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Automated Print Production for the 21st Century Presented by: Shawn M. Delemeester Production Director Valpak Direct Marketing Systems Inc. Agenda A Quick Company Overview Project Background RFP Process and Installation Power


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Automated Print Production for the 21st Century

Presented by: Shawn M. Delemeester Production Director Valpak Direct Marketing Systems Inc.

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  • A Quick Company Overview
  • Project Background
  • RFP Process and Installation
  • Power Systems Criticality & Extreme Weather

Preparedness

  • Importance of Maintenance Agreements

Agenda

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Valpak Manufacturing Video

valpak3.mpg

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Valpak Manufacturing Center

  • St. Petersburg, Florida
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  • Two current plants at capacity, requiring non-

value added processes.

  • Current technology had been in place for some

time and expansion was limited.

  • Process was very manual and not scalable.
  • Business was booming in terms of more

envelopes and number of coupons in each envelope – new business meant new staff, not improved efficiency.

Project Background – Why?

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  • Build a completely new manufacturing

process with all new equipment.

  • Consolidate our production operations at

two existing plants into one new facility.

  • New facility to be built in St. Petersburg, FL

to meet the company’s growth needs for next 10 to 20 years.

Project Background – What?

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  • Established dedicated team to work on project
  • Traveled the world to visit installations of latest

technology and equipment options

  • Developed a detailed product plan (charter)
  • High-level process design
  • Created a guiding manufacturing philosophy
  • Lean Manufacturing Principles
  • Industry-Proven Technologies
  • World-Class Partners
  • Core Manufacturing Concepts

Project Background – How?

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1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q

Project Initiation Technology Research Project Scope Definition Project Proposal Project Approval Site Selection Announcement Equipment Selection 2002 2003 2004

Project Initiation Timeline

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Valpak provided a detailed:

  • Project overview
  • Project scope
  • Technical requirements
  • RFP description
  • Testing requirements prior to

shipping

  • Installation agreement

– Commissioning & acceptance

Valpak insisted on:

  • One vendor per element
  • Fulltime dedicated team

– Project manager – Engineering support

  • Very “intense” design integration

meetings

  • Strong partnerships

– VP of higher level involvement

Why did we chose Caterpillar? They had the coolest hats!

RFP Process

Bidding vendors: Caterpillar, Cummins and Kohler

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1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q

Announcement Equipment Selection Equipment Design/Mfg Building Construction Systems Development Equipment Installation Integration Testing Work Instrs./Training Matls. Train the Trainers Employee Startup Training Mock Production 2004 2005 2006 2007

Project Installation and Start Up Timeline

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  • Building was built in 5 stages
  • Based upon timeline for equipment install
  • Each required power and A/C
  • Power systems and A/C
  • Temporary Gensets and A/C in Phase #1
  • Utility power and Chiller supplied A/C by Phase 2
  • Testing
  • Show us it will work
  • Commissioning
  • Show us it will work consistently
  • Acceptance
  • Show us it will work to specification

Installation Process

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Building Completion Sequence

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  • Tampa Bay are is the lighting

capital of the United States.

  • 1.5 million strikes per year on

avg.

  • Tampa Bay is ranked in the top

ten for the most vulnerable hurricane zones

  • Collaborated with USF to

determine worst case scenario

  • Cat 5, mouth of Tampa Bay,

Lunar high tide with Mars and Venus in alignment

  • Built the facility to withstand Cat

4 Hurricane

  • Raised the ground level to 18ft

above sea level

  • Tilt slab construction with

maximum structural support

  • Reinforced roof connections,

minimal roof clutter/penetrations

  • Hurricane Impact glass
  • Curtain Walls to protect exterior

equipment

  • Invested in redundancy where it

made sense

  • Power, Water, Control systems

Extreme Weather Conditions

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  • Continuous process flow critical
  • 24/6 Production Mon.-Sat.
  • Maintenance or Make-up on Sun.
  • All systems are computer controlled
  • 18-20 different vendor systems
  • 1 Middleware package (the router)
  • SAP our Business management software
  • Onsite Datacenter supports
  • Valpak operations
  • Valpak franchise network
  • Data back up at Cox Atlanta
  • Business Continuity Plan is nearly impossible

Systems Projection Criticality

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  • Cat 300 Series Flywheel Generator (UPS)
  • 4 - 1200 kVA
  • 2 - 300 kVA
  • Generator Sets
  • 3 Model 3516B Diesel 2250kW Volts 480 Phase

3

  • Sound attenuated enclosures
  • Keeps the neighbors happy
  • Protects the equipment
  • Paralleling and Switchgear
  • 3 Paralleling Switchgear
  • 2 Automatic Transfer Switches

Caterpillar Power Systems

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  • Equipment
  • “Bumper to Bumper” long-term service agreements on all

equipment

  • Monthly, Quarterly and Annual maintenance
  • Annual load bank testing
  • Genset Fuel (3@7,000 gallon tanks)
  • Electronic fuel usage monitoring
  • Fuel tested and maintained by Caterpillar
  • One Throat to Choke!

Importance of Maintenance Agreements

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Questions and Answers

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For More Information:

Speaker: Shawn_Delemeester@Valpak.com Home Page: http://www.coxtarget.com/vmc/index.jsp

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