuit Science, Inc. has been a manufacturer
of rigid printed circuit boards since 1967. Beginning
as a prototype facility, the company's early success with
several accounts demonstrated the need to provide manufacturing,
from prototype to production.
Today, Circuit Science enjoys business relationships with
customers that have relied on the company's manufacturing
abilities for over thirty years.
As we prepare to grow into the next millennium, the
most important goal is continuous process improvement
through employee training and equipment modernization.
OUR GOAL WILL BE REALIZED THROUGH:
Employee Recognition and Involvement
Facility Improvements
Handling Equipment
Enhancements to our Computerized manufacturing
Effective Use of Statistical Process Control
Equipment modernization
Aggressive preventive maintenance programs
PRODUCTION CAPACITY
Our current production capacity is 16 thousand panels
per month, with a sales volume of $25 million per
year.
QUALITY ASSURANCE
Our quality control system is a direct response to customer
requirements and meets or exceeds the requirements of
ISO-9000/2000. In lieu of customer specifications, boards are
manufactured to meet the requirements of IPC-A-600, and
U.L. Standards 796/94V-0, as applicable.
For more information CSI has a "Quality Control
Manual" which will be provided upon request.
STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL
We are committed to the use and practice of W. Edwards
Deming's method of statistical process control. This
commitment is demonstrated by the emphasis put on the
benefits of SPC and the importance of proper training.
Employees are trained in charting critical
process parameters and the use of such charting to control
and improve those processes.
The basic philosophy behind the SPC program is that
this is a continuous program of quality improvements.
CIRCUIT SCIENCE'S MISSION:
Manufacture to the highest quality levels at attractive
prices utilizing SPC techniques with 100% on-time delivery.
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