Settings

Floor configuration for Union Street. Changes take effect on the next controller read, about twenty seconds. Anyone on shift can change these; every change is logged with the lead’s name.

Ovens

Listed in the order they stand on the floor, north wall first. That order is what the Floor screen draws, so changing it here moves the cells on the wall display.

The eleven ovens
OVEN	TYPE	CAPACITY	PREHEAT	IN SERVICE
DECK 1	Stone deck, 5 shelves	60 loaves	22 min	DECK 1 in serviceYes
DECK 2	Stone deck, 5 shelves	60 loaves	22 min	DECK 2 in serviceYes
DECK 3	Stone deck, 5 shelves	60 loaves	22 min	DECK 3 in serviceYes
DECK 4	Stone deck, 5 shelves	60 loaves	26 min	DECK 4 in serviceYes
DECK 5	Stone deck, 4 shelves	48 loaves	22 min	DECK 5 in serviceYes
RACK 1	Rotating rack	18 trays	14 min	RACK 1 in serviceYes
RACK 2	Rotating rack	18 trays	14 min	RACK 2 in serviceYes
RACK 3	Rotating rack	18 trays	14 min	RACK 3 in serviceYes
RACK 4	Rotating rack. Element fault 02:40, Sutton & Co. booked 09:00	18 trays	n/a	RACK 4 in serviceOut
CONV 1	Convection	10 trays	9 min	CONV 1 in serviceYes
CONV 2	Convection	10 trays	9 min	CONV 2 in serviceYes

RACK 4 cannot be switched back on from here while an engineer visit is open. Close the fault first, or the board would schedule into a dead oven.

Shifts

Three shifts, no gap and no overlap. The Floor screen names the lead on duty so a delivery driver knows who to ask for.

Night lead 22:00 – 06:00

Day lead 06:00 – 14:00

Swing lead 14:00 – 22:00

Shift pattern

What counts as late

These two numbers decide how much of the wall screen is orange. Set them too tight and the board cries wolf for eight hours; too loose and the first anyone hears of a problem is a driver waiting at the dock.

Flag a run late after minutes past its planned bake time

Warn about a van from minutes before its loading window

Mark an oven as needing a person at minutes remaining

Wall display

Screen 1 is bolted to the north wall between DECK 3 and DECK 4, read from about three metres. Screen 2 is by the packing bench.

Read the controller every

Keep screen 1 awake all shift Dim screen 2 between 10:00 and 20:00 Sound a chime on a new late run

What counts as late

Flag a run late after Must be at least 1 minute. This floor runs on 6.

Take an oven out of service

This stops the board scheduling into it and re-cuts every run already assigned to it. On a full night that moves eight to twelve runs and nobody can undo it from the floor. RACK 4 went out at 02:40 and RUN-4471 is still late because of it.

Reading the floor configuration…