Solutions and Services Our services are flexible and tailored to the unique requirements of each customer. CHRYSPAC embraces in-house training and development of its employees and utilizes detailed work instructions and conducts on-going audits of all work. These services include:   Light Assembly Assembling parts of a larger component or product made up of a number of components. May be completely by hand or require mechanical tools. Quality Inspecting Visually reviewing, testing or measuring individual parts, components, sub-assemblies or completed products for errors which may interfere with its fit, function, utilization, performance and safety, cosmetic or esthetic appearance. May or may not require use of mechanical or pre-programmed electronic testing or measurement tools and devices. Inspection standards and processes are established by customers along with any specialized equipment required. Occasionally, involves reporting of findings to customers in order to categorize deficiencies observed. Sorting Usually associated with Quality Inspecting to separate unacceptable items from those determined to be acceptable or repairable during inspection. Re-working Repairing parts, components, assemblies or products which do not require formal training or extensive experience. May or may not require use of mechanical or electrical tools, devices or materials. Packaging Activity of placing parts, fluid or dry materials or products into containers for transport, storage or display. Methods and packaging materials are determined by customer and may be paper, cardboard, wood, plastic or metal. Processes employed are manual, mechanical or semi-automated. Small and intermediate volumes usually fall within the capacity of the company; large high-speed automated projects currently do not. Shrink wrapping can be accomplished using automated equipment or performed manually. Kitting Is akin to packaging and is the process of collecting any number of different parts and placing them into single packages or containers. Warehousing Storage space, shipping and receiving services are provided for intermediate to small volumes of material. Fulfillment Service entails holding inventories of material and shipping to order on a “just-in-time” regular or periodic basis. Inventories are managed as required to maintain sufficient levels for completing orders on time, but minimizing product investment and storage costs.