By Bill Remy
Factory leaders can recover 10-20% of trapped productivity by simply walking the shop floor, observing and interacting with staff.
Manufacturing has become volatile, with labor shortages and regular supply chain issues hindering productivity. While improving efficiency can minimize the impact of these roadblocks, many leaders struggle to nail down specific, effective action items.
Too often, leaders don’t (or won’t) go out into the plant and walk the shop floor, but a boots-on-the-ground approach to manufacturing leadership will reveal these setbacks – and is necessary to stay competitive.
Discover the five tips for an effective boots-on-the-ground leadership strategy.
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