Shop Management

Ready-to-work hours reveal the real bottleneck

Kace BurnetteSeptember 7, 20265 min read
Technicians ready beside open bays while only one approved parts-ready vehicle can enter production

Available technician hours are not usable capacity when the work is still waiting on approval, parts, diagnosis, or a dispatch decision. A full parking lot does not mean the bays are fed.

The number you want is ready-to-work hours: labor that is approved, parts-ready, assigned clearly enough to start, and actually able to enter a bay now.

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