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Wranx
Manufacturing & Industrial

On a plant, not knowing
costs more than a bad review.

Toolbox talks and annual refreshers produce a signature, not a memory. Wranx produces evidence that the people on shift can still recall, explain and apply what they were taught.

97%

Of learners improved knowledge

92%

Accuracy after training

100%

Improvement on the cold-rolled steel module

Tata Steel, whose programme went on to win an industry award.

The problem

Why the annual refresher isn’t enough

The forgetting curve does not care that the topic was important. It applies to safety-critical knowledge exactly as it applies to everything else.

A signature is not retention

Someone sat through the session in January and signed the sheet. Ten months later, what they can actually recall on the floor is a completely separate question — and it is the one that matters.

Confidently wrong is the dangerous state

A conventional quiz treats a lucky guess and genuine knowledge as the same green tick. The person who is certain and mistaken is the one you most need to find.

Shifts never overlap

Nights, days, contractors and agency staff. Classroom training reaches whoever was rostered on, and quietly misses everyone else.

What we do about it

Wranx in Manufacturing & Industrial

The same engine every sector runs on, pointed at the things that make this one difficult.

Certainty-based marking finds the risk

Learners say how sure they are as they answer. Confident and correct is knowledge; confident and wrong is a hazard with a name attached, surfaced before it reaches the floor.

Knowledge stays live all year

Instead of one session and eleven months of decay, each critical concept returns on a schedule tuned to how well that individual actually knows it.

Two minutes at the start of a shift

No cover, no classroom, no line stopped. Drills run on a phone or a shared device in the time a briefing already takes.

Recall, explain, apply

Reciting a procedure is the first rung. The ladder goes on to explaining why it exists and applying it to a situation nobody drilled — which is what an incident actually asks of someone.

Evidence by site and by shift

Not completion percentages. Which concepts are secure, which are fading, and where — down to the shift, ready for an audit or a safety review.

Your procedures, not generic content

Method statements, SOPs and specs you already have become drills, so people are tested on how your plant runs rather than a stock library’s idea of it.

Built around your world

The Build

For industrial teams the journey is a programme rather than a game: groundworks, frame, first fix, second fix, handover. Progress is signed off, not scored, and the whole thing wears your language. Where a league table would do harm, it is simply switched off — private is the default.

Other sectors

Where else this runs

The engine is the same everywhere. What changes is the problem it is pointed at.

Prove the shift still knows it

Send us the procedure you most need people to remember and we’ll show you how we’d keep it live.