"production floor" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the area in a factory or manufacturing facility where goods are produced. Example: The new machinery has increased efficiency on the production floor, resulting in a higher output of goods per day.
We walked back downstairs and across the production floor, to a long, narrow area enclosed behind sliding wire-mesh partitions.
Not long after that, the boss took a pretty worker off the production floor and made her his personal secretary.
Patty Rutherford, 41, has worked on the production floor for 22 years, and has never had such a windfall.
Walking the production floor was very much like meeting members of an extended family; most of the people at Thomson-Shore have been there for decades.
In Spartanburg, the company has also replaced existing metal-halide lighting fixtures on the production floor and in covered-parking areas with LEDs and other efficient systems.
We scaled two flights of aluminum stairs and entered a production floor echoing with the grinding and hissing noises of industrial labor.
When REI sends special orders from stores or individual customers -- a frequent occurrence since such items comprise 31percentt of REI's sales -- those orders will flow directly to the production floors at Cascade Designs.
The production floors hum with white-coated young people - the average age of Aardman's 300 employees, most recruited locally, is 28 - crafting, assembling, painting, and glazing the 2,000 or so plasticine models consumed by the production with a zeal bordering on the messianic.
These performance improvements, often in the areas of quality, cost, and delivery (QCD) may be external in areas affecting customer satisfaction, and internal in areas such as improving average productivity obtained per staff member, or per unit of production area floor space.
Seeds from freshly-squeezed key limes dot the production area floor, and eye-catching paraphernalia from Mexico and Tarpin's native Florida hang from the ceiling. .
Automation of 3D tasks not only improves HSE standards but also lead to much needed economic efficiency by reducing production cycle, floor space and number of staff members required for continuous inspection and manipulation of plant facilities.
