Secondly, as a manager, it is necessary to conduct statistical analysis of the on-site work situation, and announce, publicize, praise, and motivate those who perform well and make significant progress; Any deficiencies or deficiencies found should be recorded so that they can be returned to the office and adjusted accordingly through careful thinking and planning
As an on-site manager, one should use their brains frequently and reflect on the actual situation on site. Through reflection, one should identify the shortcomings in on-site arrangement and organization, planning and layout, planning and implementation, personnel layout and positioning, and review and improve them to improve work performance and results on site.
As an on-site manager, we must prioritize the ideological education and training of the team. Through training and education, we can guide the team's ideological cognition, enhance the team's knowledge and skills, cultivate the team's sense of responsibility, improve the team's operational skills, enhance the team's awareness, and achieve the unity of team thinking.
The variety of products produced on the production site is complex, the process requirements are different, the positions are also different, and there are many personnel. These factors can become important factors that affect product quality, production safety, and work efficiency. To achieve unified operation and action, in addition to having suitable and feasible "Operation Instructions", it is also necessary to have demonstration and guidance from managers.
We should value the power of role models. Only in competitions can there be competition, and only in competitions can there be progress. Therefore, as an on-site manager, it is necessary to establish a mechanism for evaluating and prioritizing members. Excellent members should be selected on a weekly and monthly basis, with material rewards and spiritual incentives given, and made public. This will enable outstanding individuals to reap both material and spiritual rewards, and encourage those who are not outstanding.