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People & Leadership

  • All new hires (fixed and temporary workers) go through a formal induction process.

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  • The induction training is covering Health & Safety Awareness Training<br>

  • The induction training is covering Quality Policy

  • The induction training is covering Code of Conduct

  • The induction training is covering Data Security

  • The induction training is covering DB Schenker Standard Lean Management (Operational Excellence) Training

  • A Skills Matrix is available for blue and white collar employees.

  • Job descriptions are the basis for the development of the Skills Matrix.

  • A training plan is available.

  • Each shop floor team is having a shift meeting on the shop floor during every shift to discuss last and expected workload.

  • Each shop floor team is having a shift meeting on the shop floor during every shift to discuss issues or abnormalities that occured.

  • Each shop floor team is having a shift meeting on the shop floor during every shift to discuss follow up on open issues.

  • Each shop floor team is having a shift meeting on the shop floor during every shift to discuss/indicate corrective actions.

  • Each shop floor team is having a shift meeting on the shop floor during every shift to discuss goal achievement.

  • Key Topic Meetings are conducted regularly - at least biweekly.

  • Key topic meetings content is prepared, structured, documented, followed up & published.

  • The two highest management levels in the site (Contract Logistics dedicated) are trained in Kata and act as coaches.

  • 50% of the leaders are involved in coaching.

  • All activated leaders understand the target behavior model.

  • All coaches can present properly closed KATAs including facts and figures.

  • There is a plan to onboard the remaining leaders of the site in Kata Coaching.

  • Regular Gemba walks are conducted by the activated leaders.

Process Optimization

  • A site specific KPI tree is fully defined (capturing productivity and quality) and implemented in all teams/areas using organizational goals as a starting point.

  • There is a person responsible for collecting needed data, analyzing the data and publishing the results (KPI) in the respective areas.

  • Goals for all KPIs are set by the Management.

  • KPI results are up to date and their goals are displayed in an easily accessible area.

  • A communication corner and, if needed, several boards are in place.

  • A responsible is named who updates the communication corner information regularly.

  • Safety instructions and rules are published for general public (employees and visitors).

  • Contact lists about whom to contact in urgent cases are published for general public (employees and visitors).

  • First aid instructions and first aider lists are published for general public (employees and visitors).

  • Instructions for emergencies are published for general public (employees and visitors).

  • FLEX board is published for general public (employees and visitors)

  • The core processes performed on the shop floor and in the office are verbally described in Process Standards.

  • There is a person responsible for Process Standards.

  • Process Standards reflect the actual process on site (are up to date).

  • Process Standards are available close to the work place.

  • It is ensured that employees know about the importance of reporting deviations and bring in their experience to further improve standards.

  • There is a person responsible for maintaining the floor markings.

  • Walkways, driveways, floor storage locations, restricted areas and work stations/work areas are properly marked (meaning not faded, not broken).

  • There is a person responsible for maintaining signposting.

  • Signs identify stations/work areas are in place.

  • Signs identify staging areas are in place.

  • Signs identify racks, shelves etc. are in place.

  • Visitors are provided with high visibility vests.

  • Logos from former companies cannot be found in- or outside of the warehouse.

  • At least one large Schenker logo is in place outside of the building which meets the Schenker Standard.

  • Several Schenker logos are in place inside the warehouse meeting the Schenker Standard.

  • At least one 5S responsible is named.

  • Results are reported in TORCH latest on 11th of a month or the next working day if the 11th is a non working day.

  • Results published on the FLEX board are up to date.

  • An average score of the yearly corporate target was achieved or exceeded during the last year.

  • The score can be seen during the system check.

  • At least one POP responsible is named.

  • POPs are reported in TORCH.

  • The corporate A3 report is used to document POPs.

  • One VSM/MAKIGAMI workshop (shared warehouse: for each global customer) was done within the last year (macro or micro).

  • The workshop results were documented.

  • Several Single Point Lessons are published at the places where they occurred.

  • A responsible is named to keep the Single Point Lessons up-to-date and ensure that new lessons are communicated and signed by the employees.

  • A manual process is in place to balance manpower among the processes on a daily basis according to the work load.

  • It is known how much equipment is required and available for all processes.

DB Schenker Success

  • There is a person responsible for measuring and monitoring the KPI Cost Efficiency.

  • The KPI Cost Efficiency is measured.

  • An adequate invoicing process is set up and followed.

  • Roles and responsibilities for Invoicing of Services Rendered are clear.

  • An adequate payment process for vendor invoices is set up and followed.

  • Roles and responsibilities for payment process for vendor invoices are clear.

Customer Value

  • There is a person responsible for taking care of customer KPIs.

  • All KPIs agreed upon with the customer are documented, measured and monitored.

  • Core KPIs are published in time at a location that is easily accessible for all employees.

  • In the case of a negative trend in the KPIs and by non-achievement of the KPIs investigations are triggered to take actions to counteract a negative development and improve the KPIs.

  • A responsible for taking care of cost drivers is named.

  • Main cost drivers are identified.

  • Cost drivers are monitored on a monthly basis regarding their development and impact on the overall operating costs and the pricing model.

  • There is a person responsible for taking care of Operational Alignments.

  • Operational Alignments take place every month or are at least offered to the customer (in case of a shared site at least for all global customers and/or the two most important customers, e.g. according to turnover).

  • Operational Alignments follow the ideal of a 2-way communication.

  • The content of the alignment is documented.

  • Responsibilities are named to organize, participate, document and follow up the Business Reviews.

  • Business Reviews take place every quarter of a year or are at least offered to the customer (in case of a shared site at least for all global customers and/or the two most important customers e.g. according to turnover).

  • A responsible for taking care of change requests is named.

  • Regulations regarding change requests are stated in the contract/side letter and followed.

Health, Safety & Environment

  • There is a person named as responsible for taking care of Health & Safety Awareness (e.g. training, poster, update).

  • All employees are trained in the basic DB Schenker Health and Safety Awareness topics.

  • All employees are aware of their responsibility to act accordingly.

  • Every employee working in the warehouse wears safety shoes and visitors entering the warehouse are provided with safety shoe covers.

  • All non-shopfloor employees entering the warehouse wear a high-visibility vest.

  • Yearly Risk Assessments are conducted in regards to HS.

  • Risk Assessments are conducted when processes, assets or tasks have changed.

  • There is a process defined and followed to ensure that unacceptable risks are eliminated immediately.

  • Near misses and hazardous situations are well documented and stored.

  • Documented near misses and hazardous situations are easily visible for everyone in the warehouse.

  • Accidents are reported to the supervisor and highest management level in the warehouse.<br>

  • Accidents are reported to the country logistics director within 24 hours.

  • Accidents are reported to the local HS organization within 24 hours.

  • Accidents are documented and stored.

  • A comprehensive safety plan is implemented.

  • The safety plan is regularly updated.

  • The safety plan is shared with all employees.

  • The safety plan is shared with all other people entering the warehouse.

  • A structured maintenance plan of assets is available.

  • Detected issues are documented, followed up and solved.

  • Responsibilities for the maintenance plan and issue resolution are defined.

  • All Managers and Supervisors know about the importance of Eco within the DB Schenker Strategy and the main reasons for that.

  • A responsible is named and takes care that a yearly cost benefit analysis of renewing the lighting system is done.

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