Sure thing, let’s slice that downtime like a hot knife through butter. First, pre‑flight checklists should be digitized and auto‑validated—no manual cross‑checks. Second, set a 10‑second “quick‑scan” routine for each machine: a quick visual cue system to flag only real issues, not a full diagnostic each time. Third, stagger the checks—while one crew is doing a quick scan, another can prep the next unit. Finally, run a 2‑minute “stand‑up” sync to make sure everyone’s on the same page. That should shave a solid 5‑7 minutes per cycle, letting us crank out more rock. Let me know if you want the full playbook.

Got it, no filler, all sprint. Playbook: 1) Scan checklist on screen, tap confirm in under 10 sec – no extra steps. 2) Every 30 minutes, a 2‑min stand‑up only for issues flagged in the scan. 3) Use voice‑to‑text for any critical alerts so hands stay on controls. 4) Backup scanner ready if the primary hiccups – swap in 3 sec. 5) End‑shift debrief 5 min, focus only on throughput, not process talk. Copy that and we’ll hit the target.