TeamAssurance runs shift handovers on the same tier board the incoming team's huddle starts from: a standard handover checklist on a phone, status, problems and open actions recorded by the outgoing shift, confirmed by the incoming shift leader, and kept so the problems that keep crossing shifts are visible.

The basics
Shift handover software gives the outgoing and incoming shifts a structured way to transfer responsibility and information: the status of the process and equipment, safety issues, quality holds, staffing, open actions and the priorities for the next shift, recorded against a standard checklist rather than from memory in a logbook.
Because the handover lives on the team's tier board, the incoming shift's Tier 1 huddle starts from it: the open actions and problems carried over are the first items on the agenda, and the record shows which issues keep crossing shift boundaries.
What it does
Safety, status, equipment, quality, people, open actions and priorities in the same order every time, on a phone or tablet.
Actions and escalations from the outgoing shift appear on the incoming shift's board without re-keying.
The outgoing leader records, the incoming leader confirms; responsibility is clear.
Incidents, near misses, hazards, permits and isolations are the first section of every handover.
The handover is the starting point of the next shift's meeting, on the same board.
Reports show which faults, holds and problems keep being handed over rather than solved.
Compared
| Capability | Logbook | Verbal handover | TeamAssurance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Same structure every time | |||
| Open actions carried to the next shift's board | |||
| Confirmed by the incoming shift | |||
| Safety items recorded and tracked | |||
| History of what crossed each boundary | |||
| Feeds the Tier 1 huddle without re-keying |
How it works
Safety, production status, equipment faults and workarounds, quality holds, staffing and skills cover, open actions, priorities.
The outgoing shift leader completes the checklist during the shift, not from memory at the end.
The incoming leader confirms each section; anything unusual is walked through on the floor.
Carried-over actions and problems open the Tier 1 meeting; repeats go into problem solving.
Use cases
FAQ
Safety (incidents, near misses, hazards, permits, isolations), production status against plan, equipment faults and workarounds, quality holds and checks due, staffing and skills cover, open actions and escalations, and the priorities for the incoming shift.
Ten to fifteen minutes with a standard checklist, longer only when something unusual needs to be walked through on the floor.
The outgoing shift leader prepares and gives it; the incoming shift leader confirms and owns what is received. Both are recorded.
The handover record is on the team's tier board, so the incoming shift's huddle starts from the open actions, problems and priorities it carried over.
Yes. The checklist is built from your current handover format and refined as the record shows which items matter.
Guided tour
A five-minute walkthrough of strategy, improvement and daily management on one system: the tier boards, the actions, the escalations and the problem solving, with worked examples from the floor up.
Book a demo and we will complete a handover on a phone, confirm it as the incoming shift and open the Tier 1 huddle from it.
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