Plant Pilferage (1966)
1966 · Short film · 32 min · dir. Francis J. Rose
Synopsis
How plant managers can prevent employee theft, shot at a Sunbeam appliance factory for the Highway Safety Foundation; 1966.
Synopsis, reviewed
Details
- Director
- Francis J. Rose
- Running time
- 32 minutes
Cast & crew
- Francis J. Rose Director
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★★ · Adam 12 · recarter64 · 2011-04-20
The young kid in the elevator at the beginning is Martin Milner later to star in TV's cop show Adam 12. This film is awesome,love the old geezer pouting at the start! Classic!
★★★ · It might sound funny to you, but... · Celecoxib200mg · 2017-12-15
Employee pilferage can be a serious problem, especially in large industrial outfits. I remember my dad's old company from years ago. They always had employees nicking small items (and by small I mean anything as large as heaters and bulldozer tyres), but at one point in particular, they had a serious problems with scrap metal theft, especially copper wire. It got so bad that not only the entire factory, but even the employee housings got affected. Blackouts were everyday occurence. They were calculating their copper wire lossage literally in kilometres. He told ne an anecdote of how he…
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