Daily management
What is off today, against what we expected?
Friday 2 October 2026
As of 14:00. The rev rule is in trial, not finished.
| Line | Plan | By 14:00 |
|---|---|---|
| Bodies | 18 | 11 |
| Traveler rev | Rev C circled | 3 blank |
| Expedite before noon | 0 | |
| Pickup asked | 6 |
Still open: confirm lag, and a posted cycle over the 25-minute takt.
How this sheet sits with the others
The shift of Friday 2 October expected 18 bodies, a rev circled on every traveler, and no expedite before noon. By 14:00 the cell had 11 bodies, 3 travelers were still blank, and Luis was already asking for 6 to make a pickup. Confirm lag and a cycle over takt are still open. The rev rule is in trial. It is not finished. The sheet does not run an experiment, and it does not quote the customer.
- What it makes visible
- Friday 2 October, expected against actual, and the list that is still open.
- When it is useful
- On the shift, when the trial rule meets the day.
- Who uses it
- Devon Cho on the cell, Luis Ortega on the dock, and Mara Ellison when a traveler is blank.
- What it takes
- What the shift expected: 18 bodies, the rev circled on every traveler, and no expedite before noon.
- What it leaves
- By 14:00, 11 bodies, 3 blank travelers, and Luis already asking for 6 to make a pickup. Still open: confirm lag and cycle over takt. The rev rule is in trial, not finished.
- The underlying record
- Friday 2 October's expected bodies, circled revs, and quiet morning, set against blank travelers and Luis Ortega's pickup, plus the confirm lag and the cycle over takt, are today's reading of the A3 and the control plan.
Where these facts go next
What this sheet still leaves out
It has no experiment and no customer quote.