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Shift / duty checklists for Auto & fleet service

Bay reset and tool accountability need photos — next shift shouldn’t inherit surprises.

What it is in auto service: End-of-day/bay packs with photo-required reset and safety items.

How you’d use it: Require photos on bay reset and hazard items. Multi-shop managers review incomplete closes by location before the next day opens.

What “good” looks like: Morning advisors don’t inherit a disaster bay with no trail of who left it that way.

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Who benefits — and how you’d run it

For multi-shop owners

Proof close-out actually happened across locations.

For shop managers

Coach from specific missing photos — not “the night guy said he did it.”

In practice

Closer runs bay pack → gaps stay open → manager follows up next morning.

Ready when you are — let’s seal tonight’s shift.

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