Vimocity Work StandardsforCHEP

Reduce rework and risk across every CHEP service center.

We work with your experts to define the right way to do the job and film it with your teams. The Vimocity platform makes it accessible and deliverable through the tools they already use.

CHEP repairer in hard hat, face shield and gloves nailing a replacement board onto a pallet
Repair stepSeat the new board flush on the blocks, then nail
Hazard at this stepKeep your free hand clear of the nail path
CheckFace shield, gloves and hard hat on
Improve quality Critical steps and checks made clear
Improve consistency One standard across service centers
Support safer work Hazards and controls at each step
Close experience gaps Senior know-how for every shift
The gap we close

From the standard on paper to the work on the floor.

Your procedures and safety requirements already exist. The gap is getting them to teams in a form they'll actually use. When the same task gets done differently across shifts and sites, you get rework and risk.

The expectation
What you've defined
Repair procedures
Pallet specs
Safety requirements
Floor know-how
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Learned in training, reinforced on the floor
Training videos, off the floor
Step-by-step visuals
Hazards at the step
Poster reminders at the table
The gap
Where standards get lost
Long SOPs read once, then left in a binder
Know-how held by a few veterans
Nothing on the floor to recall the right way
The execution
How teams do the job
Plant ADone right
Plant BDifferent sequence
Plant CMissed check
Rework and risk
Plant ASame standard
Plant BSame standard
Plant CSame standard
Consistent, safer work at every service center
What's inside a standard

Everything for the task, in the order the job runs.

Repair procedures, pallet specs, safety requirements, and floor know-how in one place, shown on video from your own service centers.

Pallet anatomy: lead boards, top deck, connector boards, blocks, bottom deck
Repairer stripping a damaged board
Repairer nailing a replacement board
Cutting out a damaged board with a reciprocating saw
Final inspection checklist, 7 of 7 pass
Step 1 of 5 · SetupKnow the pallet and set up the table
Step 2 of 5 · SequenceStrip damaged boards in the right order
Step 3 of 5 · TechniqueNailer square to the board, free hand clear
Step 4 of 5 · Hazards and controlsHands out of the blade path
Step 5 of 5 · ChecksFinal inspection before it leaves the table
Watch the overview

Your experts know the work. Now everyone can see it.

When you need to fix an appliance, a short how-to video is often more useful than the manual. We apply that same idea to work standards.

In the flow of work

Right where the work starts.

Standards plug into the systems and channels your teams already use, from the shift huddle to the repair table to the training room.

Shift huddlesWalk the team through the steps and hazards before the line starts.
Safety meetingsUse the video to start the conversation about what good looks like.
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Pallet repairInspectionSortationDock safety
Repairer nailing a replacement board Work standard Replacing a lead boardBoard flush, nails set, hands clear.
Step 3 of 5 Nail the new board Hold the nailer square to the board and drive into the block. Keep your free hand clear of the nailer tip. Done right?No shiners, no protruding nails.
Cutting out a damaged board2:09
RepairCutting out a damaged board
Grinding nails flush1:12
RepairGrinding nails flush
Moving stacks with a forklift1:57
YardMoving stacks with a forklift
Delivered through the systems you already use
Technical trainingTeach new repairers and sorters the agreed method from day one.
At the workstationPost the standard as a visual at the repair table, so every step, check and hazard is in view while the work happens.
Who uses it

One standard. Three teams aligned.

Each team gets what it needs from the same reference, so what teams hear matches what they see.

Operations
Cut rework and get every service center repairing to the same standard.
A version of the standard that matches how the line really runs.
Shift huddlesNew-site rolloutsLine changes
Training
Turn your best repairers' know-how into a standard every new hire can learn from.
Visual material that carries past the classroom onto the floor.
OnboardingNew hiresLMS
Safety
Put hazards and controls in front of teams at the exact step they apply.
Fewer separate safety documents. The controls live with the work.
Safety meetingsFloor coachingIncident reviews
How we build it together

Built with your experts. Ready for every shift.

Every standard is built around your procedures, equipment, and people. We bring the process, the filming, and the platform.

Your SME council approves Access for every team We keep it current
01Choose the tasksPick work where inconsistency drives risk or rework, and form your SME council.
02Define it togetherWork through setup, sequence, technique, hazards, and checks with your field experts.
03Film and validateWe film in your service centers with your teams. Your SME council reviews and approves.
04Put it to workYour teams get access on the Vimocity platform, and we keep it current with version control.

Which tasks would you start with?

Pick the work where consistency matters most, from inspection to repair to the dock. We'll help you build your first standards.

CHEP worker on the service center floor