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The Navvi method

Find the Leaks. Fix the Systems. Sustain the Results.

A three-stage implementation method that moves from a verified factory baseline to operating control owned by the client team.

Find the leaks

Establish the verified operating baseline

Fix the systems

Implement controls with responsible teams

Sustain results

Build management ownership and review

From observation to operating capability

Every stage has a purpose, defined work and a management output.

The sequence is simple for leaders to understand, while the detailed implementation is adapted to the factory's priorities and starting condition.

Diagnose and prioritise

Find the Leaks

Establish a trusted view of the factory's current condition and highest-priority operating losses.

Management output

Baseline, performance score and prioritised action agenda

  • Confirm definitions and source data
  • Observe the floor and management process
  • Trace recurring exceptions
  • Connect operating loss to business impact
  • Produce the priority leakage map

Implement and stabilise

Fix the Systems

Design and implement the practical routines, roles, skills and controls required to stop recurrence.

Management output

Operating system, trained team and active implementation measures

  • Redesign the operating flow
  • Define responsibility and escalation
  • Create standard work and review points
  • Train users and managers
  • Support floor-level adoption

Transfer and sustain

Sustain the Results

Transfer ownership to the factory and build the leadership discipline that keeps the new system working.

Management output

Management control, sustained review and internal capability

  • Stabilise daily and weekly reviews
  • Track actions and evidence of closure
  • Confirm management ownership
  • Use dashboards where they add value
  • Establish the next improvement cycle

Implementation governance

Progress is reviewed through operating evidence.

Agreed baseline and definitions
Named client and Navvi owners
Short-cycle implementation reviews
KPI and action-ageing visibility
Management decision log
Sustainability and handover checks

Start with clarity

Begin with a verified baseline and a clear implementation priority.

Begin with a focused conversation or apply for a free factory profit leakage assessment.