Certified in Providing Quality & Satisfaction
MUIR Omni Graphics holds itself to the highest standards in world class manufacturing, including considerations in quality, safety, and environmental impacts. The ISO Standards to which we are certified set the bar for continuous improvements in quality & customer satisfaction as well as environment impacts.
Many companies can establish compliance to the standards, but MUIR Omni Graphics has a history of embedding elements of those standards into our culture, weaving it into the daily activities of our employees. The business objectives reviewed by leadership teams assure consistent checks are in place and value-added activities for the company’s success as well as the quality of products and services we provide to our clients.
This means:
- Risk evaluations with any changes or improvement ideas related to our products or manufacturing processes
- Technical Testing of product performance directly related to client expectations
- Monitor and measurement of trends that include customer feedback / quality ratings as well as internal waste streams including any rework due nonconformances
- Within our Quality and Compliance Management system that dictates our efforts for compliance with the two standards, there is a high emphasis on reduction of waste (both time and material) as well review of process changes that may better our abilities to consistently meet client demands.
We work to continually LIFT Muir Omni Graphics to new levels of quality by:
- Listening to clients and prospective clients for product requirements and perceptions of our service
- Improve continually within the framework of our ISO quality system and 6-sigma/Lean methodologies
- Foster employee skill levels and satisfaction to work together as a….
- Team with common goals of success
By conducting sustainable business today, we can REACH out to the future by:
- The Reduction of Waste with an emphasis on Reducing, Reusing and Recycling
- The Efficient use of Resources (raw materials, energy, labor, etc)
- The Awareness training or our environmental impacts, continuous improvements, and the provision of sustainable performance information for employees, stakeholders, and the public.
- The Compliance of all applicable environmental, health, and safety and employment laws, legislation, regulations, and other requirements.
- The Health and Safety of our employees, the community, and the Earth
By aiming toward sustainability, we strive to make a difference not only today but also in the years to come while still providing the highest quality products and services.
Look Who’s 10!
As we celebrate the 10th year of being an employee-owned business, Muir Omni Graphics wants to recognize all of our staff for all of their hard work. We wouldn’t be where we are today if it wasn’t for their hard work and dedication! We would like to thank our Muir Omni Graphics family in recognition of Employee Ownership month.
Come See Why Our Clients Stick With Us
Visit us at Booth 112 at this year’s Farm Equipment Manufacturers Association’s Marketing & Distribution Convention happening on October 25th, 26th, and 27th in Orlando, FL.
Employee Spotlight
Jade Milloy-Cobb
Position/Title:
Art Department Technician
Hometown:
Germantown Hills, Illinois
Favorite Part of the Job:
I love seeing the finished product, and watching the art go from just an image onto a screen turned into a finished product to the consumer. It is very rewarding to know all the work that goes into it and the people along the way.
Responsibilities at Muir Omni Graphics:
I am responsible for getting the art ready and completely set-up for the production process. This includes the files used in order to print, cut, and the blueprints that are not already created for the customer.
Favorite Quote:
“Not all those who wander are lost” – J.R.R. Tolkien
Hobbies Outside of Work:
I love to read, go camping, and garden.
What is one thing most people don’t know about you?
One thing most people do not know is that my sister and I are the same age for two and a half weeks, she is also mistaken for the older one.
