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Run: Gemba Walk Daily Round

Daily Gemba walk inspection for reviewing safety, quality, delivery, cost, morale, and visual board status on the floor. Use it to spot defects early, assign...

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Safety

Verify primary travel paths, exits, and access to emergency equipment are free of stored materials, cords, spills, and trip hazards.
Confirm employees and visitors are using task-appropriate PPE such as eye protection, hearing protection, gloves, or high-visibility apparel as required.
Check exposed pinch points, missing guards, bypassed interlocks, and unsafe machine conditions visible during the walk.
Look for open panels, damaged cords, overloaded outlets, exposed conductors, or unsafe temporary wiring.
Confirm extinguishers are mounted, visible, in their designated location, and that emergency equipment is not blocked.
Check for spills, debris, excessive dust, leaking fluids, or waste accumulation that could affect safe work or product quality.
Document whether hazards were assigned, contained, or escalated according to the site escalation process.

Quality

Confirm operators are following the current method and that visible work instructions match the process being performed.
Check whether non-conforming material is clearly labeled, segregated, and dispositioned per procedure.
Verify in-process checks, layered process audits, or verification steps are being performed as scheduled.
Confirm required gauges, scales, or inspection tools are present and show current calibration or verification status.
Check whether recent defects, complaints, or process deviations are posted and being actively addressed.
Verify temporary controls, hold tags, or inspection containment actions are in place where needed.

Delivery

Confirm the team can see the current target, priority, and sequence for the shift or day.
Compare current performance against the posted target and note any gap or recovery plan.
Check whether shortages, missing kits, or late deliveries could interrupt flow in the next interval.
Document the primary constraint affecting throughput, including equipment downtime, staffing gaps, or upstream delays.
Confirm the team knows who to contact when schedule risk, shortages, or equipment issues threaten delivery.
Record whether the area is on track, at risk, or behind, based on the current day plan.

Cost

Look for excess motion, waiting, overproduction, unnecessary transport, or duplicate handling.
Check whether visible scrap, damage, or rework is above the expected daily level.
Observe whether equipment or processes are leaking, idling, or otherwise consuming resources unnecessarily.
Check for conditions that could lead to breakdowns, quality loss, or repeat labor.
Capture the most significant visible cost issue found during the round.
Record whether a practical action was assigned to reduce waste or prevent recurrence.

Morale and Engagement

Observe whether employees can explain current priorities, blockers, and expected outputs.
Check for signs of overload, understaffing, or uneven task distribution that could affect morale or performance.
Confirm concerns are being heard and routed to the correct owner without delay.
Record whether the leader acknowledged good performance, improvement, or safe behavior.
Capture any concerns, suggestions, or observations shared by the team.

Visual Board and Action Tracking

Confirm the board reflects the latest available daily or shift data for the core performance categories.
Check that open actions are assigned to a responsible person with a target completion date.
Verify overdue items are highlighted and have an escalation path or recovery plan.
Confirm the board shows the most important problems, root causes, and countermeasures rather than stale information.
Record the planned date for the next review or follow-up on open actions.
Summarize the key observations, risks, and commitments from the walk.

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