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Leadership Diagnostic
40-question assessment across 8 categories
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Pre-Visit Intake *
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Plant Manager
Production Manager
Operations Manager
General Manager
Production Supervisor
Supervisor
Team Lead
Line Operator
Machine Operator
Operator
Maintenance Tech
Quality Inspector
Safety Coordinator
HR Manager
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Safety as Identity
Q1
Unsafe conditions are reported quickly.
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Required PPE is available and used correctly.
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Safety rules are enforced the same for everyone.
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Equipment inspections happen on schedule.
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Safety issues are fixed quickly after being found.
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Operational Rhythm
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Production schedules are realistic and usually met.
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Overtime is used when needed, not as a normal fix.
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Daily production goals are clear to the team.
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Work is balanced so some teams are not overloaded while others wait.
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Downtime is tracked and reviewed for improvement.
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Q11
Shift handoffs keep work moving without confusion or delay.
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Weaponized Communication
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Important information is shared quickly when problems happen.
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Departments communicate directly without delays or confusion.
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Daily meetings are short, clear, and lead to action.
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Q15
Supervisors give clear expectations people understand.
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Shift handoffs clearly cover priorities, problems, and status.
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Command Presence
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Leaders are visible and engaged on the floor.
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Supervisors address problems quickly when they see them.
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Q19
Supervisors coach people, not just assign work.
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Q20
Leaders recognize people who meet standards.
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Q21
Leaders explain the reason behind important changes.
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Resource Alignment
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Tools, materials, and information are ready before work starts.
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Equipment is maintained to prevent unexpected breakdowns.
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Needed spare parts are usually available when required.
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Q25
Work areas are organized and free of clutter.
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Q26
Systems and technology help the work instead of slowing it down.
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Standards Enforcement
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Performance standards are clear to everyone.
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Standards are enforced the same across all teams and shifts.
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Q29
Underperformance is addressed quickly and directly.
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Q30
Quality standards are followed even when deadlines are tight.
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Attendance and punctuality standards are enforced consistently.
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Q32
Corrective actions are followed through and verified.
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Accountability Chain
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Leaders hold themselves to the same standards as others.
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Q34
People know who is responsible when problems happen.
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Q35
Escalation paths are clear and used when needed.
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Q36
Leaders do what they say they will do.
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Continuous Elevation
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Employees are asked for ideas to improve the operation.
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Good ideas are reviewed and acted on quickly.
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Improvements are built into standard work and kept in place.
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Leaders treat improvement as part of the daily job.
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Quick Pulse
Do you understand what is expected of you at work?
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Are you comfortable raising concerns to your leadership?
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What would help your team perform better?
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