DECISION & ACCOUNTABILITY ARCHITECTURE (MANUFACTURING)
Authority, Timing, Escalation Control
Operational Execution Architecture Service — Non-Licensed
What Is Decision & Accountability Architecture (Manufacturing)?
This service defines who decides what, when, with what authority, and how escalation resolves without throughput loss—inside production environments.
It does not coach leadership.
It designs enforceable decision pathways aligned to production reality.
Most factories fail silently when:
escalation timing exceeds the line’s tolerance for delay
engineering, quality, and operations override each other
decision ownership is unclear at interfaces
stop/go authority is ambiguous
accountability diffuses during instability
This service corrects those mechanisms.
Why This Is Needed
Common conditions:
escalations stall throughput
conflicting directives destabilize execution
“no one owns failure” at handoffs
decisions loop without closure
production runs on informal authority rather than defined control
Why Decision Architecture Matters
Decision architecture determines:
whether containment happens fast enough to prevent propagation
whether constraints stay stable
whether exceptions resolve or become chronic firefighting
whether leadership regains control without constant overrides
How TJEG Performs the Architecture
Decision Rights Mapping
Mapping of real vs declared authority.Escalation Path Timing Design
Design of:
time-bounded escalation rules
resolution ownership
closure requirements
Stop/Go Authority Model
Definition of:
who can stop production
what triggers require stops
how restart authorization is governed
Interface Ownership Rules
Definition of:
handoff ownership
acceptance criteria
accountability continuity across functions
What This Delivers
Decision rights map (floor/engineering/quality/ops)
Escalation timing and closure architecture
Stop/go authority rules
Interface ownership rules
Daily command cadence for exception handling
Who This Is For
Plants with constant overrides and stalled escalations
Startups where authority is informal and unstable
Programs with multi-party governance and unclear control
Engagement Characteristics
Fast, enforceable architecture
Non-financial; non-legal
Designed to reduce decision latency and stabilize output
Cost & Commercial Structure
Typical range: $35,000 – $120,000
Pricing depends on governance complexity and production criticality.
No contingent fees. No equity.
Compliance Boundary
Operational execution architecture only. No HR determinations, no legal advice, no regulated compliance representation.
Start the Architecture
If escalation and authority conflict are stalling throughput, this is the correct engagement.