OHS and other statutory requirements legal requirements that affect the costing of your operations printing processes and operations information that you require from a client before costing/estimating can be done minimising production costs on any given job relationships between the processes you are involved in and prior and subsequent operations done to the job set up and changeover times determined for your processes printing materials materials that need to be included in the costing/estimating process alternative materials that may determined suitable for a client alternative materials or processes suggested to a client references and resources about materials and suppliers that do you need to help in costing/estimating different costing/estimating methodologies particular costing/estimating method choice other methods that are there, and when might you use them factors that you might adjust in your estimations if they consistently do not match costs sampling and quality control techniques quality checks that are necessary on outsourced materials or other inputs effects that quality control have on costing production records accurate production records keeping review production records and actual costs computerised production monitoring systems that can be used to accurately assess costs
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