Hand counts
Production was tallied by hand. Nobody had a live number on the floor.
Ten cameras on production, conveyors, and docks. Live counts, loading jobs, and after-hours activity on one screen, without walking the floor.
This tissue plant in Kenya was losing time and money in ways that were hard to see and prove.
Production was tallied by hand. Nobody had a live number on the floor.
No record of how long loading took, so disputes came down to someone’s word.
No way of knowing if anyone was on site after the shift ended.
Daily reports were compiled by hand and arrived a day late.
Optek connected the existing cameras to a vision platform. Counts, dock jobs, and after-hours activity land on one screen while the plant keeps running.
Packs counted as they cross the belt. The total updates on screen while the line is still running.
Loading and offloading tracked with elapsed time, so disputes end with proof instead of someone’s word.
People on site after the shift are flagged on the same view, not left as an empty gap.
Activity reaches the team the day it happens, so problems are caught while they can still be fixed.
The plant runs on what the cameras show that day. Disputes end with proof, and problems are caught while the shift can still act.
Belt counts land on screen during the shift, not in a hand tally the next morning.
Loading and offloading keep elapsed time, so arguments stop at the job log.
People on site after the shift are flagged the same day, not left as an empty gap.
Recordings from the live system at the plant. Scroll the views to see what the team watches on screen during the shift.
Jumbo roll counts, dock leveler status, operators, and elapsed time while product comes off.
Open truck, product stacks, operators, and elapsed time while goods move on.
Packs counted as they cross the belt, with live totals per product.
Roll counts, jumbo rolls, operators, and reject areas on one view.
Pack types, finished stock, and operators tracked across the floor.
Stock build-up spotted on screen, without a walk-through.