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A garment factory leader aligning the production team around daily controls

Improve output without losing control

Productivity and Cost Improvement

Build stable production flow, practical targets and daily management routines that turn available capacity into reliable output.

Measure

See where paid minutes stop becoming output

Stabilise

Connect targets, balance, WIP and skill

Control

Run daily review around visible losses

The factory problem

Why available capacity does not become reliable output

Factories often carry sufficient machines, orders and people but still miss output because line balance, target setting, skills, WIP and problem closure are managed separately.

A modern garment factory production floor with active sewing lines

Questions to bring into focus

  • Why does output vary sharply between lines and shifts?
  • Are targets based on reliable work content and actual constraints?
  • Which losses are consuming paid minutes every day?

What the engagement builds

Build a production system leaders can control every shift

Clearer capacity and target planning

More stable line flow and WIP control

Faster identification of downtime and bottlenecks

Daily reviews connected to cost and delivery impact

Implementation approach

Move from a measured baseline to stable daily control.

Establish the baseline

Measure current output, available minutes, work content, losses and management response time.

Redesign the flow

Improve balancing, WIP movement, target logic, skills deployment and escalation routines.

Run the system

Coach factory leaders to use the new reviews, actions and controls until the routine becomes stable.

Management measures

See whether productive minutes are becoming good output

Line efficiency
Output against plan
Lost minutes
WIP ageing
Overtime
Cost per good piece

Where they strengthen the implementation, the engagement can use Navvi PMTS, SewTrak.

Discuss the operating priority

Build more reliable output from the capacity already available.

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