Welcome to Scott-Grant –
the home of knowledge and expertise in improving productivity
This is exactly where you need to be for everything to do with improving productivity.
We provide people to help you with those “time and motion” studies, to improve performance of equipment, processes, people and resources, to help you get more out of your business.
CORONAVIRUS IMPACT at 2nd December 2020
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Having moved forward from the restrictions and difficulties of recent months, compounded by current circumstances, we are still working with several great customers across many key sectors. It is pleasing that we are still helping many businesses to adjust and progress.
There is continuing uptake of our enquiries and assignments leading into 2021, from businesses enlisting our help to continue to overcome their operating challenges.
“Time & Motion” features in several of them, with needs for “work measurement” and adjusted “time standards” to reflect the different “work content” in their modified activities, and work with appropriate staffing levels.
This isn’t just about “people” times and targets but also to optimise processes, use of equipment and effective space utilisation, when routines and distances have had to change. Whether the same, less, or more is required – the outputs and additional operating costs need to be well managed.
The emphasis may have changed to become as efficient as possible temporarily, at much reduced volumes, or to be able to manage effectively with what are potentially more permanent changes. Others have experienced a significant uplift and need to consolidate and operate cost-effectively at increased volumes.
Please do contact us if you need help to review targets and work content with your changed operating procedures, or for any other productivity matter you feel we can support. Also see our Training Course Schedule page, with Open Courses now fully active since July and scheduled dates through to July 2021.
If you’re new to productivity here’s a guide to help you better understand it and how to go about improving it
Identifying what’s causing poor productivity might not be obvious straight away
Click here to see a list of tell tale signs of low productivity and how it can be improved.
As the UK’s leading productivity specialists we are constantly being asked by businesses of all sizes and across all industry sectors to provide productivity professionals on a project or contract basis to measure, determine and deliver improvements in all aspects of their organisation. And that’s exactly what we do.
Time and motion, work measurement, industrial engineering,
time standards, Lean principles.
Click here to find out what might be at the heart of your productivity issue.
Contact us now about how we could help improve your productivity.
Understand how any task or work is measured, how waste is identified and removed and generally how to look at complex processes and procedures and break them down into smaller tasks.
Follow this link to see the wide variety of industry standard techniques used in improving productivity. We explain each technique individually and where relevant, point you to more information about it.
Click here to see how you can start to determine the effective performance in your operation.
Contact us now if you’d like to know more about how to improve your productivity.
If you’d really like to gain some insights into what improving productivity is all about, we run a wide range of training courses aimed at beginners, right through to qualified productivity professionals and Industrial Engineers.
You can see all our courses here – we’ve explained clearly their suitability for all levels of experience, what the next steps would be and where you can study.
Our training courses come in all shapes and sizes – look at the types of learning we offer. From introductory courses, to courses on specific techniques, to refresher courses for experienced Industrial Engineers, you’ll find something suited exactly to your needs.
Contact us now to help you select the most suitable course for your needs.
Identifying what’s causing poor productivity might not be obvious straight away
Click here to see a list of tell tale signs of low productivity and how it can be improved.
As the UK’s leading productivity specialists we are constantly being asked by businesses of all sizes and across all industry sectors to provide productivity professionals on a project or contract basis to measure, determine and deliver improvements in all aspects of their organisation. And that’s exactly what we do.
Time and motion, work measurement, industrial engineering,
time standards, Lean principles.
Click here to find out what might be at the heart of your productivity issue.
Contact us now about how we could help improve your productivity.
Understand how any task or work is measured, how waste is identified and removed and generally how to look at complex processes and procedures and break them down into smaller tasks.
Follow this link to see the wide variety of industry standard techniques used in improving productivity. We explain each technique individually and where relevant, point you to more information about it.
Click here to see how you can start to determine the effective performance in your operation.
Contact us now if you’d like to know more about how to improve your productivity.
If you’d really like to gain some insights into what improving productivity is all about, we run a wide range of training courses aimed at beginners, right through to qualified productivity professionals and Industrial Engineers.
You can see all our courses here – we’ve explained clearly their suitability for all levels of experience, what the next steps would be and where you can study.
Our training courses come in all shapes and sizes – look at the types of learning we offer. From introductory courses, to courses on specific techniques, to refresher courses for experienced Industrial Engineers, you’ll find something suited exactly to your needs.
Contact us now to help you select the most suitable course for your needs.
