There is a new sticker on your machine. It has a QR code.
See a problem. Scan the code. Type what you see. Done.
Scan when something is not right with your machine.
Not sure if it matters? Report it anyway. A small problem today is cheaper than a breakdown next week.
Is someone in danger right now? Stop the machine and tell your supervisor first. Scan after everyone is safe.
Each machine has its own code. Always scan the sticker on the machine with the problem.
Simple words are fine. Answer three things: What? Where? Since when?
“Oil leaking from the gearbox, drive side. Started this morning.”
“Loud banging near the guillotine when the machine runs. Getting worse.”
“Broken.”
The technician cannot tell what is broken or where.
Your spelling does not matter. Your grammar does not matter. What you saw is what matters.
Nobody gets in trouble for reporting. A report is you helping the whole team.
The same QR code also holds your machine’s manuals, drawings and startup guides. Scan any time you need them.
The Trueoak rollformer is making a grinding noise. Tap the better report.
You see a guard missing on the Ribline. Nobody is in danger. What do you do?
SEE IT. SCAN IT. SAY IT.
From this week the QR stickers will be on all Auckland site machines.
Questions? Ask your production manager, or email {{ contactEmail }}.
Danger to a person: stop the machine and tell your supervisor first. Everything else: scan and report.