TrueStep Manufacturing
The next shift, checked against the rules you actually run
Six questions decide whether a shift runs clean. TrueStep Manufacturing answers all six from your own records, before handoff:
- Who is scheduled
- Who is actually available
- Who is qualified for the work
- Where the next shift fails the rule
- Who owns the recovery
- What changed before handoff
A worked example
What an understaffed shift looks like here
Night shift, packaging line, ten positions. Nine check out against the rules. One does not, and instead of an assumption the board shows an exception with a named owner and a due time.
Mixer 1Covered
Mixer 2Covered
Fill 1Covered
Fill 2Covered
Fork 1Cert unproved
Pack 1Covered
Pack 2Covered
QACovered
SanitationCovered
LeadCovered
Exception: Fork 1 · forklift certification cannot be proved current for the assigned operator. Owner: shift supervisor. Due: before 22:00 handoff. Recovery options shown: reassign a certified operator from Pack 2, or verify the certification against the training ledger.
The grid never guesses. A qualification that cannot be proved current reads as unproved, and the shift is only called ready when every rule you run passes or every exception has an owner.