TADBIR SOLUTION

Area 05

Operations Management & Control

We work on the real management of your operations: who decides what, on which indicators, in which routines, and how actions are followed up until they are closed.

01

Client challenges

  • Many indicators, rarely used for decision-making
  • Action plans that run out of steam
  • Poorly coordinated functions: Production, Engineering, Quality, HSE, Maintenance, Methods, Supply Chain
  • Unclear responsibilities, decisions escalated too high
  • Organisational change to manage
02

Expertise

  • Industrial governance and organisation of responsibilities
  • Organisation of operations and operational assistance
  • Management routines and daily performance meetings
  • KPIs, dashboards and visual management
  • Performance reviews and operational management
  • Management of action plans
  • Coordination of Production / Engineering / Quality / HSE / Maintenance / Methods / Supply Chain
  • Project management and change management
  • Support for executives and managers
03

Methods & tools

  • Daily performance routines
  • Visual management
  • RACI
  • Dashboards
  • Performance review
  • Single action plan
  • A3
04

Deliverables

  • Routine architecture: levels, frequencies, participants
  • Indicator set and dashboards
  • Responsibility matrix (RACI)
  • Consolidated action plan and follow-up rules
  • Support for the first performance reviews
05

Targeted results

Decisions taken at the right level, based on facts

Actions followed up until they are closed

Functions aligned on the same priorities

Measured in your own indicators, defined with you at the start of the assignment.

Cross-functional coordination

Management shared by all functions

The routines and indicators we put in place connect the functions that drive performance day to day.

  • Production
  • Engineering
  • Quality
  • HSE
  • Maintenance
  • Methods
  • Supply Chain

An industrial challenge to address?

Tell us about your situation: we will propose an initial discussion to frame the need, the scope and the approach.

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