Handover in passing
The shift hands over on the way out. What happened on the line at three in the morning is known only to whoever was there.
Industries Manufacturing and shifts
The handover belongs in the system.
What is only passed on verbally cannot be traced the next day. I build shift books in which faults, maintenance, tasks and handover come together, so the next shift picks up where the last one stopped.
Typical situations
When a conversation makes sense.
Faults without history
A fault is fixed and forgotten. Nobody notices it was the fourth time this week.
Maintenance in one person's calendar
Maintenance intervals sit in a personal list. When that person is away, so is the maintenance.
Photos in the messenger
Pictures of damage end up in chat groups and cannot be found two weeks later.
Building blocks
What I build for it
Shift book
Faults, maintenance, reports, tasks and photos in one timeline per shift and line.
Shift handover
Open items are handed explicitly to the next shift and stay open until someone closes them.
One clock for the production day
Shift start is set centrally, so every station posts to the same day.
Usable on a phone
Entries with photos right at the machine, without a detour to the office PC.
What already runs
Built for the glass industry: W-Make Batch.
Features from W-Make Batch. Demo access is available on request.
See details →- Shift book with faults, maintenance, reports, tasks and photos
- Shift handover, day plan, shift and daily log
- Centrally set shift start for all stations
- Mobile interface for the shift book
State of references
The shift book runs in W-Make Batch for glass production. There is no public reference for other kinds of manufacturing yet. In the first call we work out what fits your line.
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