1. Give tools a clear home
Organised storage reduces time spent searching and makes missing tools easier to spot. Keep frequently used tools near the tasks they support.
2. Keep movement routes clear
Review how vehicles, technicians and parts move through the workshop. Mark and maintain practical access routes.
3. Follow an equipment maintenance schedule
Use the manufacturer's instructions to plan inspections and maintenance. Record completed work and report concerns early.
4. Prepare each job
Confirm parts, equipment and technician availability before work begins. A short preparation check can prevent avoidable interruptions.
5. Listen to the people doing the work
Technicians often see practical improvements first. Regularly review the layout and working process with the team, and address recurring obstacles.