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R.I. Refiner Adds Loss Prevention Audit Services
Pease & Curren now will offer free precious metals loss prevention audits for both current and potential customers to help identify areas of improvement and maximize returns.
Warwick, R.I.--Precious metals refiner and recycler Pease & Curren has announced that the company now will offer free precious metals loss prevention audits for both current and potential customers to help identify areas of improvement.
Upon request, a Pease & Curren refining consultant will be sent to the facility to perform the audit, providing insights into where improvements can be made or where a customer might be able to increase returns in the reclamation process.
They will use best practices from major manufacturers--the audit was designed by operations managers from two prestigious jewelry manufacturers--and incorporate them into the facility’s daily process, creating a procedure for recovering precious metals that is both easy and profitable, the refiner said.
For more information or to schedule an audit, visit the Pease & Curren website.
“The most prestigious jewelers depend on us to handle their precious metals and stone removal,” Pease & Curren Vice President Raymond Farnsworth said. “By adding this service, we are providing a way for manufacturers to uncover precious metals waste in the manufacturing process.”
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