Reality
The method changes faster than the document.
Operators, engineers, supervisors, and trainers know what changed, but updating the record still becomes a separate project.
Company
Built because the work was visible, but the record still took hours.
Swift Ops helps operations teams turn recorded work into clear instructions, reviewed process changes, and practical skills assessments.
Company focus
- Capture
- Real work
- Reduce
- Drafting time
- Control
- Released records
- Assess
- Evidence-based
Founder story
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Built from a plant manager’s training problem.
Cory Green built Swift Ops after noticing a recurring problem while working as a plant manager at Timken: training other people kept requiring the trainers and the best operators. He wanted a better way to make their knowledge reusable.
That experience shaped the product: record a task, create an instruction that the team reviews, then use a reference method to support training evidence. People remain responsible for reviewing the work and making certification decisions.
This is Cory’s founder experience, not a Timken endorsement or a measured customer result.
Waste
Drafting consumes the time that should go to review.
Teams spend hours reconstructing steps, formatting screenshots, and cleaning up instructions before technical review even starts.
Product
Swift Ops turns recordings into editable instructions.
Source video becomes a structured draft, then people decide what gets released, revised, or used for training assessment.
Swift Ops is founder-led and focused on practical manufacturing workflows: standard work, process improvement, document control, and training assessment evidence.
Operating beliefs
Make the approved method easier to follow.
Swift Ops prepares drafts and proposed changes. Your team keeps responsibility for technical accuracy, review, and approval.
Start from evidence
Video and screen capture show the real sequence, motion, checks, and exceptions better than memory does.
Keep review human
Automation can prepare the package. People still own release, revision approval, and certification decisions.
Connect downstream records
Standard work, QR-linked instructions, document control, and training matrices should not drift apart.
Start with the work you already record.
Use process video to prepare the draft, then review the steps, images, and checks before using the instruction.
What you can evaluate
Judge Swift Ops by what it creates.
Inspect an example work instruction, try Capture with your own video, or book a demo of document control and skills assessment. See how the output fits the way your team works.
See the product on a real process.
Bring one process video and compare the generated instruction against how your team documents work today.