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Most plastics manufacturers assume production problems start with machines, tooling, or process settings. But in reality, many of the biggest issues on the floor have nothing to do with technology. They’re cultural.

In plastics manufacturing, success depends on discipline. Safety procedures must be followed. Processes must be respected. Continuous production pressure must be handled without cutting corners. And quality must remain consistent across every shift. When even one of those breaks down, cycle times slow, scrap increases, and conflict spreads across teams.

This video breaks down why hiring the wrong cultural fit is more damaging than hiring someone with the wrong technical skill set. Workers who lack work ethic, accountability, or respect for process quietly disrupt production in ways machines never will. And the longer they stay, the more damage they cause.

If you’ve ever invested in equipment upgrades but still struggle with quality issues, inconsistent output, or rising scrap, this video explains what’s really happening and why the solution starts with who you hire.

Watch until the end — the final insight explains how the best-performing plastics plants protect culture on the floor and why it directly impacts profitability.

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What causes more issues in your plant — skill gaps or mindset problems?