Manufacturing
Operations That ActuallyShip.
Sector PracticeOperations ThatActuallyShip.ERP implementation, production system design, and operational transformation for manufacturers who have outgrown their current systems and need to scale without losing control.
89%
Avg. on-time delivery post-implementation
$2.1M
Annual margin impact — costing accuracy
71%
Reduction in production rework cost
Our Perspective
Manufacturing is where strategy meets the shop floor — and where the gap between the two is most expensive. OPS works with job shops, contract manufacturers, batch processors, and light industrial businesses that are scaling past what whiteboards and QuickBooks can handle. We implement systems that reflect how manufacturing actually works, not how software vendors wish it did. And we stay through go-live, not just the proposal.
ERP & MRP Implementation
01
Odoo manufacturing ERP — bills of materials, work orders, production scheduling, MRP replenishment, and shop floor control. Implemented in 60–90 days. Configured for how your plant actually runs.
Production Planning & Scheduling
02
Master production scheduling, capacity planning, and bottleneck analysis for high-mix and high-volume environments. We replace whiteboards with systems that give supervisors real visibility.
Job Costing & Margin Visibility
03
Standard cost development, variance analysis, and job profitability reporting. We identify the jobs and customers that are actually making money — and the ones that are not.
Quality Management Systems
04
ISO 9001, AS9100, and industry-specific QMS design and implementation. First article inspection, non-conformance management, corrective action systems, and supplier quality frameworks.
Lean & Operational Excellence
05
Value stream mapping, setup time reduction, 5S implementation, and OEE improvement for manufacturing environments where every hour of uptime matters.
Inventory & Supply Chain Optimisation
06
Reorder point design, safety stock analysis, supplier lead time management, and inventory positioning for manufacturers running complex multi-level BOMs and long-lead purchased components.

OPS Manufacturing Practice