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From bench to balance sheet.
The line
  1. (01)

    Mark

    A block is marked at the bench. The marking sheet records pit, dimensions and grade, entered at the face.

  2. (02)

    Cut

    Sheet cuttings follow every slice. Machinery logs meter the hours, and diesel is weighed against the machine that burned it.

  3. (03)

    Grade

    Each slab is graded and tied back to the block it came off, so quality travels with the stone, not in someone's head.

  4. (04)

    Dispatch

    Loads leave on a dispatch record tied to the customer and to the block they came from. The board moves with the stone.

  5. (05)

    Day book

    The day's movements land in the day book as they happen — production, payments, fuel, hours, all on one running record.

  6. (06)

    Reconcile

    Day book to ledger in one pass. Every rupee settles against a record you can put in front of a customer without apology.

On the record
  • Every block, from chalk mark to dispatch
  • Every shift, day handed to night with a written report
  • Every machine-hour, metered and logged
  • Every litre of diesel, against the machine that burned it
  • Every rupee, accounted from block to ledger
More from the field
Marked, cut, dispatched.02The stoneRead →Every machine, on the record.03The fleetRead →

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