Freddie Mac Document Custody Procedures Handbook Preface August 2015 3 For information on certification and custody of mortgages originated in whole or in part electronically, please refer to Freddie Mac's eMortgage Guide, found on Freddie Mac’s website at. With process systems knowledge Schenck Process offers a portfolio of industrial air filtration products that have been designed specifically for European technical and process requirements. Based on the Mac Process dust collectors, which have been successfully cleaning the air in the USA for over 40 years, the.
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The Mac Powerhouse (MPH) Baghouse Dust Collector is designed to handle fine particulates and heavy dust loads. MPH filters come in sizes and configurations to fit most industrial air quality control applications – from grain, flour and wood dust to coal, rock mineral and chemical fines.
Reverse-Air System Achieves Exceptional Cleaning
The MPH Reverse-Air System achieves exceptionally uniform media cleaning. Schenck Process’s proprietary pie-shaped air distribution arm cleans every bag the same number of times in each rotation – unlike other bag cleaning filter designs which needlessly clean the inside rows of bags with more air than the outside rows, resulting in wasted energy and uneven bag/cartridge wear.
Computer-designed bag spacing creates lower average internal air velocities and further promotes cleaning efficiency. The use of round filter bags, instead of the oval bags found on other collectors, also contributes to even cleaning.
The fan blows directly into a rotating cleaning arm that passes over the filter bags. The fan and the gear drive that rotates the cleaning arm both employ explosion proof motors. Filters are designed for 20” W.C. and a maximum operating temperature of 104° F.
Design features of MPH Baghouse Dust Collectors:
- Meets air quality standards year after year with minimal maintenance
- Low pressure/high volume cleaning mechanism incorporates a centrifugal fan to produce the bag cleaning air
- Centrifugal fan blows continuously into a rotating arm passing over bags
- No timing mechanism required
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A business or organization can more effectively facilitate training of new employees with the use of well-written standard operations procedures (SOP). Beyond training, an SOP manual gives existing team members a resource for less-frequently used procedures, ensuring procedures are done with the correct protocol, maintaining quality control. Writing a standard operating procedures manual requires having a clear understanding of the steps involved in any particular process.
Define Core Processes
Look at all of the core processes that your company has. Start to define which processes will be outlined and mapped in the SOP manual. While you might not map every last process, it is important to establish the most fundamental and important ones.
For example, a restaurant might define core processes as to how a particular signature dish is made. Just as important is the process for cleaning the restaurant. Create a list of your core processes so you can integrate each one into the SOP manual after mapping it.
Map Each Process
Each process is defined by the steps needed to complete the process. Missing a step could mean a lost or delayed order or a defective final product. Mapping is drawing out the workflow.
For example, say you are creating an SOP for the sales process of an internet inquiry. First, map how the lead is initially contacted after requesting information: phone call, email or text. Map how many times your sales team conducts follow-ups if the prospect can't be reached initially, with specific scripts for each contact.
Map a different script for when the prospect is reached, as well as a set of follow-ups depending on whether the prospect buys your product or service or decides to hold off. Once mapped, write out the process in simple steps.
Create Checklists and Forms
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For any process, it is easier for team members to follow a form or checklist. Develop a comprehensive template based on the mapped process. If you need to collect specific information at the client intake, make sure the template has all required information laid out succinctly.
Don't assume team members remember everything in the SOP, especially when a client is sitting in front of them. Integrate the checklists and forms as an addendum to your process map and steps.
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Create a Full SOP Manual
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Once you've mapped each process and created all supporting document templates, integrate them into a full SOP manual. Organize the manual based on departments. For example, you might have 'Sales,' 'Operations' and Distribution' sections in the SOP manual. Each section would then be broken down further into the core processes of that department, generally in the order each core process takes place in the overall delivery of goods.
In the 'Distribution' section, you could have several core processes that include 'Getting the Order,' 'Packaging for Delivery,' 'Shipping' and 'Follow-Up.'
Organize the SOP manual with a table of contents, and clearly list each procedure in a bold title header. You might even include tabs for team members to easily flip through the manual, to help them locate pertinent SOPs in their departments.
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