Shift-Handover Quality Reporting Package
Structured defect summaries, line stoppage logs, and first-pass yield charts prepared for each shift change at your plant.
From ₩4,800,000 setup; monthly retainer quoted by line count
EST. 2016 · SEOUL · MANUFACTURING QUALITY
Shift-handover reports your plant managers open before the line restarts
Aldercore Analytics builds operational reporting packages for discrete manufacturing quality teams — defect summaries, stoppage logs, and executive briefings drawn from the data you already collect on the floor.
38
Plants served since 2016
4 hr
Avg. handover prep time saved per shift
Reporting Packages
What we prepare for your quality team
SPC Chart Configuration for Assembly Lines
Control chart setup for critical dimensions and torque values, with annotation rules your operators can follow without statistical training.
₩2,200,000 per measurement characteristic (minimum two characteristics)
Defect Pareto Analysis Sessions
Monthly facilitated review of defect categories with ranked Pareto charts tied to your corrective action log.
₩850,000 per session
How we work
On-site first, then recurring delivery
- Walk the line. We map where defects are recorded, which spreadsheets shift leads already use, and what your auditors expect to see in handover documentation.
- Draft and review. Report layouts are reviewed with your quality lead before any data is populated — no surprise formats on a Friday night shift.
- Pilot, then roll out. One line, two shift cycles, adjustments, then full plant deployment with supervisor training included.
Client evidence
What plant teams say after the first month
Our morning meeting used to reopen the same solder defect debate because nobody trusted the previous shift's spreadsheet version. Aldercore's numbered handover IDs fixed that within two weeks — though I wish they'd flagged our duplicate defect codes earlier during setup.
The executive briefing fits on one page my director reads on the plant floor. Scrap cost trend is visible without opening three different MES exports. Setup took longer than quoted because our data exports were messier than we admitted.
Field Notes
Recent writing from our analysts
Choosing Control Limits When Your Assembly Line Just Changed Over
A practical note on recalculating SPC limits after fixture swaps, operator rotation, or supplier material batches — without discarding useful historical context.
Handover Sheets That Plant Managers Actually Read
Most shift handover documents fail because they report everything and highlight nothing. Here is how three Gangnam-area plants restructured theirs.
Pareto or Run Chart? A Decision Guide for Weekly Quality Meetings
Teams often default to Pareto charts because they look decisive. Run charts answer a different question — and mixing them up wastes meeting time.
Tell us about your plant's reporting gaps
Send a brief describing your lines, shift schedule, and what your team currently produces at handover. We reply with scope options and a site visit date.
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