Interview with Jens Reissenweber on recurring failures, shift handovers, AI in maintenance and leadership on site.
Transparency drives improvement: Recurring failures in maintenance often go unnoticed because nobody sees the pattern. In the interview, Jens Reissenweber shows how structured shift handovers, AI-supported analysis of free-text reports and a culture without blame make problems visible and retain knowledge through staff changes. His GOOD TO KNOW: Leaders should be present and get to know the work on site.
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