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So a lot of managers don't necessarily consider break creep to be a significant
issue, but if you look at it over the grand scheme of things you're spending maybe
an extra 10 minutes a day on average getting back to your workstation as an
Say you look at that over a six day work week you're spending an hour extra company time
not producing, which translates over a month, maybe 4-5 hours. If you put a dollar amount
on how much it's costing you per hour to run your machine, say $100 an hour to run your
machine, you're looking at anywhere between 4 and 5 hundred dollars a month that you're
losing simply just to an operator not getting to his work station on time.
I'm sure in a lot of cases you're machine costs are probably substantially higher than
$100 an hour, think about how much production you're losing out of that?