WW Aftermarket Machined Components Sourcing Strategy

1. WW Aftermarket Machined Components Sourcing Strategy September 26, 2012 0

2. Aftermarket Machined Components - Whitewater • Project Title: Aftermarket Machined Components Sourcing Plan • Project Team: Joe Johnson, Roger Sdano, Chris Albrecht, Mike Sisko, Walt Jackson, Nancy Beck, • Jennifer Eckstein (Project Manager) • Steering Committee: R. Hancock, T. Dillemuth, P. Corcoran, M. D’Amico, S.Call • Mission Statement: Develop and implement an aftermarket sourcing strategy that creates capacity and flexibility in Whitewater’s machine shop & allows for focus on the manufacturing of complete food processing systems • Background: WW core competency focusing on systems development and manufacturing – systems manufacturing hours demands are increasing • Project Goals: Decrease Aftermarket Lead Times / Reduce Cost / Free Capacity / Increase WW Mfg Flexibility • Define and implement a scalable and executable supply chain to service the aftermarket business • Project Plan and Deliverables: • Risks • Functional expert availability (QE, ME, DE, Sourcing) • Quality/part qualification resources • Ensuring Parts meet both Design Requirements and current Production Results

3. Preliminary Bid Analysis

4. Pins Sourcing Recommendation: Donson Machine

5. Bushings Sourcing Recommendation: E.C. Machine • Open Issues: • Tin cleaning may be outsourced to Metalcoat.

6. Knifeholders Sourcing Recommendation: Donson Machine • Open Issues • Tin cleaning may be outsourced to Metalcoat. • Prints call out assemblies, these parts will be purchased as a machined casting only.

7. Shafts Sourcing Recommendation: Trace-A-Matic

8. Plate Blanks Sourcing Recommendation: United Standard

9. Aftermarket Machined Components – Next Steps

10. Aftermarket Machined Components – Next Steps (cont.)`

11. APPENDIX

12. Aftermarket Sourcing Strategy: Cost Review