Observe the process
Document real production work through a structured time study with process times, images, and notes.
Hands-on manufacturing engineering support combined with purpose-built software to turn observed work into current-state documentation and practical future-state recommendations.
See how LineFlow turns a recorded assembly study into current-state documentation and multiple precedence-safe line-balancing scenarios.
Document real production work through a structured time study with process times, images, and notes.
Convert observations into editable process data, a Process-at-a-Glance, and a Yamazumi chart.
Define what must happen first and what work can occur in parallel.
Compare staffing scenarios and identify a practical, precedence-safe future-state balance.
Traditional line balancing often means a stopwatch, handwritten notes, photos, Excel cleanup, Yamazumi charts, precedence diagrams, and repeated Solver runs.
LineFlow is designed to connect those steps into one continuous engineering workflow.
Paper → CSV → Excel → diagrams → optimization
Study → relationships → optimized line
I’m Brett Davis, an industrial engineer and manufacturing engineer focused on continuous improvement, process optimization, standard work, and line balancing. I created LineFlow after repeatedly seeing how much engineering time was consumed turning good observations into usable analysis.
My consulting approach combines hands-on engineering support with LineFlow’s purpose-built workflow, helping teams move from time-study footage to clear, defensible improvement recommendations.
Contact Brett to discuss a focused LineFlow pilot on one manufacturing or assembly process.