Description
Selection and hiring of new staff, or replacement of the previous operator’s staff or the customer’s staff. Maintenance of old equipment or investment in new equipment.
Processes
- Previous study on RH management – identification of possible excess of personnel due to duplicities and/or lack of matching shifts to workload.
- Negotiate to unify labour agreements.
- Eliminate practices that do not comply with labour standards, and establish monitoring mechanisms.
- Control of the productivity indicator, movements / hours of work and fingerprint checking.
- Establish incentives for no incidences (accidents and procedures) for shift supervisors.
- Renew equipment at maturity and decrease the amount of machinery, according to staff number.
Improvements
- Reduction of labour costs.
- Resolution of problems (security, absenteeism, conflicts, etc.), which would entail a high financial cost for the customer.
- Implement the same labour framework for all employees.
- Establish a communication policy between the company and the employees.
- Increase productivity.
- Reduction of incidences and increase compliance with the customer’s instructions and requirements.
- Save on net cost by reducing equipment and the number of breakdowns.
- Improve the technical service – preventive maintenance and quick repairs.
Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
- Movements / hour.
- Number of incidences (blows, breakdowns, administrative errors, etc.)
- Inventory of forklifts and daily checking list.