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Industry Intelligence

Glass Insights

Specialized reporting built for the glass industry — waste, methods, mix, pricing.

Waste Cost (30d)
$43,620
of $1,240,000 materials
Waste Rate
3.5%
vs 4.5% industry benchmark
0.8%vs prev
Highest-Waste Crew
Team Charlie
4.8% rate — training opportunity
Highest-Waste Material
Back-painted
5.2% rate

Waste Cost by Reason

Where our dollars are going

Breakage during handling
$14,820 · 47 events
Installation error / wrong cut
$11,240 · 28 events
Damaged on delivery
$8,960 · 32 events
Customer change / rework
$6,420 · 19 events
Other
$2,180 · 12 events

Waste Rate Trend

6-month trailing · target 2.5%

Waste by Material Type

Waste by Crew

Rate = waste cost / total material cost

Team Alpha (D. Ruiz)
$9,820 across 32 jobs2.1%
Team Bravo (M. Chen)
Top performer
$6,120 across 28 jobs1.6%
Team Charlie (J. Ortiz)
Needs training
$14,240 across 24 jobs4.8%
Team Delta (S. Park)
$7,940 across 30 jobs2.4%
Team Echo (K. Novak)
Top performer
$5,500 across 26 jobs1.8%

High-Waste Jobs

Investigate root cause and update processes

JobCustomerWaste CostRateRoot Cause
GV-2024-0182Palm Ridge Residences$3,2408.2%Multiple rework cuts
GV-2024-0164Vegas Ridge Estates$2,1806.1%Damaged on delivery
GV-2024-0201Skyline GC Group$1,9605.8%Customer spec change
GV-2024-0219MGM Grand F&B$1,6404.9%Breakage handling
Below industry average
Your waste rate 3.5% is beating the 4.5% benchmark — keep it up.
Training opportunity
Team Charlie (J. Ortiz) is running high — pair with Team Bravo on the next 3 jobs.
Supplier follow-up
Damage-on-delivery accounts for 21% of waste — request tighter packaging spec from top 2 vendors.