Manufacturing Efficiency Assessment

Know your costs. Find your opportunities.
Build your business case.

Get a clear, objective look at what your shop floor is really costing you — and where measurable improvement opportunities may exist.

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Identify
hidden costs
Quantify
opportunities
Build a data-driven
business case
9 Areas to Evaluate

Where Are Hidden Costs on Your Shop Floor?

Our Manufacturing Efficiency Assessment looks at nine key areas that can impact productivity, increase operating expenses and make it harder to improve margins.

Labor Reporting

How many people record labor, production, scrap or downtime by hand? How long does it take each shift, including time spent reviewing, correcting and re-entering information elsewhere?

Production & WIP

Time spent printing and chasing shop paperwork, people looking for job status or work in process, and how often work stops because instructions or priorities weren't clear.

Scheduling

Hours per week building and rebuilding the schedule, how many jobs get expedited in a typical week, and production hours lost waiting on material or direction.

Inventory

Time spent on manual material transactions, correcting balances, hunting for material, and what cycle counts and physical inventory cost in hours.

Quality & NCR

How many checks and records get done by hand, how long a nonconformance takes to work through, and how long it takes to retrieve one traceability record.

Scrap & Rework

What scrap and rework cost in a year, how much gets reworked in a typical week, and the time spent documenting and investigating it.

Downtime

Unplanned or avoidable downtime hours in a typical week, how many people it affects, and the time spent recording and chasing down causes.

Compliance & Traceability

Audits per year and the hours they take to prepare, how often traceability gets requested, and the time spent finding records that should be easy to find.

Duplicate Entry

How many systems or spreadsheets receive the same information, and the hours spent copying, reconciling and correcting between them.

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A Financial Perspective

Your ERP Plans. MV2 Executes.

ERP tells you what production should cost. MV2 MES helps show you what's actually happening on the shop floor. Together, they connect operational execution to financial performance, giving CFOs and operations leaders the visibility needed to identify improvement opportunities and better understand profitability.

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Real-World Impact

Turn Shop Floor Insights Into Financial Opportunities

A Manufacturing Efficiency Assessment helps quantify opportunities in the areas that matter most.

Labor Productivity

Reduce manual processes and get more value from your team.

Production Capacity

Identify opportunities to increase throughput using existing resources.

Scrap & Quality Costs

Identify issues earlier and uncover opportunities to reduce waste and rework.

Inventory Accuracy

Improve material visibility and better understand working capital.

Better Forecasting

Make more informed decisions using real production data.

Illustrative Efficiency Example

What Could 30 Minutes a Day Add Up To?

Small amounts of avoidable manual work can add up quickly across an operation. Here's one example of how that time could compound.

If 50 employees each spend 30 minutes per day on avoidable manual tasks, that could represent approximately 6,250 hours of labor capacity annually.

50 Employees
30 min Manual time per day
6,250 Hours per year
$218,750 Illustrative labor value*

*Illustrative example assumes 50 employees, 30 minutes per employee per day, 250 working days and a $35/hour labor rate. This scenario is provided for illustration only and does not represent guaranteed savings or expected results.

Illustrative Opportunity Example

What Could Inefficiency Cost Over Time?

The purpose of the assessment is to establish your actual current state. This example shows how identified inefficiencies can translate into a monthly financial opportunity.

If an assessment identifies $240,000 in annual addressable inefficiencies, that would represent:

$20,000 / Month

in identified improvement opportunity


Measure your current state before investing in change.

Illustrative scenario only. The amount of inefficiency identified, the financial impact and the portion that can realistically be improved will vary by manufacturer.

Your Next Step

See What Inefficiency Is Costing Your Operation.

The MV2 Manufacturing Efficiency Assessment helps your team understand its current state, identify areas of opportunity and build a stronger business case for improvement — whether you're ready to invest now or planning for the future.

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