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Daily Management

Keep things moving,
every day.

Tier meetings, leader routines and kaizen in one system, so every shift works from the same board.

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1. Standardized Meetings

Run meetings that drive action

Standard agendas, captured actions with owners, and shared minutes in one click.

Monthly Strategy Review
Leader D. Carter
Period 6
Time 15:00-16:00
Location Conf. Room A
Type Strategy Review
Frequency Monthly
Purpose Align on Q3 strategy execution and resolve open blockers
Agenda 50 min total
Strategy progress review 15 min
KPI status by site 10 min
Corrective actions review 10 min
AI initiative updates 10 min
Open discussion 5 min
Attendees
DC D. Carter 100%
RJ R. Jenkins 92%
LB L. Brooks 83%
MS M. Sullivan 100%
KH K. Hayes 75%
Key Decisions
Accelerate AI rollout at Saltillo, target 60% adoption by Q3.
Approve $45k budget for predictive maintenance pilot on Line 2.
Escalate Lansing lead time to VP Ops for resource review.
Actions 0 of 4 4 of 4
Draft Saltillo AI acceleration plan Mar 28 RJ Submit predictive maintenance PO Mar 25 LB Prepare Lansing escalation brief Mar 24 MS Update strategy X-Matrix targets Apr 1 DC
Prepare
Review
Decide
Follow up

2. Leader Standard Work

Make leadership routines stick

Standardize daily, weekly, and monthly routines for every leader. Completed routines are on record, and a missed one shows.

Leader Standard Work: D. Carter This week
87%
Attainment
Weekly Commitments
Complete all daily standups and Gemba walks
Conduct all 1:1s with direct reports
Review project milestones and escalate blockers
Activity Freq MonTueWedThuFri
Daily Standup
D. Carter
Daily
Gemba Walk
D. Carter
Daily
Leadership Meeting
D. Carter
Mon
Projects Review
R. Jenkins
Wed
1:1 Direct Reports
D. Carter
Tue, Thu
KPI Dashboard Review
M. Sullivan
Daily
Done
Missed
20 of 23 activities completed
Commit
Plan
Execute
Track

3. Escalation

Get issues to the right level, fast

Issues reach the right decision-maker with full context. Responses flow back with accountability.

Line 3 Hydraulic Press Failure Resolved 0:45 3:20 8:15
LocationTorrance, Plant A TypeEquipment Breakdown Raised byM. Rodriguez CreatedMar 18, 2026 2:15 PM
Problem Description
Hydraulic press cylinder seal failure on Line 3. Complete line stoppage. Parts backing up on upstream conveyors.
Resolution
Maintenance replaced cylinder seal. Line restarted after pressure test. Root cause: seal wear from missed PM cycle.
Escalation Process
Step What To Do Responsible
1
< 1 min
1st level escalation T. Williams
2
> 1 min
2nd level escalation R. Bennett
3
> 5 min
Plant manager escalation J. Taylor
Corrective Actions 0 of 2 1 of 2 2 of 2
Schedule emergency PM for all hydraulic presses Mar 20 RB Update PM schedule to include seal inspection Mar 22 TW
Raise
Escalate
Resolve
Close

4. Kaizen

Turn ideas into validated improvements

Anyone can submit an idea. Score it, track it to implementation, and keep the before, the after and the savings on record.

Kaizen: Parts out of reach at assembly station 3
Originator Tom Reyes
Location Torrance
Created 8/24/2026
Team Assembly Line 2
Category Ergonomics
Open 25 days
Kaizen Stages
Draft
Go for implementation
Implemented
Published
Improvement idea (before)
Bins behind and beside the operator. Twisting and reaching back every cycle.
Bins behind and beside the operator. Twisting and reaching back every cycle.
Results (after)
Bins on a rail in front of the fixture. Cycle 40% faster, no twisting.
Photo after implementation
Bins on a rail in front of the fixture. Cycle 40% faster, no twisting.
SM
Sarah Mitchell @Mike Turner Good idea, please review. Can maintenance mount a bin rail this month?
Kaizen scoring Locked
Impact
1 3 5
Originality
1 3 5
Feasibility
1 3 5
Total score – 11
Actions
Mount a bin rail in front of the fixture M. Turner 9/4
Update the work instruction and retime the cycle S. Mitchell 9/11
Impact Summary
ImpactSaving / BenefitApplicable period Cycle time –−40% –from 9/2026 Hours saved –310 h / year –9/2026 – 8/2027 Safety risks –−1 (ergonomics) –from 9/2026
Submit
Approve & score
Implement
Publish

5. Safety & Incidents

Build a safety culture backed by data

Incidents and near-misses flow into a structured system. Trends visible, actions tracked.

Safety Incident: Unsafe material handling Open Closed
Doc No. SA-0297
Incident Date Sep 10, 2025
Severity Low
Location Torrance
Type Near miss
Leader K. Gunter
Incident Description
Operator used a ladder instead of forklift to reach top shelf. Ladder slipped on wet floor, no injury.
Investigation Summary
Forklift was under maintenance. Operator chose ladder to avoid production delay. Floor was wet from overnight cleaning.
Lessons Learned
Backup equipment must be available during maintenance windows. Wet floor signage and dry time enforcement needed.
Whom To Inform
KGK. Gunter
TWT. Williams
RMR. Martinez
Notification sent
Corrective Actions 0 of 3 1 of 3 2 of 3 3 of 3
Install wet floor signage in warehouse Sep 15 TW Schedule backup forklift for maintenance days Sep 18 RM Update material handling training module Sep 22 KG
Capture
Communicate
Correct
Learn

6. Skill Matrix

See every gap, plan every development

Visual skill matrices show where your team stands, where the gaps are, and what to develop next.

Skill Matrix: Quality Assurance Quality Inspector (QI)
Coverage (7 Employees)
85% 90% 95% 100%
Blueprints
GD&T
SPC
CMM
Root Cause
ISO 9001
Required
5
4
5
3
5
7
Trained
4
5
4
3
4
6
Gap
-1 0
+1
-1 0
0
-1 0
-1 0
JT J. Taylor
100%
4
4
3
4
3
4
SM S. Mitchell
88%
3
3
4
2
4
3
RB R. Bennett
75%
4
3
3
3
2 3
3
KW K. Walker
75%
3
3
3
1
3
4
LA L. Adams
63%
2 3
3
2
3
3
3
DH D. Harris
25%
2
2
2 3
2
2
3
MP M. Parker
13%
2
1
1
2
2
2 3
Map Skills
Assess
Identify Gaps
Train

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Run every shift from one board

See tier meetings, routines and kaizen in one system.

Frequently asked questions

How fast can we get started with Daily Management?
Most teams run their first tier meeting in TeamGuru within a few weeks. Leader routines, escalation and kaizen follow as the teams get used to it.
Do we have to use every module?
No. Start with the one that hurts most, often tier meetings or the skill matrix, and add the rest later. They all run in the same system.
Can we import existing skill data?
Yes. We support imports from Excel and CSV. Our team can help you migrate existing skill matrices, training records, and certifications.
Does it work for multi-site organizations?
Yes. Enterprise and Unlimited plans support multi-plant skill tracking with centralized visibility and site-level management.
Can operators use it on the shop floor?
Yes. TeamGuru runs in the browser on phones and tablets, and operators can take part as light users with a simpler screen, for example to submit a kaizen.